Album · 1986

Earth Run

Released
1 April 1986
Label
GRP Records
Catalogue no.
GRP-D-9538
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
44:33
Country
XE

“Earth Run” is an album by Lee Ritenour, released in 1986 on GRP Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 44:33. Jazz standards on the record include “Butterfly”. The line-up features Lee Ritenour (acoustic guitar, electric guitar), Paulinho da Costa (percussion), Carlos Vega (membranophone), Dave Grusin (keyboard, synthesizer) and Jimmy Johnson (bass).

Who played on Earth Run

  • Lee Ritenour acoustic guitar, electric guitar, guitar all tracks
  • Paulinho da Costa percussion on 8 tracks
  • Carlos Vega membranophone on 7 tracks
  • Dave Grusin keyboard, synthesizer, piano on 7 tracks
  • Jimmy Johnson bass on 3 tracks
  • Abraham Laboriel bass on 2 tracks
  • Don Grusin synthesizer, keyboard on 2 tracks
  • Ernie Watts saxophone on 2 tracks
  • David Walter Foster keyboard, synthesizer on 1 track
  • Greg Mathieson keyboard, synthesizer on 1 track
  • Harvey Mason membranophone on 1 track
  • Jerry Hey horn on 1 track
  • Larry Williams horn, synthesizer on 1 track
  • Maurice White vocals on 1 track
  • Phil Perry vocals on 1 track
  • Tom Scott Lyricon on 1 track
  • Tommy Funderburk vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Soaring 5:39
  2. 2 Earth Run 4:40
  3. 3 If I’m Dreamin’ (Don’t Wake Me) 5:12
  4. 4 Watercolors 5:15
  5. 5 The Sauce 4:23
  6. 6 Butterfly standard 5:12
  7. 7 Hero 3:53
  8. 8 Sanctuary 4:47
  9. 9 Water From the Moon 5:33

More albums by Lee Ritenour

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Earth Run?

The line-up of Earth Run includes Lee Ritenour (acoustic guitar, electric guitar), Paulinho da Costa (percussion), Carlos Vega (membranophone), Dave Grusin (keyboard, synthesizer), Jimmy Johnson (bass), Abraham Laboriel (bass), Don Grusin (synthesizer, keyboard) and Ernie Watts (saxophone).

Which label released Earth Run?

Earth Run was released in 1986 on GRP Records (GRP-D-9538).

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