Album · 1978

Stolen Moments

Released
1978
Label
Muse Records
Catalogue no.
MR 5102
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
36:10
Country
US

“Stolen Moments” is an album by Mark Murphy, released in 1978 on Muse Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 36:10. Jazz standards on the record include “Again”, “Like A Lover”, “Stolen Moments” and “We'll Be Together Again”. The line-up features Jack Gobbetti (percussion), Jim Nichols (guitar, electric bass guitar), Mark Levine (trombone), Mark Murphy (vocals) and Richie Cole (alto saxophone).

Who played on Stolen Moments

  • Jack Gobbetti percussion all tracks
  • Jim Nichols guitar, electric bass guitar all tracks
  • Mark Levine trombone all tracks
  • Mark Murphy vocals all tracks
  • Richie Cole alto saxophone all tracks
  • Smith Dobson piano all tracks
  • Vince Lateano drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Warren Gale trumpet all tracks
  • Chuck Metcalf double bass on 6 tracks
  • Paul Breslin double bass on 3 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Stolen Moments standard — Oliver Nelson 5:47
  2. A2 Again standard — Lionel Newman 3:31
  3. A3 Farmer's Market — Art Farmer 2:54
  4. A4 D.C. Farewell — Richie Cole 2:59
  5. A5 Waters of March — Antônio Carlos Jobim 3:45
  6. B1 Sly — Herbie Hancock 4:15
  7. B2 We'll Be Together Again standard — Carl Fischer 3:40
  8. B3 Don't be Blue 3:39
  9. B4 Like a Lover (O Cantador) standard — Dori Caymmi 5:39

Production

  • Elvin Campbell engineer
  • Lupe de Leon producer
  • Mitch Farber producer

More albums by Mark Murphy

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Stolen Moments?

The line-up of Stolen Moments includes Jack Gobbetti (percussion), Jim Nichols (guitar, electric bass guitar), Mark Levine (trombone), Mark Murphy (vocals), Richie Cole (alto saxophone), Smith Dobson (piano), Vince Lateano (drums (drum set)) and Warren Gale (trumpet).

Which label released Stolen Moments?

Stolen Moments was released in 1978 on Muse Records (MR 5102).

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