Road Father

~ Release by Woody Herman (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼12" Vinyl 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
A1	Fire Dance mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: Fire Dance (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) composer: Jeff Tkazyik and Allen Vizzutti		?:??
A2	Duke Ellington's "Sound of Love" mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) cover recording of: Duke Ellington's Sound of Love (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) lyricist and composer: Charles Mingus arranger: Ray Anderson (US jazz trumpeter/trombonist) and Sy Johnson		?:??
A3	Woodchopper's Ball mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: Woodchopper’s Ball (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) composer: Joe Bishop and Woody Herman part of: The Real Book (compilation of jazz standards, Volume I)		?:??
A4	Sunrise Lady mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: Sunrise Lady (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) composer: Bruce Johnstone		?:??
B1	Pavane mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: Pavane, op. 50 (catch-all for arrangements and unknown versions) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) writer and composer: Gabriel Fauré (French composer) arrangement of: Pavane, op. 50 (for piano and chorus)		?:??
B2	I Got News for You mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: I Got News for You (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) composer: Irene Higginbotham and Sidney Shaw		?:??
B3	Sugar Loaf Mountain mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recording of: Sugar Loaf Mountain (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) composer: Alan Broadbent		?:??
B4	Isn't She Lovely mixer: Hank Cicalo and Hugh Davies (US recording engineer) bass: Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) bass trombone: Jim Daniels (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) brass: Bill Byrne (trumpeter) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Dennis Dotson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Glenn Drewes (a trumpet player) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04), Nelson Hatt (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Jay Sollenberger (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) clarinet and saxophone: Woody Herman (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Bruce Johnstone (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) drums (drum set) and percussion: Jeff Hamilton (jazz drummer) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flugelhorn and trumpet: Allen Vizzutti (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) flute and tenor saxophone: Gary Anderson (jazz multi-instrumentist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Joe Lovano (American jazz artist) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) percussion: Jack Arnold (vibraphone) (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) piano: Pat Coil (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) trombone: Larry Farrell (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) and Birch Johnson (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) woodwind: Frank Tiberi (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) recorded at: Capitol Studios, Studio A in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) cover recording of: Isn’t She Lovely (from 1978-01-03 until 1978-01-04) lyricist and composer: Stevie Wonder publisher: Black Bull Music, EMI Music (do not use as release label! this is a music publisher), Jobete Music Co., Inc. and 大洋音楽		?:??

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