Album · 1991

Hornucopia

Released
12 February 1991
Label
Epic
Catalogue no.
EK 46958
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
56:38
Country
US

“Hornucopia” is an album by Jon Faddis, released in 1991 on Epic. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 56:38. The line-up features Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet, mouth harp), Doug Purviance (bass trombone), Fred Griffen (French horn), Jerry Peel (French horn, instruments) and John Clark (French horn).

Who played on Hornucopia

  • Dizzy Gillespie trumpet, mouth harp all tracks
  • Doug Purviance bass trombone all tracks
  • Fred Griffen French horn all tracks
  • Jerry Peel French horn, instruments all tracks
  • John Clark French horn all tracks
  • Jon Faddis brass, producer all tracks
  • Peter Gordon French horn all tracks
  • James Genus bass on 9 tracks
  • Renee Rosnes keyboard on 7 tracks
  • Billy Drummond drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
  • Lewis Nash drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
  • Bernard “Pretty” Purdie drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Ed Cherry guitar on 2 tracks
  • Buddy Williams drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • James Williams piano on 1 track
  • Vivian Cherry performer, vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 High Five 7:04
  2. 2 Reckless Blues 5:06
  3. 3 Ahbeedunseedja 6:37
  4. 4 Forevermore 5:00
  5. 5 Rapartee 5:53
  6. 6 Dewey's Dance 9:15
  7. 7 Squeezin' 5:27
  8. 8 March That Thang 3:00
  9. 9 Dizzy Atmosphere — Dizzy Gillespie 2:35
  10. 10 I Surrender All 6:41

Production

  • Gary Chester engineer
  • Yvonne Yedibalian engineer

More albums by Jon Faddis

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Hornucopia?

The line-up of Hornucopia includes Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet, mouth harp), Doug Purviance (bass trombone), Fred Griffen (French horn), Jerry Peel (French horn, instruments), John Clark (French horn), Jon Faddis (brass, producer), Peter Gordon (French horn) and James Genus (bass).

Which label released Hornucopia?

Hornucopia was released in 1991 on Epic (EK 46958).

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