Album · 1982

Storm

Released
1982
Label
Palo Alto Records
Catalogue no.
PA 8052-N
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
41:44
Country
US

“Storm” is an album by Maynard Ferguson, released in 1982 on Palo Alto Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 41:44. Jazz standards on the record include “As Time Goes By” and “Take The A Train”. The line-up features Alan Wise (trumpet), Chris Braymen (trombone), Daniel Jordan (woodwind), Dave Mancini (drums (drum set)) and Denis DiBlasio (baritone saxophone, flute).

Who played on Storm

  • Alan Wise trumpet on 7 tracks
  • Chris Braymen trombone on 7 tracks
  • Daniel Jordan woodwind on 7 tracks
  • Dave Mancini drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
  • Denis DiBlasio baritone saxophone, flute on 7 tracks
  • Hoby Freeman trumpet on 7 tracks
  • Matt Bissonette bass on 7 tracks
  • Maynard Ferguson flugelhorn, trumpet on 7 tracks
  • Nelson Hill woodwind on 7 tracks
  • Ron Pedley keyboard, piano on 7 tracks
  • Stan Mark trumpet on 7 tracks
  • Steve Wiest trombone on 7 tracks
  • Tom Rizzo guitar on 7 tracks
  • Gregg Bissonette percussion on 2 tracks
  • Luis Conte percussion on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Admiral's Horn 4:37
  2. A2 Jar Star 6:02
  3. A3 Take the "A" Train standard 3:41
  4. A4 Latino Lovewalk 7:07
  5. B1 Sesame Street 5:26
  6. B2 As Time Goes By standard 4:17
  7. B3 Go With the Flo 5:45
  8. B4 Hit in the Head 4:49

Production

  • Allen Sides recording
  • Jeffrey Weber producer
  • Steve Crimmel recording

More albums by Maynard Ferguson

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Storm?

The line-up of Storm includes Alan Wise (trumpet), Chris Braymen (trombone), Daniel Jordan (woodwind), Dave Mancini (drums (drum set)), Denis DiBlasio (baritone saxophone, flute), Hoby Freeman (trumpet), Matt Bissonette (bass) and Maynard Ferguson (flugelhorn, trumpet).

Which label released Storm?

Storm was released in 1982 on Palo Alto Records (PA 8052-N).

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