Album · 1999
A Lazy Afternoon
- Released
- 1999
- Label
- Postcards
- Catalogue no.
- 1008
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 45:51
“A Lazy Afternoon” is an album by Harold Land, released in 1999 on Postcards. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 45:51. Jazz standards on the record include “But Beautiful”, “The End Of A Love Affair”, “In a Sentimental Mood” and “Invitation”. The line-up features Alan Pasqua (synthesizer), Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Harold Land (tenor saxophone), James Leary (bass) and Ray Ellis (conductor).
Who played on A Lazy Afternoon
- Alan Pasqua synthesizer all tracks
- Billy Higgins drums (drum set) all tracks
- Harold Land tenor saxophone all tracks
- James Leary bass all tracks
- Ray Ellis conductor all tracks
- William Henderson piano all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Lazy Afternoon standard — Jerome Moross 4:24
- 2 You Don't Know What Love Is standard — Gene de Paul 3:46
- 3 In a Sentimental Mood standard — Duke Ellington 4:26
- 4 Nature Boy standard — eden ahbez 3:48
- 5 You Go to My Head standard — J. Fred Coots 4:06
- 6 But Beautiful standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 3:06
- 7 Invitation standard — Bronisław Kaper 4:58
- 8 Stella by Starlight standard — Victor Young 2:53
- 9 The End of a Love Affair standard — Edward Redding 3:54
- 10 You've Changed standard — Carl Fischer 3:23
- 11 Wave standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim 3:20
- 12 'round Midnight standard — Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams 3:47
Production
- Allan Tucker mix
- Joe Barbaria engineer, producer
- Ralph Simon producer
- Sibyl R. Golden producer
More albums by Harold Land
Frequently asked questions
Who played on A Lazy Afternoon?
The line-up of A Lazy Afternoon includes Alan Pasqua (synthesizer), Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Harold Land (tenor saxophone), James Leary (bass), Ray Ellis (conductor) and William Henderson (piano).
Which label released A Lazy Afternoon?
A Lazy Afternoon was released in 1999 on Postcards (1008).
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