Album · 1991
America the Beautiful
- Released
- 1991
- Label
- Candid Records
- Catalogue no.
- CCD 79510
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 1:05:07
- Country
- US
“America the Beautiful” is an album by Shorty Rogers - Bud Shank & The Lighthouse All Stars, released in 1991 on Candid Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 1:05:07. The line-up features Bill Perkins (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), Bob Cooper (tenor saxophone), Bud Shank (alto saxophone, producer), Conte Candoli (trumpet) and Monty Budwig (bass).
Who played on America the Beautiful
- Bill Perkins soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, saxophone all tracks
- Bob Cooper tenor saxophone all tracks
- Bud Shank alto saxophone, producer all tracks
- Conte Candoli trumpet all tracks
- Monty Budwig bass all tracks
- Pete Jolly piano all tracks
- Shorty Rogers flugelhorn, trumpet, arranger, brass, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 America the Beautiful — Samuel Augustus Ward 5:05
- 2 Less Is More — Shorty Rogers 6:11
- 3 New Dreams — Shorty Rogers 9:05
- 4 Casa de Luz — Shorty Rogers 4:50
- 5 Lotus Bud — Shorty Rogers 4:24
- 6 Un poco loco — Bud Powell 8:45
- 7 The Good News — Shorty Rogers 5:48
- 8 Here's That Old Martian Again — Shorty Rogers 8:44
- 9 Truly Truly — Shorty Rogers 5:37
- 10 Fun — Shorty Rogers 6:38
Production
- Jim Mooney recording
- Scott Gould recording
- Alan Bates producer
- Kirk Silsbee liner notes
- Mark Gardner liner notes
More albums by Shorty Rogers - Bud Shank & The Lighthouse All Stars
Frequently asked questions
Who played on America the Beautiful?
The line-up of America the Beautiful includes Bill Perkins (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), Bob Cooper (tenor saxophone), Bud Shank (alto saxophone, producer), Conte Candoli (trumpet), Monty Budwig (bass), Pete Jolly (piano) and Shorty Rogers (flugelhorn, trumpet).
Which label released America the Beautiful?
America the Beautiful was released in 1991 on Candid Records (CCD 79510).
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