Album · 1996

The Main Ingredient

Released
12 February 1996
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
53:57
Country
US

“The Main Ingredient” is an album by Shirley Horn, released in 1996. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 53:57. Jazz standards on the record include “All Or Nothing At All”, “Fever”, “The Look Of Love” and “The Meaning Of The Blues”. The line-up features Shirley Horn (piano, producer), Charles Ables (guitar, bass), Steve Williams (drums (drum set)), Steve Novosel (bass) and Buck Hill (tenor saxophone).

Who played on The Main Ingredient

  • Shirley Horn piano, producer, vocals, electric piano all tracks
  • Charles Ables guitar, bass on 7 tracks
  • Steve Williams drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
  • Steve Novosel bass on 5 tracks
  • Buck Hill tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Elvin Jones drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Joe Henderson tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
  • Billy Hart drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • Roy Hargrove flugelhorn on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Blues for Sarge — Ronald R. Dawson 4:18
  2. 2 The Look of Love standard — Burt Bacharach 5:24
  3. 3 Keepin Out of Mischief Now — Fats Waller 3:50
  4. 4 The Meaning of Blues standard — Bobby Troup 7:57
  5. 5 Here's Looking at You — Carroll Coates 3:29
  6. 6 You Go to My Head standard — J. Fred Coots 9:11
  7. 7 Fever standard 4:46
  8. 8 Come in From the Rain — Melissa Manchester 4:53
  9. 9 Peel Me a Grape standard — Dave Frishberg 2:58
  10. 10 All or Nothing at All standard — Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence 7:10

Production

  • David Baker engineer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Main Ingredient?

The line-up of The Main Ingredient includes Shirley Horn (piano, producer), Charles Ables (guitar, bass), Steve Williams (drums (drum set)), Steve Novosel (bass), Buck Hill (tenor saxophone), Elvin Jones (drums (drum set)), Joe Henderson (tenor saxophone) and Billy Hart (drums (drum set)).

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