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samedi 22 mai 2021

GERALD WILSON ORCHESTRA ON STAGE

PACIFIC JAZZ RECORDS 1965                            ST-88


credits:

On Los Moros de España, Musette, Lighthouse Blues and Perdido:
Trumpets: Al Porcino, Jules Chaikin, Freddie Hilll,
 Nat Meeks, Mel Moore and Gerald Wilson
Trombones: Bob Edmondson, Les Robertson, 
John Ewing and Don Switzer
Reeds: Teddy Edwards, Harold Land, Curtis Amy,
 Jack Nimitz and Anthony Ortega
Piano: Phil Moore Jr.
Guitar: Joe Pass
Vibes: Roy Ayers
Bass: Herbie Lewis
Drums: Chuck Carter


Recorded on January 13th, 1965 at Capitol Studios, Hollywood, Calif.


On Who Can I Turn To, In the Limelight, El Viti, Ricardo and Lately:

Trumpets: Jules Chaikin, Bobby Bryant, Freddie Hilll, 
Nat Meeks, Mel Moore and Gerald Wilson
Trombones: Bob Edmondson, Les Robertson, 
John Ewing and Earnie Tack
Organ and piano: Jack Wilson
Piano: Phil Moore Jr.
Guitar: Joe Pass
Vibes: Roy Ayers
Bass: Victor Gaskin
Drums: Chuck Carter
Reeds and flutes: Bud Shank, Anthony Ortega, Teddy Edwards,
 Harold Land and Jack Nimitz


Recorded on March 10th, 1965 at Pacific Jazz Studios, Hollywood, Calif.


tracks list:


A1 Los Moros De Espana 3:05
A2 Who Can I Turn To 2:50
A3 Ricardo 4:30
A4 Musette 2:34
A5 In The Limelight 5:47
B1 Lighthouse Blues 7:25
B2 El Viti 3:50
B3 Lately 3:42
B4 Perdido 4:26







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