Live album · 2017

Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland

Released
25 May 2017
Label
[no label]
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
1:33:48
Country
XW

“Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland” is a live album by Snarky Puppy, released in 2017 on [no label]. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 1:33:48. The line-up features Bob Lanzetti (electric guitar), Bobby Sparks (clavinet, Minimoog), Chris Bullock (alto flute, flute), Justin Stanton (analog synthesizer, Rhodes piano) and Larnell Lewis (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland

  • Bob Lanzetti electric guitar all tracks
  • Bobby Sparks clavinet, Minimoog, organ all tracks
  • Chris Bullock alto flute, flute, tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Justin Stanton analog synthesizer, Rhodes piano, trumpet all tracks
  • Larnell Lewis drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Michael League electric bass guitar, Moog all tracks
  • Mike Maher flugelhorn, trumpet all tracks
  • Nate Werth percussion all tracks
  • Zach Brock violin all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1/9 GØ — Michael League 10:41
  2. 2/9 Grown Folks — Michael League 10:47
  3. 3/9 Beep Box — Chris Bullock 5:13
  4. 4/9 Outlier — Justin Stanton 10:56
  5. 5/9 Gemini — Justin Stanton 9:26
  6. 6/9 Tarova — Michael League 6:41
  7. 7/9 What About Me — Michael League 11:40
  8. 8/9 Sleeper — Mike Maher 16:26
  9. 9/9 Shofukan — Michael League 11:58

Production

  • Nic Hard mix

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland?

The line-up of Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland includes Bob Lanzetti (electric guitar), Bobby Sparks (clavinet, Minimoog), Chris Bullock (alto flute, flute), Justin Stanton (analog synthesizer, Rhodes piano), Larnell Lewis (drums (drum set)), Michael League (electric bass guitar, Moog), Mike Maher (flugelhorn, trumpet) and Nate Werth (percussion).

Which label released Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland?

Live Snarky: Zurich, Switzerland was released in 2017 on [no label].

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