Album · 1973
Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- Polydor
- Catalogue no.
- 2310 283
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 41:36
- Country
- DE
“Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy” is an album by Return to Forever featuring Chick Corea, released in 1973 on Polydor. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 41:36. The line-up features Bill Connors (guitar), Chick Corea (harpsichord, organ), Lenny White (percussion, drums (drum set)) and Stanley Clarke (bass, arranger).
Who played on Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy
- Bill Connors guitar all tracks
- Chick Corea harpsichord, organ, piano, electric piano, gong, arranger all tracks
- Lenny White percussion, drums (drum set), membranophone all tracks
- Stanley Clarke bass, arranger all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy — Chick Corea 3:25
- A2 After the Cosmic Rain — Stanley Clarke 8:33
- A3 Captain Señor Mouse — Chick Corea 8:56
- B1 Theme to the Mothership — Chick Corea 8:22
- B2a Space Circus, Part I 1:28
- B2b Space Circus, Part II 4:08
- B3 The Game Maker — Chick Corea 6:44
Production
- Ed Sprigg engineer
- Jimmy Iovine engineer
- Shelly Yakus engineer
- Tom Rabstenek mastering
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy?
The line-up of Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy includes Bill Connors (guitar), Chick Corea (harpsichord, organ), Lenny White (percussion, drums (drum set)) and Stanley Clarke (bass, arranger).
Which label released Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy?
Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy was released in 1973 on Polydor (2310 283).
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