Album · 1971

My Way

Released
1971
Label
Prestige
Catalogue no.
PR 10022
Tracklist
6 tracks
Length
34:18
Country
US

“My Way” is an album by Gene Ammons, released in 1971 on Prestige. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 34:18. Jazz standards on the record include “My Way”. The line-up features “Sir” Roland Hanna (piano), Gene Ammons (tenor saxophone), William S. Fischer (arranger, conductor), Dickie Landry (tenor saxophone) and Ernie Royal (trumpet).

Who played on My Way

  • “Sir” Roland Hanna piano all tracks
  • Gene Ammons tenor saxophone all tracks
  • William S. Fischer arranger, conductor all tracks
  • Dickie Landry tenor saxophone on 5 tracks
  • Ernie Royal trumpet on 5 tracks
  • Garnett Brown trombone on 5 tracks
  • Idris Muhammad drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
  • Robert Prado trumpet on 5 tracks
  • Linda Wolfe vocals on 4 tracks
  • Loretta Ritter vocals on 4 tracks
  • Omar Clay percussion on 4 tracks
  • Patricia Hall vocals on 4 tracks
  • Yvonne Fletcher vocals on 4 tracks
  • [unknown] strings on 3 tracks
  • Billy Butler guitar on 3 tracks
  • Ron Carter bass on 3 tracks
  • Chuck Rainey bass on 2 tracks
  • Ted Dunbar guitar on 2 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Chicago Breakdown 9:35
  2. A2 What's Going On — Renaldo Benson, Al Cleveland, Marvin Gaye 4:18
  3. A3 A House Is Not a Home — Burt Bacharach 3:40
  4. B1 Sack Full of Dreams 6:25
  5. B2 Back in Merida 4:20
  6. B3 My Way standard — Claude François, Jacques Revaux 6:00

Production

  • Bob Porter producer
  • Rudy van Gelder recording

More albums by Gene Ammons

Frequently asked questions

Who played on My Way?

The line-up of My Way includes “Sir” Roland Hanna (piano), Gene Ammons (tenor saxophone), William S. Fischer (arranger, conductor), Dickie Landry (tenor saxophone), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Garnett Brown (trombone), Idris Muhammad (drums (drum set)) and Robert Prado (trumpet).

Which label released My Way?

My Way was released in 1971 on Prestige (PR 10022).

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