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Album · 1979

Hollywood Madness

by Richie Cole

Released
1979
Label
Muse Records
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
37:43
Country
US

“Hollywood Madness” is an album by Richie Cole, released in 1979 on Muse Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 37:43. Jazz standards on the record include “Relaxin' At Camarillo”. The line-up features Bruce Forman (guitar), Dick Hindman (piano), Les DeMerle (membranophone), Michael Spiro (percussion) and Richie Cole (alto saxophone, arranger).

Who played on Hollywood Madness

  • Bruce Forman guitar all tracks
  • Dick Hindman piano all tracks
  • Les DeMerle membranophone all tracks
  • Michael Spiro percussion all tracks
  • Richie Cole alto saxophone, arranger all tracks
  • Marshall Hawkins bass on 7 tracks
  • Alan Paul vocals on 4 tracks
  • Cheryl Bentyne vocals on 4 tracks
  • Janis Siegel vocals, arranger on 4 tracks
  • The Manhattan Transfer vocals on 4 tracks
  • Tim Hauser vocals on 4 tracks
  • Eddie Jefferson vocals on 3 tracks
  • Bob Magnusson bass on 1 track
  • Joey Duquesne cowbell on 1 track
  • Tom Waits vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Hooray for Hollywood 4:51
  2. 2 Hi-Fly 6:54
  3. 3 Tokyo Rose Sings the Hollywood Blues 4:54
  4. 4 Relaxin' at Camarillo standard 4:39
  5. 5 Malibu Breeze 6:01
  6. 6 I Love Lucy 5:13
  7. 7 Waitin' for Waits 3:55
  8. 8 Hooray for Hollywood (reprise) 1:16

More albums by Richie Cole

Trenton Makes the World Takes 1976 New York Afternoon (Alto Madness) 1977 · Muse Records Alto Madness 1978 · Muse Records Keeper Of The Flame 1979 · Muse Records Side by Side 1980 · SEVEN SEAS The Wildman Meets Madman 1982 · GNP Crescendo Records Return to Alto Acres 1982 · Palo Alto Records The Many Faces of Bird - The Music of Charlie Parker 1989 · Live · Verve Digital
popbop 1987
Pure Imagination 1987
Bossa International 1990 · Live
Yakety Madness 1992

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Hollywood Madness?

The line-up of Hollywood Madness includes Bruce Forman (guitar), Dick Hindman (piano), Les DeMerle (membranophone), Michael Spiro (percussion), Richie Cole (alto saxophone, arranger), Marshall Hawkins (bass), Alan Paul (vocals) and Cheryl Bentyne (vocals).

Which label released Hollywood Madness?

Hollywood Madness was released in 1979 on Muse Records.

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