Album · 1988

Power Play

Released
1988
Label
Epic
Catalogue no.
461184 2
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
43:04
Country
XE

“Power Play” is an album by Eddie Gomez, released in 1988 on Epic. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 43:04. Jazz standards on the record include “Very Early”. The line-up features Eddie Gomez (bass), LeeAnn Ledgerwood (keyboard, synthesizer), Steve Gadd (drums (drum set), congas), Michael Cochrane (keyboard, piano) and Dick Oatts (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone).

Who played on Power Play

  • Eddie Gomez bass all tracks
  • LeeAnn Ledgerwood keyboard, synthesizer on 6 tracks
  • Steve Gadd drums (drum set), congas, percussion on 6 tracks
  • Michael Cochrane keyboard, piano on 5 tracks
  • Dick Oatts soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
  • Al Foster drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Jeremy Steig flute on 2 tracks
  • Jim Hall guitar on 2 tracks
  • Michael Brecker tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
  • Ann Bristol background vocals on 1 track
  • 伊藤君子 background vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Power Play — Eddie Gomez, LeeAnn Ledgerwood 5:36
  2. 2 Loco Motive — Eddie Gomez 3:51
  3. 3 Spanish Flower — Eddie Gomez 5:12
  4. 4 Mel — Eddie Gomez 5:02
  5. 5 Amethyst — Eddie Gomez 5:43
  6. 6 Mr. Go — Jeremy Steig 4:59
  7. 7 Very Early standard — Bill Evans 3:47
  8. 8 W. 110th St. — Eddie Gomez 3:55
  9. 9 Forever — Eddie Gomez 4:59

Production

  • Frank Pekoc engineer
  • Jay Messina mix, recording
  • 伊藤潔 producer
  • Greg Calbi mastering

More albums by Eddie Gomez

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Power Play?

The line-up of Power Play includes Eddie Gomez (bass), LeeAnn Ledgerwood (keyboard, synthesizer), Steve Gadd (drums (drum set), congas), Michael Cochrane (keyboard, piano), Dick Oatts (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone), Al Foster (drums (drum set)), Jeremy Steig (flute) and Jim Hall (guitar).

Which label released Power Play?

Power Play was released in 1988 on Epic (461184 2).

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