Album · 1984

African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker

Released
1984
Label
Soul Note
Catalogue no.
SN 1083
Tracklist
6 tracks
Country
IT

“African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker” is an album by Tony Scott, released in 1984 on Soul Note. The original release has 6 tracks. The line-up features Giancarlo Barigozzi (mix, bass flute), Tony Scott (piano, clarinet), Duncan Kinnel (marimba), Karl Potter (congas, percussion) and Chris Hunter (flute, alto saxophone).

Who played on African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker

  • Giancarlo Barigozzi mix, bass flute, flute all tracks
  • Tony Scott piano, clarinet, producer, percussion, vocals, maracas all tracks
  • Duncan Kinnel marimba on 4 tracks
  • Karl Potter congas, percussion, bass drum on 3 tracks
  • Chris Hunter flute, alto saxophone on 2 tracks
  • Glenn Ferris trombone on 2 tracks
  • Robin Jones percussion, bongos, bass drum, congas on 2 tracks
  • Jacqui Benar vocals on 1 track
  • Rex Reason mbira on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 African Bird (Suite)
  2. A2 Spirits Return
  3. A3 Spirits Dance
  4. B1 Come Back! Mother Africa
  5. B2 African Bird
  6. B3 Requiem for Lost Spirits

Production

  • Giovanni Bonandrini producer

More albums by Tony Scott

Frequently asked questions

Who played on African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker?

The line-up of African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker includes Giancarlo Barigozzi (mix, bass flute), Tony Scott (piano, clarinet), Duncan Kinnel (marimba), Karl Potter (congas, percussion), Chris Hunter (flute, alto saxophone), Glenn Ferris (trombone), Robin Jones (percussion, bongos) and Jacqui Benar (vocals).

Which label released African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker?

African Bird / Come Back! Mother Africa: To the Spirit of Charlie Parker was released in 1984 on Soul Note (SN 1083).

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