Album · 1977
Nightwings
- Released
- 1977
- Label
- Fantasy
- Catalogue no.
- F-9534
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 36:06
- Country
- US
“Nightwings” is an album by Stanley Turrentine, released in 1977 on Fantasy. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 36:06. The line-up features Al Rubin (brass), Brooks Tillotson (French horn), Dave Taylor (trombone), Earl Gardner (brass) and Lew Soloff (brass).
Who played on Nightwings
- Al Rubin brass all tracks
- Brooks Tillotson French horn all tracks
- Dave Taylor trombone all tracks
- Earl Gardner brass all tracks
- Lew Soloff brass all tracks
- Paul Faulise trombone all tracks
- Urbie Green trombone all tracks
- Randy Brecker brass on 6 tracks
- Fred Griffen French horn on 4 tracks
- Jerome Ashby French horn on 4 tracks
- John Clark French horn on 4 tracks
- Don Corrado French horn on 3 tracks
- Jim Buffington French horn on 3 tracks
- Joseph de Angelis French horn on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Papa “T” 7:22
- A2 If You Don’t Believe 5:48
- A3 Joao 3:40
- B1 Birdland 5:54
- B2 There’s Music In The Air 4:14
- B3 Nightwings 3:49
- B4 Don’t Give Up On Us 5:19
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Nightwings?
The line-up of Nightwings includes Al Rubin (brass), Brooks Tillotson (French horn), Dave Taylor (trombone), Earl Gardner (brass), Lew Soloff (brass), Paul Faulise (trombone), Urbie Green (trombone) and Randy Brecker (brass).
Which label released Nightwings?
Nightwings was released in 1977 on Fantasy (F-9534).
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