Album · 1960

The Golden Striker

Released
1960
Label
Atlantic Records
Catalogue no.
1334
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
35:11
Country
US

“The Golden Striker” is an album by John Lewis, released in 1960 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 35:11. The line-up features John Lewis (arranger, conductor), Al Kiger (trumpet), Al Richman (French horn), Bernie Glow (trumpet) and Connie Kay (drums (drum set)).

Who played on The Golden Striker

  • John Lewis arranger, conductor, piano all tracks
  • Al Kiger trumpet on 6 tracks
  • Al Richman French horn on 6 tracks
  • Bernie Glow trumpet on 6 tracks
  • Connie Kay drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
  • David Baker trombone on 6 tracks
  • Dick Hixson trombone on 6 tracks
  • George Duvivier bass on 6 tracks
  • Gunther Schuller French horn on 6 tracks
  • Joe Wilder trumpet on 6 tracks
  • John Barrows French horn on 6 tracks
  • Melvyn Broiles trumpet on 6 tracks
  • Ray Alonge French horn on 6 tracks
  • Harvey Phillips tuba on 3 tracks
  • Jay McAllister tuba on 3 tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Fanfare I 0:38
  2. A2 Piazza Navona — John Lewis 6:28
  3. A3 Odds Against Tomorrow — John Lewis 7:45
  4. A4 Fanfare II 0:33
  5. A5 Pulcinella — John Lewis 4:15
  6. B1 Fanfare II 0:23
  7. B2 The Golden Striker — John Lewis 4:55
  8. B3 Piazza di Spagna 4:33
  9. B4 Fanfare I 0:38
  10. B5 La Cantatrice — John Lewis 5:03

Production

  • Nesuhi Ertegun producer
  • Gary Kramer liner notes

More albums by John Lewis

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Golden Striker?

The line-up of The Golden Striker includes John Lewis (arranger, conductor), Al Kiger (trumpet), Al Richman (French horn), Bernie Glow (trumpet), Connie Kay (drums (drum set)), David Baker (trombone), Dick Hixson (trombone) and George Duvivier (bass).

Which label released The Golden Striker?

The Golden Striker was released in 1960 on Atlantic Records (1334).

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