Album · 2004
The Life of a Song
- Released
- 24 August 2004
- Label
- Telarc Jazz
- Catalogue no.
- CD-83598
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:05:28
- Country
- XE
“The Life of a Song” is an album by Geri Allen, Dave Holland & Jack DeJohnette, released in 2004 on Telarc Jazz. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:05:28. Jazz standards on the record include “Dance Of The Infidels”, “Lush Life” and “Soul Eyes”. The line-up features Dave Holland (bass), Geri Allen (arranger, piano), Jack DeJohnette (drums (drum set)), Clifton Anderson (trombone) and Dwight Andrews (saxophone).
Who played on The Life of a Song
- Dave Holland bass all tracks
- Geri Allen arranger, piano, producer all tracks
- Jack DeJohnette drums (drum set) all tracks
- Clifton Anderson trombone on 1 track
- Dwight Andrews saxophone on 1 track
- Marcus Belgrave flugelhorn on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 LWB's House (The remix) — Geri Allen 5:55
- 2 Mounts and Mountains — Geri Allen 8:08
- 3 Lush Life standard — Billy Strayhorn 8:15
- 4 In Appreciation: A Celebration Song — Geri Allen 6:13
- 5 The Experimental Movement — Geri Allen 7:13
- 6 Holdin' Court — Geri Allen 4:41
- 7 Dance of the Infidels standard — Bud Powell 4:05
- 8 Unconditional Love — Geri Allen 5:19
- 9 The Life of a Song — Geri Allen 5:24
- 10 Black Bottom — Geri Allen 4:34
- 11 Soul Eyes standard — Mal Waldron 5:41
Production
- Elaine Martone producer
- Michael Bishop mastering, engineer
- Peter Doris engineer
- Robert Woods producer
More albums by Geri Allen, Dave Holland & Jack DeJohnette
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Life of a Song?
The line-up of The Life of a Song includes Dave Holland (bass), Geri Allen (arranger, piano), Jack DeJohnette (drums (drum set)), Clifton Anderson (trombone), Dwight Andrews (saxophone) and Marcus Belgrave (flugelhorn).
Which label released The Life of a Song?
The Life of a Song was released in 2004 on Telarc Jazz (CD-83598).
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