Album · 1981

Flute Juice

Released: 1981
Label: Progressive Records
Catalogue no.: PRO 7057
Tracklist: 6 tracks
Length: 34:39
Country: US

“Flute Juice” is an album by Frank Wess, released in 1981 on Progressive Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 34:39. Jazz standards on the record include “Lover, Come Back To Me”, “Spring Is Here” and “There Is No Greater Love”. The line-up features Ben Riley (drums (drum set)), Chuck Wayne (guitar), Frank Wess (flute), George Mraz (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).

Who played on Flute Juice

Ben Riley drums (drum set) all tracks
Chuck Wayne guitar all tracks
Frank Wess flute all tracks
George Mraz double bass all tracks
Tommy Flanagan piano all tracks

Tracklist

A1 Lover Come Back to Me standard — Sigmund Romberg 6:17
A2 Spring Is Here standard — Richard Rodgers 5:59
A3 Riled Up 5:05
B1 There Is No Greater Love standard — Isham Jones 6:26
B2 Nada Mas 5:15
B3 Battle Royal — Duke Ellington 5:37

More albums by Frank Wess

Two at the Top · Uptown Records Paris Barcelona Swing Connection · Fresh Sound Records North, South, East... Wess 1956 · Savoy Records Opus In Swing 1956 · Savoy Records Wheelin’ & Dealin’ 1958 · Prestige The Spirit of Charlie Parker 1958 · World Wide Records Yo Ho! Poor You, Little Me 1963 · Prestige Flute of the Loom 1973 · Enterprise Records I Hear Ya Talkin' 1984 · SJ Records The Flute Mastery Of Frank Wess 1988 · Progressive Records Jazz Is Busting Out All Over 1992 · Savoy Jazz Trombones and Flute 1992 · Savoy Jazz

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Flute Juice?

The line-up of Flute Juice includes Ben Riley (drums (drum set)), Chuck Wayne (guitar), Frank Wess (flute), George Mraz (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).

Which label released Flute Juice?

Flute Juice was released in 1981 on Progressive Records (PRO 7057).

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