Album · 1968
Soul Circle
- Released
- 1968
- Label
- Prestige
- Catalogue no.
- PR 7567
- Tracklist
- 5 tracks
- Length
- 30:55
- Country
- US
“Soul Circle” is an album by Brother Jack McDuff, released in 1968 on Prestige. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 30:55. Jazz standards on the record include “Easy To Love” and “Opus De Funk”. The line-up features “Brother” Jack McDuff (organ), Joe Dukes (drums (drum set)), George Benson (guitar), Harold Ousley (tenor saxophone) and Red Holloway (tenor saxophone).
Who played on Soul Circle
- “Brother” Jack McDuff organ all tracks
- Joe Dukes drums (drum set) all tracks
- George Benson guitar on 3 tracks
- Harold Ousley tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
- Red Holloway tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
- Eddie Diehl guitar on 1 track
- Harold Vick tenor saxophone on 1 track
- Pat Martino guitar on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 More — Nino Oliviero, Riz Ortolani 6:28
- A2 Lew' Piece 8:20
- B1 You'd Be So Easy to Love standard — Cole Porter 4:50
- B2 That's When We Thought of Love — Harold Ousley 4:22
- B3 Opus de Funk standard — Horace Silver 6:55
Production
- Lew Futterman producer
- Chris Albertson liner notes
More albums by Brother Jack McDuff
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Soul Circle?
The line-up of Soul Circle includes “Brother” Jack McDuff (organ), Joe Dukes (drums (drum set)), George Benson (guitar), Harold Ousley (tenor saxophone), Red Holloway (tenor saxophone), Eddie Diehl (guitar), Harold Vick (tenor saxophone) and Pat Martino (guitar).
Which label released Soul Circle?
Soul Circle was released in 1968 on Prestige (PR 7567).
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