Album · 1970
Lush Interlude
- Released
- 1970
- Label
- Creative World
- Catalogue no.
- ST-1005
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 42:50
- Country
- US
“Lush Interlude” is an album by Stan Kenton, released in 1970 on Creative World. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 42:50. The line-up features Al Lustgarten (violin), Alex Neimann (viola), Benny Gill (violin), Bob Fitzpatrick (trombone) and Bud Shank (flute).
Who played on Lush Interlude
- Al Lustgarten violin all tracks
- Alex Neimann viola all tracks
- Benny Gill violin all tracks
- Bob Fitzpatrick trombone all tracks
- Bud Shank flute all tracks
- Dan Lube violin all tracks
- Dave Sterkin viola all tracks
- David Frisina violin all tracks
- Erno Neufeld violin all tracks
- Israel Baker violin all tracks
- Jim Amlotte trombone all tracks
- Ken Shroyer trombone all tracks
- Kent Larsen trombone all tracks
- Kurt Reher cello all tracks
- Laurindo Almeida guitar all tracks
- Lou Klass violin all tracks
- Lou Raderman violin all tracks
- Marshall Sosson violin all tracks
- Milt Bernhart trombone all tracks
- Murray Kellner violin all tracks
- Nathan Ross violin all tracks
- Paul Shure violin all tracks
- Robert La Marchina cello all tracks
- Sanford Schonbach viola all tracks
- Stan Kenton piano all tracks
- Virginia Majewski viola all tracks
- Armand Kaproff cello on 5 tracks
- Don Bagley bass on 5 tracks
- Eleanor Slatkin cello on 5 tracks
- Frank Flynn percussion, drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
- Joe Mondragon bass on 5 tracks
- Joseph Saxon cello on 5 tracks
- Larry Bunker percussion on 5 tracks
- Red Mitchell bass on 5 tracks
- Shelly Manne percussion, drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Interlude — Pete Rugolo 4:21
- A2 Collaboration — Stan Kenton, Pete Rugolo 4:21
- A3 Opus in Pastels 4:04
- A4 A Theme for My Lady 3:34
- A5 Artistry in Bolero 3:34
- B1 Concerto to End All Concertos — Stan Kenton 6:37
- B2 Machito — Pete Rugolo 2:51
- B3 Theme to the West 4:39
- B4 Lush Waltz 4:14
- B5 Artistry in Rhythm — Stan Kenton 4:35
Production
- Lee Gillette producer
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Lush Interlude?
The line-up of Lush Interlude includes Al Lustgarten (violin), Alex Neimann (viola), Benny Gill (violin), Bob Fitzpatrick (trombone), Bud Shank (flute), Dan Lube (violin), Dave Sterkin (viola) and David Frisina (violin).
Which label released Lush Interlude?
Lush Interlude was released in 1970 on Creative World (ST-1005).
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