Album · 1990
Charming Snakes
- Released
- 21 August 1990
- Label
- Private Music
- Catalogue no.
- 26071
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 51:42
- Country
- US
“Charming Snakes” is an album by Andy Summers, released in 1990 on Private Music. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 51:42. The line-up features Doug Lunn (bass), Bill Evans (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), David Hentschel (mix, producer), Ed Mann (percussion) and Herbie Hancock (keyboard).
Who played on Charming Snakes
- Doug Lunn bass on 10 tracks
- Bill Evans soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone on 8 tracks
- David Hentschel mix, producer, recording, keyboard, organ on 6 tracks
- Ed Mann percussion on 6 tracks
- Herbie Hancock keyboard on 4 tracks
- Mark Isham trumpet on 4 tracks
- Brian Auger keyboard on 3 tracks
- Andy Summers guitar, mix, producer, banjo, slide guitar on 1 track
- Darryl Jones bass on 1 track
- Sting bass on 1 track
- Chad Wackerman membranophone
Tracklist
- 1 Mexico 1920 — David Hentschel, Andy Summers 4:02
- 2 Charming Snakes — Andy Summers 5:16
- 3 Big Thing — David Hentschel, Dennis Smith, Andy Summers 7:12
- 4 Rainmaker — Andy Summers 6:21
- 5 Charis — Andy Summers 3:24
- 6 Mickey Goes to Africa — Andy Summers 4:56
- 7 Innocence Falls Prey — Andy Summers 2:47
- 8 Passion of the Shadow — Andy Summers 5:14
- 9 Monk Gets Ripped — Andy Summers 3:59
- 10 Easy on the Ice — David Hentschel, Andy Summers 4:36
- 11 The Strong & The Beautiful — David Hentschel, Andy Summers 3:56
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Charming Snakes?
The line-up of Charming Snakes includes Doug Lunn (bass), Bill Evans (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), David Hentschel (mix, producer), Ed Mann (percussion), Herbie Hancock (keyboard), Mark Isham (trumpet), Brian Auger (keyboard) and Andy Summers (guitar, mix).
Which label released Charming Snakes?
Charming Snakes was released in 1990 on Private Music (26071).
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