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Album · 1971

Cosmos

by Lou Donaldson

Released
1971
Label
Blue Note
Catalogue no.
BST-84370
Tracklist
6 tracks
Length
39:56
Country
US

“Cosmos” is an album by Lou Donaldson, released in 1971 on Blue Note. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 39:56. The line-up features Idris Muhammad (drums (drum set)), Jerry Jemmott (bass), Lou Donaldson (saxophone), Melvin Sparks (guitar) and Ray Armando (congas).

Who played on Cosmos

  • Idris Muhammad drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Jerry Jemmott bass all tracks
  • Lou Donaldson saxophone all tracks
  • Melvin Sparks guitar all tracks
  • Ray Armando congas all tracks
  • Eddie Williams instruments
  • Essence vocals
  • Leon Spencer organ, bass
  • Mildred Brown vocals
  • Naomi Thomas vocals
  • Rosalyn Brown vocals

Tracklist

  1. A1 The Caterpillar 6:50
  2. A2 Make It With You — David Gates 4:57
  3. A3 If There's a Hell Down Below (We're All Going to Go) — Curtis Mayfield 9:03
  4. B1 Caracas — Lou Donaldson 8:24
  5. B2 I'll Be There 5:24
  6. B3 When You're Smiling, the Whole World Smiles With You — Larry Shay 5:18

Production

  • George Butler producer
  • Rudy van Gelder recording
  • Jimmy Briggs vocal arranger

More albums by Lou Donaldson

New Faces - New Sounds 1952 · Blue Note Quartet/Quintet/Sextet 1957 · Blue Note Lou Takes Off 1958 · Blue Note Blues Walk 1958 · Blue Note Light Foot 1958 · Blue Note The Time Is Right 1959 · Blue Note LD + 3 1959 · Blue Note Sunny Side Up 1961 · Blue Note Here ’Tis 1961 · Blue Note Gravy Train 1962 · Blue Note Signifyin' 1963 · Argo The Natural Soul 1963 · Blue Note

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Cosmos?

The line-up of Cosmos includes Idris Muhammad (drums (drum set)), Jerry Jemmott (bass), Lou Donaldson (saxophone), Melvin Sparks (guitar), Ray Armando (congas), Eddie Williams (instruments), Essence (vocals) and Leon Spencer (organ, bass).

Which label released Cosmos?

Cosmos was released in 1971 on Blue Note (BST-84370).

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