Album · 1983
Maiden Voyage
- Released
- March 1983
- Label
- Denon
- Catalogue no.
- 38C38-7071
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 43:37
- Country
- JP
“Maiden Voyage” is an album by Art Farmer, released in 1983 on Denon. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 43:37. Jazz standards on the record include “Blue Bossa”, “Blue In Green”, “Goodbye Pork Pie Hat” and “Maiden Voyage”. The line-up features Alfred Brown (viola), Art Farmer (flugelhorn), Barry Finclair (violin), Charles Libove (violin) and Charles McCracken (cello).
Who played on Maiden Voyage
- Alfred Brown viola all tracks
- Art Farmer flugelhorn all tracks
- Barry Finclair violin all tracks
- Charles Libove violin all tracks
- Charles McCracken cello all tracks
- David Nadien violin all tracks
- Elena Barere violin all tracks
- Emanuel Vardi viola all tracks
- Jack DeJohnette drums (drum set) all tracks
- Jan Mullen violin all tracks
- John Beal double bass all tracks
- John Pintavalle violin all tracks
- Lewis Eley violin all tracks
- Masako Yanagita violin all tracks
- Regis Landiorio violin all tracks
- Richard Sortomme violin all tracks
- Ron Carter double bass all tracks
- 佐藤允彦 arranger, piano all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Nica's Dream standard — Horace Silver 6:00
- 2 Ruby My Dear standard — Thelonious Monk 4:50
- 3 Blue Bossa standard — Kenny Dorham 6:29
- 4 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat standard — Charles Mingus 5:42
- 5 Blue in Green standard — Miles Davis, Bill Evans 6:13
- 6 Maiden Voyage standard — Herbie Hancock 7:11
- 7 Naima standard — John Coltrane 7:11
More albums by Art Farmer
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Maiden Voyage?
The line-up of Maiden Voyage includes Alfred Brown (viola), Art Farmer (flugelhorn), Barry Finclair (violin), Charles Libove (violin), Charles McCracken (cello), David Nadien (violin), Elena Barere (violin) and Emanuel Vardi (viola).
Which label released Maiden Voyage?
Maiden Voyage was released in 1983 on Denon (38C38-7071).
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