Album · 1979
Foxhuntin'
- Released
- 3 July 1979
- Label
- Fantasy
- Catalogue no.
- F-9581
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 41:05
- Country
- US
“Foxhuntin'” is an album by Idris Muhammad, released in 1979 on Fantasy. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 41:05. The line-up features Bob Millikan (trumpet), Clifford Carter (keyboard), Danny Cahn (trumpet), Hiram Bullock (guitar) and Idris Muhammad (drums (drum set)).
Who played on Foxhuntin'
- Bob Millikan trumpet all tracks
- Clifford Carter keyboard all tracks
- Danny Cahn trumpet all tracks
- Hiram Bullock guitar all tracks
- Idris Muhammad drums (drum set) all tracks
- John Gatchell trumpet all tracks
- Phil Bodner clarinet all tracks
- Ronnie Cuber baritone saxophone all tracks
- Sammy Figueroa percussion all tracks
- Wilbur “Bad” Bascomb bass all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Boogie Boots 5:33
- A2 Foxhuntin’ 7:12
- A3 (Dance Dance) Work Your Body 7:54
- B1 Love New Orleans 9:03
- B2 Are We Doin' It 3:13
- B3 Dancing in the Land of Lovely Ladies 8:10
Production
- Dave Matthews arranger, producer
- Dave Palmer engineer, remixer
- Joel Cohn engineer
- Tony Sarafino producer
More albums by Idris Muhammad
Peace and Rhythm
1971 · Prestige
Black Rhythm Revolution!
1971 · Prestige
Power of Soul
1974 · Kudu
House of the Rising Sun
1975 · Kudu
Turn This Mutha Out
1977 · Sony Music
You Ain't No Friend of Mine!
1978 · Fantasy
Boogie to the Top
1978 · Kudu
Make It Count
1980 · Fantasy
Kabsha
1980 · Theresa Records
Stefan Pelzl's Juju featuring Idris Muhammad
1990
Black Rhythm Revolution / Peace & Rhythm
1992
My Turn
1993
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Foxhuntin'?
The line-up of Foxhuntin' includes Bob Millikan (trumpet), Clifford Carter (keyboard), Danny Cahn (trumpet), Hiram Bullock (guitar), Idris Muhammad (drums (drum set)), John Gatchell (trumpet), Phil Bodner (clarinet) and Ronnie Cuber (baritone saxophone).
Which label released Foxhuntin'?
Foxhuntin' was released in 1979 on Fantasy (F-9581).
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