Live album · 1985
Live at Sweet Basil
- Released
- 1985
- Label
- ELECTRIC BIRD
- Catalogue no.
- K23P 6355-6
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 1:20:15
- Country
- DE
“Live at Sweet Basil” is a live album by Gil Evans & The Monday Night Orchestra, released in 1985 on ELECTRIC BIRD. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 1:20:15. Jazz standards on the record include “Goodbye Pork Pie Hat” and “Prince Of Darkness”. The line-up features Adam Nussbaum (drums (drum set)), Chris Hunter (alto saxophone), George Adams (tenor saxophone), Gil Evans (piano) and Hannibal Marvin Peterson (trumpet).
Who played on Live at Sweet Basil
- Adam Nussbaum drums (drum set) all tracks
- Chris Hunter alto saxophone all tracks
- George Adams tenor saxophone all tracks
- Gil Evans piano all tracks
- Hannibal Marvin Peterson trumpet all tracks
- Hiram Bullock guitar all tracks
- Howard Johnson wind instruments all tracks
- Lew Soloff trumpet all tracks
- Mark Egan bass all tracks
- Miles Evans trumpet all tracks
- Mino Cinelu percussion all tracks
- Pete Levin synthesizer all tracks
- Tom “Bones” Malone trombone all tracks
- 大野俊三 trumpet all tracks
Tracklist
- 1-A Parabola 18:27
- 1-B1 Voodoo Chile 7:16
- 1-B2 Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blue 6:03
- 1-B3 Prince of Darkness standard 5:49
- 2-C Blues in ''c'' 24:42
- 2-D1 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat standard 9:30
- 2-D2 Up From the Skies 8:28
Production
- Horst Liepolt producer
- Shigeyuki Kawashima producer
More albums by Gil Evans & The Monday Night Orchestra
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Live at Sweet Basil?
The line-up of Live at Sweet Basil includes Adam Nussbaum (drums (drum set)), Chris Hunter (alto saxophone), George Adams (tenor saxophone), Gil Evans (piano), Hannibal Marvin Peterson (trumpet), Hiram Bullock (guitar), Howard Johnson (wind instruments) and Lew Soloff (trumpet).
Which label released Live at Sweet Basil?
Live at Sweet Basil was released in 1985 on ELECTRIC BIRD (K23P 6355-6).
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