Album · 1972
Crusaders 1
- Released
- March 1972
- Label
- Blue Thumb Records
- Catalogue no.
- BTS 6001
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 1:18:47
- Country
- US
“Crusaders 1” is an album by The Crusaders, released in 1972 on Blue Thumb Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 1:18:47. The line-up features Arthur Adams (guitar), Chuck Rainey (electric bass guitar, bass guitar), David T. Walker (guitar), Joe Sample (keyboard) and Larry Carlton (guitar).
Who played on Crusaders 1
- Arthur Adams guitar on 1 track
- Chuck Rainey electric bass guitar, bass guitar on 1 track
- David T. Walker guitar on 1 track
- Joe Sample keyboard on 1 track
- Larry Carlton guitar on 1 track
- Stix Hooper drums (drum set), percussion on 1 track
- Wayne Henderson trombone on 1 track
- Wilton Felder tenor saxophone, bass guitar, saxophone on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1-A1 That's How I Feel — Wilton Felder 8:24
- 1-A2 So Far Away — Carole King 12:06
- 1-B1 Put It Where You Want It — Joe Sample 5:31
- 1-B2 Mystique Blues — Wayne Henderson 4:46
- 1-B3 Full Moon — Wayne Henderson 7:29
- 2-C1 Sweet Revival — Joe Sample 4:47
- 2-C2 Mud Hole — Wayne Henderson 6:35
- 2-C3 It's Just Gotta Be That Way — Wayne Henderson 3:42
- 2-C4 Georgia Cottonfield — Joe Sample 7:21
- 2-D1 A Shade of Blues — Joe Sample 5:20
- 2-D2 Three Children — Wilton Felder 5:29
- 2-D3 Mosadi (Woman) — Wayne Henderson 7:17
Production
- Stewart Levine producer
More albums by The Crusaders
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Crusaders 1?
The line-up of Crusaders 1 includes Arthur Adams (guitar), Chuck Rainey (electric bass guitar, bass guitar), David T. Walker (guitar), Joe Sample (keyboard), Larry Carlton (guitar), Stix Hooper (drums (drum set), percussion), Wayne Henderson (trombone) and Wilton Felder (tenor saxophone, bass guitar).
Which label released Crusaders 1?
Crusaders 1 was released in 1972 on Blue Thumb Records (BTS 6001).
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