Album · 1969
The Eclectic
- Released
- 1969
- Label
- Warner Bros. Records
- Catalogue no.
- WS 1775
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 45:35
- Country
- US
“The Eclectic” is an album by Vince Guaraldi, released in 1969 on Warner Bros. Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 45:35. Jazz standards on the record include “Once I Loved”. The line-up features Vince Guaraldi (arranger, guitar), Al Coster (membranophone), Bob Maize (electric bass guitar), Eddie Duran (electric guitar) and Gloria Strassner (cello).
Who played on The Eclectic
- Vince Guaraldi arranger, guitar, harpsichord, piano, producer, vocals on 2 tracks
- Al Coster membranophone
- Bob Maize electric bass guitar
- Eddie Duran electric guitar
- Gloria Strassner cello
- Jerry Granelli membranophone
- Jesse Ehrlich cello
- Jim McCabe electric bass guitar
- Robert Addison electric guitar
Tracklist
- A1 Nobody Else — Vince Guaraldi 3:13
- A2 Lucifer's Lady — Vince Guaraldi 6:57
- A3 Black Sheep Boy — Tim Hardin 2:43
- A4 Once I Loved standard 8:31
- B1 The Beat Goes On — Sonny Bono 3:55
- B2 Yesterday 3:36
- B3 Coffee and Doe-Nuts — Vince Guaraldi 7:04
- B4 Reason to Believe — Tim Hardin 2:58
- B4 It Was a Very Good Year — Ervin Drake 6:38
More albums by Vince Guaraldi
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Eclectic?
The line-up of The Eclectic includes Vince Guaraldi (arranger, guitar), Al Coster (membranophone), Bob Maize (electric bass guitar), Eddie Duran (electric guitar), Gloria Strassner (cello), Jerry Granelli (membranophone), Jesse Ehrlich (cello) and Jim McCabe (electric bass guitar).
Which label released The Eclectic?
The Eclectic was released in 1969 on Warner Bros. Records (WS 1775).
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