Album · 1967
Music From Mission: Impossible
- Released
- 1967
- Label
- Dot Records
- Catalogue no.
- DLP 25,831
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 29:44
- Country
- US
“Music From Mission: Impossible” is an album by Lalo Schifrin, released in 1967 on Dot Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 29:44. The line-up features Bud Shank (alto saxophone), Lalo Schifrin (piano, harpsichord), Bill Plummer (sitar), Mike Melvoin (piano) and Stu Williamson (trumpet).
Who played on Music From Mission: Impossible
- Bud Shank alto saxophone on 2 tracks
- Lalo Schifrin piano, harpsichord on 2 tracks
- Bill Plummer sitar on 1 track
- Mike Melvoin piano on 1 track
- Stu Williamson trumpet on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Mission: Impossible — Lalo Schifrin 2:31
- A2 Jim on the Move — Lalo Schifrin 3:12
- A3 Operation Charm 2:55
- A4 The Sniper 3:20
- A5 Rollin Hand 2:48
- A6 The Plot 2:25
- B1 Wide Willy 2:03
- B2 Cinnamon (The Lady Was Made to Be Loved) 2:36
- B3 Barney Does It All 2:30
- B4 Danger 2:44
- B5 Mission: Accomplished 2:40
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Music From Mission: Impossible?
The line-up of Music From Mission: Impossible includes Bud Shank (alto saxophone), Lalo Schifrin (piano, harpsichord), Bill Plummer (sitar), Mike Melvoin (piano) and Stu Williamson (trumpet).
Which label released Music From Mission: Impossible?
Music From Mission: Impossible was released in 1967 on Dot Records (DLP 25,831).
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