Album · 1976

The Leprechaun

Released
1976
Label
Polydor
Catalogue no.
PD 6062
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
37:39
Country
US

“The Leprechaun” is an album by Chick Corea, released in 1976 on Polydor. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 37:39. The line-up features Bill Watrous (trombone), Bob Millikan (trumpet), Chick Corea (percussion, bongos), Gayle Moran (choir vocals, vocals) and John Gatchell (trumpet).

Who played on The Leprechaun

  • Bill Watrous trombone all tracks
  • Bob Millikan trumpet all tracks
  • Chick Corea percussion, bongos, synthesizer, organ, piano, Rhodes piano all tracks
  • Gayle Moran choir vocals, vocals all tracks
  • John Gatchell trumpet all tracks
  • Steve Gadd drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Wayne Andre trombone all tracks
  • Ani Kavafian violin on 7 tracks
  • David Cahn trumpet on 7 tracks
  • Fred Sherry cello on 7 tracks
  • Ida Kavafian violin on 7 tracks
  • Louise Shulman viola on 7 tracks
  • Anthony Jackson bass on 3 tracks
  • Danny Cahn trumpet on 2 tracks
  • Eddie Gomez bass on 2 tracks
  • Joe Farrell cor anglais, flute, soprano saxophone, reeds on 2 tracks
  • Louise Schulman viola

Tracklist

  1. A1 Imp’s Welcome — Chick Corea 2:55
  2. A2 Leonore — Chick Corea 3:25
  3. A3 Reverie — Chick Corea 1:58
  4. A4 Looking at the World 5:29
  5. A5 Nite Sprite — Chick Corea 4:31
  6. B1 Soft and Gentle — Gayle Moran 5:08
  7. B2 Pixiland Rag — Chick Corea 1:10
  8. B3 Leprechaun’s Dream — Chick Corea 13:03

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Leprechaun?

The line-up of The Leprechaun includes Bill Watrous (trombone), Bob Millikan (trumpet), Chick Corea (percussion, bongos), Gayle Moran (choir vocals, vocals), John Gatchell (trumpet), Steve Gadd (drums (drum set)), Wayne Andre (trombone) and Ani Kavafian (violin).

Which label released The Leprechaun?

The Leprechaun was released in 1976 on Polydor (PD 6062).

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