Album · 1989
In the Year of the Dragon
- Released
- 25 June 1989
- Label
- JMT Records
- Catalogue no.
- 834 428-2
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 47:40
- Country
- US
“In the Year of the Dragon” is an album by Geri Allen, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, released in 1989 on JMT Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 47:40. The line-up features Charlie Haden (double bass), Geri Allen (piano), Paul Motian (drums (drum set)) and Juan Lazaro Mendolas (quena).
Who played on In the Year of the Dragon
- Charlie Haden double bass all tracks
- Geri Allen piano all tracks
- Paul Motian drums (drum set) all tracks
- Juan Lazaro Mendolas quena on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Oblivion — Bud Powell 3:20
- 2 For John Malachi — Geri Allen 3:34
- 3 Rollano — Juan Lazaro Mendolas 4:13
- 4 See You at Per Tutti’s — Charlie Haden 5:59
- 5 Last Call — Paul Motian 5:11
- 6 No More Mr Nice Guy — Geri Allen 7:08
- 7 Invisible — Ornette Coleman 4:38
- 8 First Song — Charlie Haden 5:41
- 9 In the Year of the Dragon — Paul Motian 7:56
Production
- Jon Rosenberg engineer
- Kevin Thomas engineer
- Stefan Winter producer
More albums by Geri Allen, Charlie Haden, Paul Motian
Home Grown
1985 · Minor Music
Open on All Sides in the Middle
1987 · PolyGram
Segments
1989 · DIW
Twylight
1989 · Minor Music
The Nurturer
1991 · Blue Note
Maroons
1992 · Blue Note
Some Aspects of Water
1996 · Storyville Records
Eyes... in the Back of Your Head
1996 · Blue Note
The Gathering
1998 · Verve
The Life of a Song
2004 · Telarc Jazz
Timeless Portraits and Dreams
2006 · Telarc Jazz
Flying Toward the Sound
2010 · Motéma
Frequently asked questions
Who played on In the Year of the Dragon?
The line-up of In the Year of the Dragon includes Charlie Haden (double bass), Geri Allen (piano), Paul Motian (drums (drum set)) and Juan Lazaro Mendolas (quena).
Which label released In the Year of the Dragon?
In the Year of the Dragon was released in 1989 on JMT Records (834 428-2).
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