Album · 1994
Passages
- Released
- 1994
- Label
- Samson Music
- Catalogue no.
- SA-29920-2
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:05:06
- Country
- US
“Passages” is an album by Frank Gambale, released in 1994 on Samson Music. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:05:06. The line-up features Alphonso Johnson (bass), Frank Gambale (guitar, producer), Otmaro Ruiz (keyboard), Walfredo de los Reyes, Jr. (percussion) and Brandon Fields (saxophone).
Who played on Passages
- Alphonso Johnson bass all tracks
- Frank Gambale guitar, producer all tracks
- Otmaro Ruiz keyboard all tracks
- Walfredo de los Reyes, Jr. percussion all tracks
- Brandon Fields saxophone on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Little Charmer — Frank Gambale 5:38
- 2 6.8 Shaker — Frank Gambale 5:53
- 3 Passages — Frank Gambale 6:23
- 4 White Room 4:05
- 5 D-Day — Frank Gambale 4:04
- 6 Nunzio's Near — Frank Gambale 5:20
- 7 Free Spirit — Frank Gambale 5:08
- 8 One With Everything — Frank Gambale 9:15
- 9 Roxana — Frank Gambale 5:10
- 10 Uluru — Frank Gambale 5:57
- 11 Another Alternative — Frank Gambale 8:13
Production
- Matt Stephens engineer
- Robert Biles engineer, mix
- Tim Mariner engineer
- 田口晃 producer
More albums by Frank Gambale
Brave New Guitar
1986 · Wombat Records
A Present for the Future
1986 · Legato Records
Thunder From Down Under
1990 · JVC
Note Worker
1991 · JVC
The Great Explorers
1993 · Samson Music
Thinking Out Loud
1995 · JVC
Show Me What You Can Do
1998 · Tone Center
The Light Beyond
2000 · Tone Center
Imagery Suite
2000 · Wombat Records
Coming to Your Senses
2000 · Favored Nations
GHS3
2002 · Tone Center
Raison d'Être
2004 · ESC Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Passages?
The line-up of Passages includes Alphonso Johnson (bass), Frank Gambale (guitar, producer), Otmaro Ruiz (keyboard), Walfredo de los Reyes, Jr. (percussion) and Brandon Fields (saxophone).
Which label released Passages?
Passages was released in 1994 on Samson Music (SA-29920-2).
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