Album · 1970
MCMLXX
- Released
- 1970
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- SD 1564
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 34:00
- Country
- US
“MCMLXX” is an album by Ray Bryant, released in 1970 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 34:00. The line-up features Chuck Rainey (electric bass guitar), Jimmy Johnson (drums (drum set)), Ray Bryant (piano), Charles McCracken (cello) and Emanuel Green (violin).
Who played on MCMLXX
- Chuck Rainey electric bass guitar all tracks
- Jimmy Johnson drums (drum set) all tracks
- Ray Bryant piano all tracks
- Charles McCracken cello on 3 tracks
- Emanuel Green violin on 3 tracks
- Gene Orloff violin on 3 tracks
- Joe Gentle tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
- Joseph Malignaggi violin on 3 tracks
- Julien Barber violin on 3 tracks
- Leon Cohen bass clarinet on 3 tracks
- Matthew Raimondi violin on 3 tracks
- Noel DaCosta violin on 3 tracks
- Paul Gershman violin on 3 tracks
- Ron Carter double bass on 3 tracks
- Selwart Clarke violin on 3 tracks
- Winston Collymore violin on 3 tracks
- Garnett Brown trombone on 1 track
- George Dorsey alto saxophone on 1 track
- Joe Newman trumpet on 1 track
- King Curtis tenor saxophone on 1 track
- Pepper Adams baritone saxophone on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Stick With It 5:51
- A2 Let It Be 4:01
- A3 Bridge Over Troubled Waters — Paul Simon 3:20
- A4 Hey Jude 4:50
- B1 Shake-A-Lady 2:38
- B2 Unchained Melody — Alex North 4:45
- B3 My Cherie Amour 4:56
- B4 Spinning Wheel — David Clayton‐Thomas 3:39
Production
- Eumir Deodato arranger
- Arif Mardin arranger
More albums by Ray Bryant
Frequently asked questions
Who played on MCMLXX?
The line-up of MCMLXX includes Chuck Rainey (electric bass guitar), Jimmy Johnson (drums (drum set)), Ray Bryant (piano), Charles McCracken (cello), Emanuel Green (violin), Gene Orloff (violin), Joe Gentle (tenor saxophone) and Joseph Malignaggi (violin).
Which label released MCMLXX?
MCMLXX was released in 1970 on Atlantic Records (SD 1564).
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