Album · 1973
Black Byrd
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- Blue Note
- Catalogue no.
- BN-LA047-F
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 43:17
- Country
- US
“Black Byrd” is an album by Donald Byrd, released in 1973 on Blue Note. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 43:17. The line-up features Donald Byrd (trumpet, flugelhorn), Fonce Mizell (trumpet, vocals), Freddie Perren (synthesizer, piano), Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)) and Joe Sample (electric piano, piano).
Who played on Black Byrd
- Donald Byrd trumpet, flugelhorn, lead vocals all tracks
- Fonce Mizell trumpet, vocals all tracks
- Freddie Perren synthesizer, piano, electric piano, vocals all tracks
- Harvey Mason drums (drum set) all tracks
- Joe Sample electric piano, piano all tracks
- Larry Mizell arranger, producer, vocals all tracks
- Roger Glenn flute, saxophone all tracks
- Chuck Rainey electric bass guitar on 5 tracks
- David T. Walker guitar on 5 tracks
- Stephanie Spruill congas, tambourine on 5 tracks
- Bobbye Hall percussion on 2 tracks
- Dean Parks guitar on 2 tracks
- Wilton Felder electric bass guitar on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Flight Time — Larry Mizell 8:32
- A2 Black Byrd — Larry Mizell 7:21
- A3 Love's So Far Away — Larry Mizell 6:03
- B1 Mr. Thomas — Warren Jordan, Larry Mizell 5:04
- B2 Sky High — Larry Mizell 5:59
- B3 Slop Jar Blues — Larry Mizell 5:41
- B4 Where Are We Going? 4:37
Production
- Chuck Davis engineer, mix
- David Hassinger engineer, mix
- George Butler producer
- Steve Waldman engineer
More albums by Donald Byrd
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Black Byrd?
The line-up of Black Byrd includes Donald Byrd (trumpet, flugelhorn), Fonce Mizell (trumpet, vocals), Freddie Perren (synthesizer, piano), Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)), Joe Sample (electric piano, piano), Larry Mizell (arranger, producer), Roger Glenn (flute, saxophone) and Chuck Rainey (electric bass guitar).
Which label released Black Byrd?
Black Byrd was released in 1973 on Blue Note (BN-LA047-F).
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