Album · 1988

The King James Version

Released
1988
Label
Sheffield Lab
Catalogue no.
CD-3
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
29:40
Country
US

“The King James Version” is an album by Harry James, released in 1988 on Sheffield Lab. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 29:40. Jazz standards on the record include “Cherokee”, “Don't Be That Way” and “Sweet Georgia Brown”. The line-up features Bob Lawson (saxophone), Chuck Anderson (trombone), Dave Stone (bass), Gino Bozzacco (trumpet) and Harry James (trumpet).

Who played on The King James Version

  • Bob Lawson saxophone
  • Chuck Anderson trombone
  • Dave Stone bass
  • Gino Bozzacco trumpet
  • Harry James trumpet
  • Houghton Peterson bass trombone
  • Les DeMerle membranophone
  • Lincoln Mayorga performer
  • Mel Kunkle saxophone
  • Nick Buono trumpet
  • Norman Smith saxophone
  • Pat Longo saxophone
  • Quin Davis saxophone
  • Robert Berrenson trumpet
  • Tom Padveen trombone
  • Tommy Todd piano
  • William Hicks trumpet

Tracklist

  1. 1 Corner Pocket 4:11
  2. 2 Lara’s Theme (from Dr. Zhivago) — Maurice Jarre 3:37
  3. 3 Cherokee standard — Ray Noble 2:19
  4. 4 More Splutie, Please 5:00
  5. 5 Traces 2:48
  6. 6 Don’t Be That Way standard — Benny Goodman, Edgar Sampson 2:48
  7. 7 Sweet Georgia Brown standard — Ben Bernie, Maceo Pinkard 2:59
  8. 8 Shiny Silk Stockings 2:03
  9. 9 Blues Stay Away From Me — Henry Glover 3:54

Production

  • Doug Sax producer
  • Fred Hall liner notes

More albums by Harry James

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The King James Version?

The line-up of The King James Version includes Bob Lawson (saxophone), Chuck Anderson (trombone), Dave Stone (bass), Gino Bozzacco (trumpet), Harry James (trumpet), Houghton Peterson (bass trombone), Les DeMerle (membranophone) and Lincoln Mayorga (performer).

Which label released The King James Version?

The King James Version was released in 1988 on Sheffield Lab (CD-3).

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