Album · 1973
Soul Box
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- Kudu
- Catalogue no.
- KUX 1213
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 1:08:24
- Country
- US
“Soul Box” is an album by Grover Washington, Jr., released in 1973 on Kudu. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 1:08:24. Jazz standards on the record include “Don't Explain” and “Easy Living”. The line-up features Airto Moreira (percussion), Alan Raph (bass trombone), Alfred Brown (viola), Barbara Massey (vocals) and Bernard Thacker (vocals).
Who played on Soul Box
- Airto Moreira percussion all tracks
- Alan Raph bass trombone all tracks
- Alfred Brown viola all tracks
- Barbara Massey vocals all tracks
- Bernard Thacker vocals all tracks
- Bernie Glow flugelhorn, trumpet all tracks
- Bob James arranger, conductor, piano, electric piano all tracks
- Brooks Tillotson French horn all tracks
- Charles Libove violin all tracks
- Charles McCracken cello all tracks
- David Friedman percussion all tracks
- David Nadien violin all tracks
- Donald MacCourt bassoon all tracks
- Eileen Gilbert vocals all tracks
- Elliot Rosoff violin all tracks
- Emanuel Green violin all tracks
- Emanuel Vardi viola all tracks
- Gene Orloff violin all tracks
- George Marge oboe, flute, piccolo all tracks
- George Ricci cello all tracks
- Grover Washington, Jr. soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Harold Kohon violin all tracks
- Harry Cykman violin all tracks
- Harry Lookofsky violin all tracks
- Harvey Estrin flute, piccolo, recorder all tracks
- Hubert Laws flute, piccolo all tracks
- Jim Buffington French horn all tracks
- Joe Malin violin all tracks
- John Frosk trumpet all tracks
- Jon Faddis flugelhorn, trumpet all tracks
- Maeretha Stewart vocals all tracks
- Max Ellen violin all tracks
- Paul Faulise bass trombone all tracks
- Paul Gershman violin all tracks
- Peter Gordon French horn all tracks
- Phil Kraus percussion all tracks
- Ralph MacDonald percussion all tracks
- Randolph Peyton vocals all tracks
- Randy Brecker flugelhorn, trumpet all tracks
- Richard Davis bass all tracks
- Richard Tee organ all tracks
- Romeo Penque cor anglais, oboe, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute, piccolo all tracks
- Ron Carter bass, electric bass guitar all tracks
- Santo Russo trombone all tracks
- Seymour Barab cello all tracks
- Theodore Israel viola all tracks
- Tony Studd bass trombone all tracks
- Wally Kane clarinet, contrabass clarinet, flute, bass saxophone all tracks
- Wayne Andre trombone all tracks
- William Eaton vocals all tracks
- Eric Gale guitar on 6 tracks
- Idris Muhammad drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
- Billy Cobham drums (drum set) on 1 track
- Jay Berliner guitar on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1-A1 Aubrey — David Gates 3:40
- 1-A2 Masterpiece — Norman Whitfield 13:20
- 1-B Trouble Man — Marvin Gaye 15:55
- 2-C1 You Are the Sunshine of My Life — Stevie Wonder 6:00
- 2-C2 Don't Explain standard 11:20
- 2-D1 Easy Living / Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do standard — Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin 10:00
- 2-D2 Taurian Matador — Billy Cobham 8:09
Production
- Creed Taylor producer
- Rudy van Gelder engineer
More albums by Grover Washington, Jr.
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Soul Box?
The line-up of Soul Box includes Airto Moreira (percussion), Alan Raph (bass trombone), Alfred Brown (viola), Barbara Massey (vocals), Bernard Thacker (vocals), Bernie Glow (flugelhorn, trumpet), Bob James (arranger, conductor) and Brooks Tillotson (French horn).
Which label released Soul Box?
Soul Box was released in 1973 on Kudu (KUX 1213).
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