Album · 1973
The 2nd Crusade
- Released
- March 1973
- Label
- Blue Thumb Records
- Catalogue no.
- BTS 7000
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 1:12:05
- Country
- US
“The 2nd Crusade” is an album by The Crusaders, released in 1973 on Blue Thumb Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 1:12:05. The line-up features Arthur Adams (guitar), David T. Walker (guitar), Joe Sample (keyboard), Larry Carlton (guitar) and Stix Hooper (percussion, effects).
Who played on The 2nd Crusade
- Arthur Adams guitar all tracks
- David T. Walker guitar all tracks
- Joe Sample keyboard all tracks
- Larry Carlton guitar all tracks
- Stix Hooper percussion, effects all tracks
- Wayne Henderson trombone all tracks
- Wilton Felder marimba, saxophone, electric bass guitar all tracks
Tracklist
- 1-A1 Don't Let It Get You Down — Joe Sample 3:00
- 1-A2 Take It or Leave It — Wayne Henderson 3:40
- 1-A3 Gotta Get It On — Stix Hooper 2:50
- 1-A4 Where There's a Will There's a Way — Wayne Henderson 5:30
- 1-A5 Look Beyond the Hill — Wilton Felder 3:20
- 1-B1 Journey From Within — Stix Hooper 4:51
- 1-B2 Ain't Gon' Change a Thang — Wilton Felder 4:30
- 1-B3 A Message From the Inner City — Joe Sample 8:50
- 2-C1 A Search for Soul — Joe Sample 9:40
- 2-C2 No Place to Hide — Wayne Henderson 8:44
- 2-D1 Tomorrow Where Are You? — Wilton Felder 5:10
- 2-D2 Tough Talk — Wayne Henderson, Stix Hooper, Joe Sample 6:00
- 2-D3 Do You Remember When? — Joe Sample 6:00
Production
- Bryan Koniarz producer
- Rik Pekkonen engineer
- The Crusaders producer
More albums by The Crusaders
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The 2nd Crusade?
The line-up of The 2nd Crusade includes Arthur Adams (guitar), David T. Walker (guitar), Joe Sample (keyboard), Larry Carlton (guitar), Stix Hooper (percussion, effects), Wayne Henderson (trombone) and Wilton Felder (marimba, saxophone).
Which label released The 2nd Crusade?
The 2nd Crusade was released in 1973 on Blue Thumb Records (BTS 7000).
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