Album · 1983

New York Times

Released
1983
Label
CBS/Sony
Catalogue no.
28AH 1588
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
39:36
Country
JP

“New York Times” is an album by 日野皓正, released in 1983 on CBS/Sony. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 39:36. The line-up features Kenny Kirkland (keyboard, instrument arranger), Lou Volpe (guitar), Manolo Badrena (percussion), Richie Morales (membranophone) and Tom Barney (bass guitar).

Who played on New York Times

  • Kenny Kirkland keyboard, instrument arranger all tracks
  • Lou Volpe guitar all tracks
  • Manolo Badrena percussion all tracks
  • Richie Morales membranophone all tracks
  • Tom Barney bass guitar all tracks
  • 日野皓正 arranger, wind instruments, instrument arranger, producer, background vocals all tracks
  • George Moran bass trombone on 3 tracks
  • George Young saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Jon Faddis trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Lew Soloff trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Michael Brecker saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Ronnie Cuber baritone saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Tom “Bones” Malone bass trombone on 3 tracks
  • Nioka Workman cello on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Otis — 日野皓正 3:47
  2. A2 Champagne Rain — 日野皓正 3:54
  3. A3 New York Times — 日野皓正 3:27
  4. A4 Morning After — Kenny Kirkland 5:01
  5. A5 Dream Cream — Kenny Kirkland 4:05
  6. B1 Key Breeze — 日野皓正 4:55
  7. B2 Newborn Swing — 日野皓正 4:36
  8. B3 Freeland — 日野皓正 4:09
  9. B4 Deep Blue — 日野皓正 5:44

Production

  • Jay Messina engineer
  • Tom Swift engineer
  • Phil Markowitz instrument arranger

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on New York Times?

The line-up of New York Times includes Kenny Kirkland (keyboard, instrument arranger), Lou Volpe (guitar), Manolo Badrena (percussion), Richie Morales (membranophone), Tom Barney (bass guitar), 日野皓正 (arranger, wind instruments), George Moran (bass trombone) and George Young (saxophone).

Which label released New York Times?

New York Times was released in 1983 on CBS/Sony (28AH 1588).

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