Album · 2000
Dial: MACEO
- Released
- 2000
- Label
- ESC Records
- Catalogue no.
- ESC 03665-2
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 54:48
- Country
- DE
“Dial: MACEO” is an album by Maceo Parker, released in 2000 on ESC Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 54:48. The line-up features Maceo Parker (arranger, alto saxophone), Bruno Speight (guitar), Rodney Curtis (bass), Will Boulware (organ) and Greg Boyer (trombone).
Who played on Dial: MACEO
- Maceo Parker arranger, alto saxophone, vocals, flute, percussion, piano on 11 tracks
- Bruno Speight guitar on 10 tracks
- Rodney Curtis bass on 10 tracks
- Will Boulware organ on 10 tracks
- Greg Boyer trombone on 7 tracks
- Kevin Hupp percussion, membranophone on 7 tracks
- Ron Tooley trumpet on 7 tracks
- Jamal Thomas membranophone on 6 tracks
- Audrey Martells vocals on 4 tracks
- Dian Sorel vocals on 4 tracks
- Vincent Henry tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
- Corey Parker vocals on 3 tracks
- “Sweet” Charles Sherrell vocals on 2 tracks
- Ani DiFranco vocals on 1 track
- Bennie Cowan trumpet on 1 track
- James Taylor vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Dial Maceo 0:23
- 2 Rabbits In The Pea Patch 5:10
- 3 My Baby Loves You 3:23
- 4 I've Got Work To Do 4:02
- 5 The Greatest Romance Ever Sold — Prince 5:39
- 6 Black Widow 4:59
- 7 Coin Toss 2:56
- 8 Simply Tooley 4:30
- 9 Latin Like 4:41
- 10 The Closer I Get To You 5:30
- 11 My Love 4:06
- 12 Homeboy 9:24
- 13 [untitled] 0:04
Production
- Daniel Wise mix, producer, recording
- Prince producer
- Greg Calbi mastering
More albums by Maceo Parker
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Dial: MACEO?
The line-up of Dial: MACEO includes Maceo Parker (arranger, alto saxophone), Bruno Speight (guitar), Rodney Curtis (bass), Will Boulware (organ), Greg Boyer (trombone), Kevin Hupp (percussion, membranophone), Ron Tooley (trumpet) and Jamal Thomas (membranophone).
Which label released Dial: MACEO?
Dial: MACEO was released in 2000 on ESC Records (ESC 03665-2).
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