Album · 1972
Dues
- Released
- 1972
- Label
- Mainstream Records
- Catalogue no.
- MRL-359
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 43:21
- Country
- US
“Dues” is an album by Maynard Ferguson, released in 1972 on Mainstream Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 43:21. Jazz standards on the record include “Airegin”, “Come Rain Or Come Shine”, “On Green Dolphin Street” and “People”. The line-up features Don Rader (trumpet), Frank Vicari (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Harry Hall (trumpet), Kenny Rupp (trombone, tuba) and Lanny Morgan (flute, woodwind).
Who played on Dues
- Don Rader trumpet all tracks
- Frank Vicari clarinet, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Harry Hall trumpet all tracks
- Kenny Rupp trombone, tuba all tracks
- Lanny Morgan flute, woodwind all tracks
- Maynard Ferguson trumpet all tracks
- Michael Abene piano all tracks
- Nat Pavone trumpet all tracks
- Richard Hurwitz trumpet all tracks
- Rob McConnell valve trombone all tracks
- Ron McClure double bass all tracks
- Ronnie Cuber baritone saxophone all tracks
- Tony Inzalaco drums (drum set) all tracks
- Willie Maiden tenor saxophone all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Airegin standard — Sonny Rollins 4:32
- A2 Macarena — Bernardino Monterde 5:46
- A3 Green Dolphin Street standard — Bronisław Kaper 5:10
- A4 People standard — Jule Styne 2:47
- A5 This Night — Ralph Rainger 3:58
- B1 The Lady's in Love 2:41
- B2 Tinsel 6:31
- B3 Three More Foxes 6:54
- B4 Come Rain or Come Shine standard — Harold Arlen 5:03
Production
- Harry Ringler producer
- John Cue engineer
More albums by Maynard Ferguson
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Dues?
The line-up of Dues includes Don Rader (trumpet), Frank Vicari (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Harry Hall (trumpet), Kenny Rupp (trombone, tuba), Lanny Morgan (flute, woodwind), Maynard Ferguson (trumpet), Michael Abene (piano) and Nat Pavone (trumpet).
Which label released Dues?
Dues was released in 1972 on Mainstream Records (MRL-359).
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