Album · 1974

Stan Kenton Plays Chicago

Released
1974
Label
Creative World
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
33:47
Country
US

“Stan Kenton Plays Chicago” is an album by Stan Kenton, released in 1974 on Creative World. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 33:47. The line-up features Bill Hartman (bass trombone), Brett Stamps (trombone), Dave Zeagler (trumpet), Dick Shearer (trombone) and Dick Wilkie (woodwind).

Who played on Stan Kenton Plays Chicago

  • Bill Hartman bass trombone all tracks
  • Brett Stamps trombone all tracks
  • Dave Zeagler trumpet all tracks
  • Dick Shearer trombone all tracks
  • Dick Wilkie woodwind all tracks
  • Greg Smith woodwind all tracks
  • John Harner trumpet all tracks
  • Kevin Jordan trumpet all tracks
  • Lloyd Spoon trombone all tracks
  • Mike Barrowman trumpet all tracks
  • Mike Ross bass all tracks
  • Mike Snustead trumpet all tracks
  • Mike Wallace tuba all tracks
  • Peter Erskine drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Ramón López percussion all tracks
  • Rich Condit woodwind all tracks
  • Roy Reynolds saxophone all tracks
  • Stan Kenton piano all tracks
  • Tony Campise woodwind all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Chicago III Suite: Canon 1:42
  2. 2 Mother 5:26
  3. 3 Once Upon a Time 4:00
  4. 4 Free 3:33
  5. 5 From Blood, Sweat and Tears: Alone 3:47
  6. 6 Inner Crisis 4:34
  7. 7 First Child 4:09
  8. 8 The Rise and Fall of a Short Fugue 6:35

Production

  • Murry Allen recording
  • Robert Curnow arranger, mix, orchestrator, producer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Stan Kenton Plays Chicago?

The line-up of Stan Kenton Plays Chicago includes Bill Hartman (bass trombone), Brett Stamps (trombone), Dave Zeagler (trumpet), Dick Shearer (trombone), Dick Wilkie (woodwind), Greg Smith (woodwind), John Harner (trumpet) and Kevin Jordan (trumpet).

Which label released Stan Kenton Plays Chicago?

Stan Kenton Plays Chicago was released in 1974 on Creative World.

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