Album · 1967
Daktari
- Released
- 1967
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- SD 8157
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 31:39
- Country
- US
“Daktari” is an album by Shelly Manne, released in 1967 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 31:39. Jazz standards on the record include “The Theme”. The line-up features Arthur C. Smith (woodwind, flute), Bill Pitman (bass), Bob Bain (guitar), Bud Shank (woodwind, flute) and Emil Richards (percussion).
Who played on Daktari
- Arthur C. Smith woodwind, flute all tracks
- Bill Pitman bass all tracks
- Bob Bain guitar all tracks
- Bud Shank woodwind, flute all tracks
- Emil Richards percussion all tracks
- Frank Carlsson percussion all tracks
- Frank Strozier woodwind, flute all tracks
- Justin Gordon woodwind, flute all tracks
- Larry Bunker percussion all tracks
- Mike Wofford piano all tracks
- Shelly Manne drums (drum set) all tracks
- Victor Feldman percussion all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Daktari standard — Shelly Manne 2:14
- A2 Out on a Limb — Shelly Manne 3:04
- A3 Clarence — Shelly Manne 2:18
- A4 Africa — Shelly Manne 3:10
- A5 Stay With Me 2:46
- A6 Elephantime — Shelly Manne 2:21
- B1 Wameru — Shelly Manne 2:56
- B2 Toto — Shelly Manne 2:44
- B3 Galloping Giraffes — Shelly Manne 3:11
- B4 Judy Judy — Shelly Manne 2:37
- B5 Ivan — Shelly Manne 2:27
- B6 Rhino Trot — Shelly Manne 1:51
Production
- Dave Wiechman engineer
- Dick Hazard arranger
- Nesuhi Ertegun producer
- Leonard B. Kaufman liner notes
More albums by Shelly Manne
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Daktari?
The line-up of Daktari includes Arthur C. Smith (woodwind, flute), Bill Pitman (bass), Bob Bain (guitar), Bud Shank (woodwind, flute), Emil Richards (percussion), Frank Carlsson (percussion), Frank Strozier (woodwind, flute) and Justin Gordon (woodwind, flute).
Which label released Daktari?
Daktari was released in 1967 on Atlantic Records (SD 8157).
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