Album · 1963
The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn
- Released
- 1963
- Label
- Crown Records
- Catalogue no.
- CLP 5341
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 32:45
- Country
- US
“The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn” is an album by Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn, released in 1963 on Crown Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 32:45. Jazz standards on the record include “Nutty”. The line-up features Chico Hamilton (drums (drum set)), Carson Smith (bass), Fred Katz (cello), George Duvivier (bass) and John Pisano (guitar).
Who played on The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn
- Chico Hamilton drums (drum set) all tracks
- Carson Smith bass on 4 tracks
- Fred Katz cello on 4 tracks
- George Duvivier bass on 4 tracks
- John Pisano guitar on 4 tracks
- Paul Horn woodwind on 4 tracks
- Dick Noel trombone on 2 tracks
- Harry Klee flute on 2 tracks
- Herbie Harper trombone on 2 tracks
- Howard Roberts guitar on 2 tracks
- Jim Hall guitar on 2 tracks
- Joe Howard trombone on 2 tracks
- Julie Jacobs oboe on 2 tracks
- Marty Berman bassoon on 2 tracks
- Wilbur Schwartz clarinet on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Blues on the Rocks 3:12
- A2 Street of Drums 3:23
- A3 Skinned Strings 5:22
- A4 Nutty standard — Jimmy Cheatham 2:39
- B1 Montuna 4:38
- B2 Suite for Horn: Allegro 5:30
- B3 Suite for Horn: Zen 4:44
- B4 Suite for Horn: Science Fiction 3:18
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn?
The line-up of The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn includes Chico Hamilton (drums (drum set)), Carson Smith (bass), Fred Katz (cello), George Duvivier (bass), John Pisano (guitar), Paul Horn (woodwind), Dick Noel (trombone) and Harry Klee (flute).
Which label released The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn?
The Great Chico Hamilton featuring Paul Horn was released in 1963 on Crown Records (CLP 5341).
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