Album · 1974

Crosswinds

Released
April 1974
Label
Atlantic Records
Catalogue no.
SD 7300
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
34:46
Country
US

“Crosswinds” is an album by Billy Cobham, released in 1974 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 34:46. The line-up features Billy Cobham (arranger, drums (drum set)), Garnett Brown (trombone, performer), George Duke (keyboard, bass), John Abercrombie (guitar, acoustic guitar) and Lee Pastora (percussion, performer).

Who played on Crosswinds

  • Billy Cobham arranger, drums (drum set), producer, performer all tracks
  • Garnett Brown trombone, performer on 6 tracks
  • George Duke keyboard, bass, double bass, performer on 6 tracks
  • John Abercrombie guitar, acoustic guitar, performer on 6 tracks
  • Lee Pastora percussion, performer on 5 tracks
  • Michael Brecker woodwind, performer on 5 tracks
  • Randy Brecker trumpet, performer on 5 tracks
  • John Williams bass on 3 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Spanish Moss - “A Sound Portrait”: Spanish Moss — Billy Cobham 4:08
  2. A2 Spanish Moss - “A Sound Portrait”: Savannah the Serene — Billy Cobham 5:11
  3. A3 Spanish Moss - “A Sound Portrait”: Storm — Billy Cobham 2:49
  4. A4 Spanish Moss - “A Sound Portrait”: Flash Flood — Billy Cobham 5:05
  5. B1 The Pleasant Pheasant — Billy Cobham 5:17
  6. B2 Heather — Billy Cobham 8:37
  7. B3 Crosswind — Billy Cobham 3:39

Production

  • Ken Scott mix, producer, recording

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Crosswinds?

The line-up of Crosswinds includes Billy Cobham (arranger, drums (drum set)), Garnett Brown (trombone, performer), George Duke (keyboard, bass), John Abercrombie (guitar, acoustic guitar), Lee Pastora (percussion, performer), Michael Brecker (woodwind, performer), Randy Brecker (trumpet, performer) and John Williams (bass).

Which label released Crosswinds?

Crosswinds was released in 1974 on Atlantic Records (SD 7300).

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