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Album · 1966

Latin Shadows

by Shirley Scott

Released
1966
Label
Impulse!
Catalogue no.
A 93
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
35:01
Country
US

“Latin Shadows” is an album by Shirley Scott, released in 1966 on Impulse!. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 35:01. Jazz standards on the record include “Dreamsville”, “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps” and “Who Can I Turn To”. The line-up features Gary McFarland (arranger, conductor), Jimmy Raney (guitar), Mel Lewis (drums (drum set)), Shirley Scott (organ) and Willie Rodriguez (percussion).

Who played on Latin Shadows

  • Gary McFarland arranger, conductor, other instruments all tracks
  • Jimmy Raney guitar all tracks
  • Mel Lewis drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Shirley Scott organ all tracks
  • Willie Rodriguez percussion all tracks
  • Bob Cranshaw bass on 6 tracks
  • Aaron Rosand violin on 5 tracks
  • Arnold Eidus violin on 5 tracks
  • Charles Libove violin on 5 tracks
  • Charles McCracken cello on 5 tracks
  • Ed Sodero cello on 5 tracks
  • Harry Cykman violin on 5 tracks
  • Jerome Richardson flute on 5 tracks
  • Joseph Tekula cello on 5 tracks
  • Leo Kruczek violin on 5 tracks
  • Richard Davis bass on 5 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Latin Shadows 3:16
  2. A2 Downtown 3:21
  3. A3 Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me) standard 2:39
  4. A4 Can't Get Over the Bossa Nova 2:45
  5. A5 This Love of Mine — Sol Parker, Henry Sanicola 3:25
  6. A6 Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Quizas, Quizas, Quizas) standard — Osvaldo Farrés 2:40
  7. B1 Soul Sauce 2:52
  8. B2 Hanky Panky 4:19
  9. B3 Noche Azul — Ernesto Lecuona 2:50
  10. B4 Dreamsville standard — Henry Mancini 3:16
  11. B5 Feeling Good — Anthony Newley 3:38

More albums by Shirley Scott

Great Scott! 1959 · Prestige Shirley Scott Plays Horace Silver 1961 · Prestige Hip Soul 1961 · Prestige Hip Twist 1962 · Prestige Soul Shoutin’ 1963 · Prestige The Soul Is Willing 1963 · Prestige Happy Talk 1963 · Prestige Drag 'em Out 1963 · Prestige Everybody Loves a Lover 1965 · impulse! Roll 'em: Shirley Scott Plays the Big Bands 1966 · impulse! Soul Duo 1967 · impulse! On a Clear Day 1967 · impulse!

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Latin Shadows?

The line-up of Latin Shadows includes Gary McFarland (arranger, conductor), Jimmy Raney (guitar), Mel Lewis (drums (drum set)), Shirley Scott (organ), Willie Rodriguez (percussion), Bob Cranshaw (bass), Aaron Rosand (violin) and Arnold Eidus (violin).

Which label released Latin Shadows?

Latin Shadows was released in 1966 on Impulse! (A 93).

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