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samedi 26 janvier 2019

DONALD BYRD STREET LADY

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1973                    BN-LA140-F   



credits:

 Donald Byrd - trumpet
    Roger Glenn - flute
    Jerry Peters - piano, electric piano
    Fonce Mizell - clavinet, trumpet, vocals
    Fred Perren - synthesizer, vocals
    David T. Walker - guitar
    Chuck Rainey - electric bass
    Harvey Mason - drums
    King Errisson - congas
    Stephanie Spruill - percussion
    Larry Mizell - vocals, arranger, conductor
  Written-By – Edward Gordon (tracks: B3), Larry Mizell

 Technician [Technical Director] – Chuck Davis


Engineer [Assistant] – Chuck Davis, John Arias
    Engineer [Recording] – John Mills
    Executive Producer – George Butler

Recording Date: June 13, 14 & 15, 1973.
Recorded at Sound Factory, Hollywood, California.
Mastered at Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California. 


tracks listing:

A1     Lansana's Priestress     7:42   
A2     Miss Kane     7:35   
A3     Sister Love     6:46   
B1     Street Lady     5:39   
B2     Witch Hunt     9:43   
B3     Woman Of The World


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