GROOVE ADDICT: JOHNNY LYTLE A MAN AND A WOMAN

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mardi 11 mars 2014

JOHNNY LYTLE A MAN AND A WOMAN

Publié par Michel Legistre

SOLID STATE RECORDS 1967 SS 18014

Vibraphonist Johnny Lytle covers the score of the movie

"A Man And A Woman" by French composer Francis Lai in a jazz setting,

the LP was released in 1967 on Solid State Records,

players are Johnny Lytle on vibes, Richard Davis on bass,

Johnny Pacheco on latin drums, Bill Hinnant on drums

and Jim Foster on organ. Production by Sonny Lester.

New York City: 1967

credits:

Johnny Lytle: Vibes
Richard Davis: bass,
Johnny Pacheco: latin drums,
Bill Hinnant: drums
Jim Foster: organ

tracks list:

1. Stronger Than Us
2. Today It's You
3. Samba Saravah
4. A Man And A Woman
5. A Man And A Woman (v2)
6. Stronger Than Us (Bossa Nova)
7. In Our Shadow

Samba Saravah

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