Album · 1977

Spyro Gyra

Released
1977
Label
Crosseyed Bear Productions, Inc.
Catalogue no.
CEB 2001
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
42:57
Country
US

“Spyro Gyra” is an album by Spyro Gyra, released in 1977 on Crosseyed Bear Productions, Inc.. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 42:57. The line-up features Emile Latimer (congas, percussion), Jim Kurzdorfer (bass), Tom Walsh (drums (drum set), percussion), “Fast” Freddy Rapillo (guitar) and Greg Millar (guitar).

Who played on Spyro Gyra

  • Emile Latimer congas, percussion all tracks
  • Jim Kurzdorfer bass all tracks
  • Tom Walsh drums (drum set), percussion all tracks
  • “Fast” Freddy Rapillo guitar on 5 tracks
  • Greg Millar guitar on 4 tracks
  • Rubens Bassini congas on 3 tracks
  • Dave Samuels marimba, tabla on 2 tracks
  • Tom Schuman Minimoog, piano, Rhodes piano on 2 tracks
  • Fred Marshall trombone on 1 track
  • Rick Bell trombone on 1 track
  • Tony Garusso trumpet on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Shaker Song 4:54
  2. A2 Opus D'Opus 5:07
  3. A3 Mallet Ballet 5:10
  4. A4 Pygmy Funk 5:41
  5. B1 Leticia 6:06
  6. B2 Cascade 3:13
  7. B3 Mead 3:57
  8. B4 Paula / Paw Prints 3:56
  9. B5 Galadriel 4:53

More albums by Spyro Gyra

Morning Dance 1979 · Infinity Records Catching the Sun 1980 · MCA Records Carnaval 1980 · MCA Records Freetime 1981 · MCA Records Incognito 1982 · MCA Records City Kids 1983
Access All Areas 1984 · Live
Alternating Currents 1985
Breakout 1986
Stories Without Words 1987
Rites of Summer 1988
Point of View 1989

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Spyro Gyra?

The line-up of Spyro Gyra includes Emile Latimer (congas, percussion), Jim Kurzdorfer (bass), Tom Walsh (drums (drum set), percussion), “Fast” Freddy Rapillo (guitar), Greg Millar (guitar), Rubens Bassini (congas), Dave Samuels (marimba, tabla) and Tom Schuman (Minimoog, piano).

Which label released Spyro Gyra?

Spyro Gyra was released in 1977 on Crosseyed Bear Productions, Inc. (CEB 2001).

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