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mardi 29 août 2017

QUINCY JONES GOLDEN BOY

Publié par
MERCURY RECORDS 1964                         MG 20938

credits:

Quincy Jones (leader),
George Dessinger, William J. Slapin, Stanley Webb (ww),
Jerome Richardson (ss, ts), Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis (ts),
Jim Buffington, Morris Secon (frh), Don Elliott (vib, mar, v),
 Jim Hall (g), Art Davis, Milt Hinton (b), Ed Shaughnessy (d),
Theodore Israel, Archie Levin, Harry Lookofsky (vn),
Julien Barber, Alfred Brown, Harold Coletta, David Mankowitz,
David Schwartz, Karen Tuttle (vl),
Maurice Bialkin, Selwart Clarke,
Charles McCracken, Kermit Moore, George Ricci (vc),
Margaret Ross (hrp), Quincy Jones (con)

Strings personnel is based on LP sleeve, which may
or may not refer to session on September 15, 1964 or,
more likely, a collective listing for both sessions.
Don Elliott plays bass marimba on Seaweed.

Golden Boy is listed as (string version) to distinguish
from big band version recorded September 15, 1964.

Recorded June 1964  New York City

tracks list:

A1     Theme From Golden Boy     2:47
A2     The Witching Hour     3:40
A3     Seaweed     2:24
A4     Golden Boy     3:10
A5     Django     4:58
B1     Soul Serenade     3:44
B2     Theme From Golden Boy     3:54
B3     Hard Day's Night     3:24
B4     The Sidewinder     3:40
B5     The Midnight Sun Will Never Set     3:08





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