Album · 1988

Flying Home

Released
25 October 1988
Label
EMI Records
Catalogue no.
E1-48682
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
48:10
Country
US

“Flying Home” is an album by Stanley Jordan, released in 1988 on EMI Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 48:10. Jazz standards on the record include “Flying Home”. The line-up features Stanley Jordan (guitar, keyboard), Preston Glass (arranger, keyboard), Codaryl Moffett (percussion, membranophone), Larry Graham (bass, keyboard) and Steve Reid (percussion).

Who played on Flying Home

  • Stanley Jordan guitar, keyboard, programming, bass, arranger, producer all tracks
  • Preston Glass arranger, keyboard, producer, programming, bass, mix on 8 tracks
  • Codaryl Moffett percussion, membranophone, cymbal on 3 tracks
  • Larry Graham bass, keyboard, programming on 2 tracks
  • Steve Reid percussion on 2 tracks
  • Art McAllister synthesizer on 1 track
  • David Conley arranger, synthesizer, producer on 1 track
  • Joshua Thompson synthesizer on 1 track
  • Noel Closson keyboard, programming on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Street Talk 5:06
  2. A2 Tropical Storm 5:59
  3. A3 When Julia Smiles 5:56
  4. A4 Can't Sit Down 5:35
  5. B1 Stairway to Heaven 6:18
  6. B2 Brooklyn at Midnight 5:04
  7. B3 The Music's Gonna Change 4:49
  8. B4 The Time Is Now 5:21
  9. B5 Flying Home standard 4:02

Production

  • Maureen Droney mix, recording
  • David Ahlert recording
  • Paul Higgins recording

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Flying Home?

The line-up of Flying Home includes Stanley Jordan (guitar, keyboard), Preston Glass (arranger, keyboard), Codaryl Moffett (percussion, membranophone), Larry Graham (bass, keyboard), Steve Reid (percussion), Art McAllister (synthesizer), David Conley (arranger, synthesizer) and Joshua Thompson (synthesizer).

Which label released Flying Home?

Flying Home was released in 1988 on EMI Records (E1-48682).

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