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Album · 1969

Memphis Underground

by Herbie Mann

Released
1969
Label
Atlantic Records
Catalogue no.
SD 1522
Tracklist
5 tracks
Length
36:12
Country
US

“Memphis Underground” is an album by Herbie Mann, released in 1969 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 36:12. The line-up features Bobby Emmons (organ), Bobby Wood (electric piano), Gene Chrisman (drums (drum set)), Herbie Mann (flute) and Mike Leech (bass).

Who played on Memphis Underground

  • Bobby Emmons organ all tracks
  • Bobby Wood electric piano all tracks
  • Gene Chrisman drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Herbie Mann flute all tracks
  • Mike Leech bass all tracks
  • Reggie Young guitar all tracks
  • Roy Ayers vibraphone all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Memphis Underground — Herbie Mann 7:09
  2. A2 New Orleans — Frank Guida 2:08
  3. A3 Hold On, I’m Comin’ 8:57
  4. B1 Chain of Fools — Don Covay 10:44
  5. B2 Battle Hymn of the Republic — William Steffe 7:14

Production

  • Tom Dowd producer, recording

More albums by Herbie Mann

Do The Bossa Nova with Herbie Mann - Complete Brazilian Sessions · Fresh Sound Records Flamingo, Volume 2 1955 · Bethlehem Records East Coast Jazz/4 1955 · Bethlehem Records The Herbie Mann-Sam Most Quintet 1956 · Bethlehem Records Love And The Weather 1956 · Bethlehem Records Herbie Mann Plays 1956 · Bethlehem Records Great Ideas of Western Mann 1957 · Riverside Salute to the Flute 1957 · Epic Flute Flight 1957 · Prestige Yardbird Suite 1957 · Savoy Records Flute Soufflé 1957 · Prestige Flute Fraternity 1957 · Mode Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Memphis Underground?

The line-up of Memphis Underground includes Bobby Emmons (organ), Bobby Wood (electric piano), Gene Chrisman (drums (drum set)), Herbie Mann (flute), Mike Leech (bass), Reggie Young (guitar) and Roy Ayers (vibraphone).

Which label released Memphis Underground?

Memphis Underground was released in 1969 on Atlantic Records (SD 1522).

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