Album · 1976
First Course
- Released
- 1976
- Label
- Epic
- Catalogue no.
- PE 33947
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 41:35
- Country
- US
“First Course” is an album by Lee Ritenour, released in 1976 on Epic. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 41:35. The line-up features Lee Ritenour (guitar, classical guitar), Dave Grusin (electric piano, synthesizer), Harvey Mason (drums (drum set), percussion), Chuck Findley (trumpet) and Frank Rosolino (trombone).
Who played on First Course
- Lee Ritenour guitar, classical guitar all tracks
- Dave Grusin electric piano, synthesizer, organ, clavinet, piano on 8 tracks
- Harvey Mason drums (drum set), percussion on 6 tracks
- Chuck Findley trumpet on 5 tracks
- Frank Rosolino trombone on 5 tracks
- Jerome Richardson baritone saxophone on 5 tracks
- Tom Scott tenor saxophone, Lyricon on 5 tracks
- Chuck Rainey bass on 3 tracks
- Larry Nash clavinet, piano on 3 tracks
- Bill Dickinson bass on 2 tracks
- Jerry Peters clavinet, piano on 2 tracks
- Jerry Steinholtz percussion, congas on 2 tracks
- Louis Johnson bass on 2 tracks
- Ed Greene drums (drum set) on 1 track
- Ernie Watts tenor saxophone on 1 track
- Michael Omartian clavinet on 1 track
- Patrice Rushen clavinet on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That 6:19
- A2 Sweet Syncopation 4:49
- A3 Theme From Three Days Of The Condor 4:10
- A4 Fatback 4:21
- A5 Memories Past 1:54
- B1 Caterpillar 4:23
- B2 Canticle for the Universe 6:13
- B3 Wild Rice — Lee Ritenour 5:35
- B4 Ohla Maria (Amparo) 3:50
Production
- Ian Underwood programming
More albums by Lee Ritenour
Frequently asked questions
Who played on First Course?
The line-up of First Course includes Lee Ritenour (guitar, classical guitar), Dave Grusin (electric piano, synthesizer), Harvey Mason (drums (drum set), percussion), Chuck Findley (trumpet), Frank Rosolino (trombone), Jerome Richardson (baritone saxophone), Tom Scott (tenor saxophone, Lyricon) and Chuck Rainey (bass).
Which label released First Course?
First Course was released in 1976 on Epic (PE 33947).
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