Album · 1999

Flamenco.A.Go.Go

Released
1999
Label
ARK 21
Catalogue no.
186 810 025 2
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
55:03
Country
US

“Flamenco.A.Go.Go” is an album by Steve Stevens, released in 1999 on ARK 21. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 55:03. The line-up features Steve Stevens (arranger, producer), Greg Ellis (percussion, flute), Azam Ali (lead vocals), Mark Schulman (drums (drum set)) and Vinnie Colaiuta (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Flamenco.A.Go.Go

  • Steve Stevens arranger, producer, recording, writer, guitar, electric bass guitar all tracks
  • Greg Ellis percussion, flute, trumpet on 5 tracks
  • Azam Ali lead vocals on 3 tracks
  • Mark Schulman drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Vinnie Colaiuta drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Armand Sabal‐Lecco electric bass guitar on 1 track
  • Cameron Stone cello on 1 track
  • Faudel lead vocals on 1 track
  • Howard Jones piano on 1 track
  • Mike Esposito electric bass guitar on 1 track
  • 大島俊一 keyboard on 1 track
  • 屋敷豪太 sampler on 1 track
  • 本田毅 guitar on 1 track
  • 西山史晃 electric bass guitar on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Flamenco.a.go.go 5:17
  2. 2 Cinecitta 4:58
  3. 3 Our Man in Istanbul 6:13
  4. 4 Letter to a Memory 5:20
  5. 5 Feminova 3:51
  6. 6 Velvet Cage 6:05
  7. 7 Hanina 5:51
  8. 8 Dementia 6:40
  9. 9 Twilight in Your Hands 4:20
  10. 10 Riviera ’68 6:28

Production

  • David Tickle mix
  • Martin Pradler mix

More albums by Steve Stevens

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Flamenco.A.Go.Go?

The line-up of Flamenco.A.Go.Go includes Steve Stevens (arranger, producer), Greg Ellis (percussion, flute), Azam Ali (lead vocals), Mark Schulman (drums (drum set)), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums (drum set)), Armand Sabal‐Lecco (electric bass guitar), Cameron Stone (cello) and Faudel (lead vocals).

Which label released Flamenco.A.Go.Go?

Flamenco.A.Go.Go was released in 1999 on ARK 21 (186 810 025 2).

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