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Satin Doll — Bobbi Humphrey

Satin Doll

Bobbi Humphrey
1974ed. 2002· Blue Note Records
Blue Note Records
La casa del jazz moderno americano
Nueva York, 1939 · 1203 álbumes en Sonora
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Tracklist 44:02
1New York Times - Remastered 20026:54
2Satin Doll4:09
3San Francisco Lights5:28
4Ladies Day6:20
5Fun House4:44
6My Little Girl6:46
7Rain Again6:57
8You Are The Sunshine Of My Life - 2002 Remaster2:44
Créditos
Músicos
Larry Mizelltrumpet, electric piano, synthesizer, backing vocals, background vocals, conductor, keyboards
Chuck Davistrumpet, backing vocals, background vocals
Fonce Mizelltrumpet, electric piano, backing vocals, background vocals, keyboards
Jerry Peterstrumpet, piano, keyboards
Bobbi Humphreyflute, vocals
Don Prestonsynthesizer
Phil Davissynthesizer
Chuck Raineybass, electric bass
Wayne Tweedbass, electric bass
Roger Saintepercussion
Freddie Perrenbacking vocals, background vocals
Samantha Harrisbacking vocals, background vocals
Composición
Producción
Jim Niparengineer
John Millsengineer
Val Garayengineer
George Butlerexecutive-producer
Arnie Acostamastered
Chuck Davisproducer
Larry Mizellproducer
Arte y Diseño
Bob Catodesign
Eric Catoback cover photography
Josef A. Schneidercover photography
El sello
Blue Note Records
“La casa del jazz moderno americano”

Fundado en 1939 en Nueva York, Blue Note se convirtió en el hogar del jazz moderno estadounidense. Alfred Lion, junto a Francis Wolff, creó un espacio donde los músicos podían grabar con libertad artística total y técnica impecable. El sello documentó la evolución del bebop al…

Nueva York, 1939 · 1203 álbumes en Sonora
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