Album · 1981
Free Lancing
- Released
- 1981
- Label
- CBS
- Catalogue no.
- CBS 85224
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 47:15
“Free Lancing” is an album by James Blood Ulmer, released in 1981 on CBS. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 47:15. The line-up features Amin Ali (bass), Grant Calvin Weston (drums (drum set)), James Blood Ulmer (guitar, producer), David Murray (tenor saxophone) and Diane Wilson (background vocals).
Who played on Free Lancing
- Amin Ali bass all tracks
- Grant Calvin Weston drums (drum set) all tracks
- James Blood Ulmer guitar, producer, vocals all tracks
- David Murray tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
- Diane Wilson background vocals on 3 tracks
- Irene Datcher background vocals on 3 tracks
- Oliver Lake alto saxophone on 3 tracks
- Olu Dara trumpet on 3 tracks
- Ronald "Head" Drayton guitar on 3 tracks
- Zenobia Conkerite background vocals on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Timeless — James Blood Ulmer 4:22
- A2 Pleasure Control — James Blood Ulmer 5:01
- A3 Night Lover — James Blood Ulmer 5:23
- A4 Where Did All the Girls Come From? — James Blood Ulmer 4:38
- A5 High Time — James Blood Ulmer 4:00
- B1 Hijack — James Blood Ulmer 4:42
- B2 Free Lancing — James Blood Ulmer 4:38
- B3 Stand Up to Yourself — James Blood Ulmer 3:45
- B4 Rush Hour — James Blood Ulmer 5:33
- B5 Happy Time — James Blood Ulmer 5:13
Production
- Lou Schlossberg engineer
- Tim Geelan engineer
- Jim Fishel producer
- Joe Gastwirt mastering
- Roger Trilling producer
More albums by James Blood Ulmer
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Free Lancing?
The line-up of Free Lancing includes Amin Ali (bass), Grant Calvin Weston (drums (drum set)), James Blood Ulmer (guitar, producer), David Murray (tenor saxophone), Diane Wilson (background vocals), Irene Datcher (background vocals), Oliver Lake (alto saxophone) and Olu Dara (trumpet).
Which label released Free Lancing?
Free Lancing was released in 1981 on CBS (CBS 85224).
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