Album · 1994
The Sultan's Picnic
- Released
- 1994
- Label
- Enja Records
- Catalogue no.
- ENJ-8078 2
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 52:38
- Country
- DE
“The Sultan's Picnic” is an album by Rabih Abou‐Khalil, released in 1994 on Enja Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 52:38. Jazz standards on the record include “Solitude”. The line-up features Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone), Kenny Wheeler (flugelhorn, trumpet), Mark Nauseef (membranophone, drums (drum set)), Rabih Abou‐Khalil (oud, producer) and Steve Swallow (electric bass guitar, bass).
Who played on The Sultan's Picnic
- Charlie Mariano alto saxophone all tracks
- Kenny Wheeler flugelhorn, trumpet, brass all tracks
- Mark Nauseef membranophone, drums (drum set) all tracks
- Rabih Abou‐Khalil oud, producer all tracks
- Steve Swallow electric bass guitar, bass all tracks
- Howard Levy harmonica
- Michel Godard serpent, tuba
- Milton Cardona congas
- Nabil Khaiat frame drum
Tracklist
- 1 Sunrise in Montreal — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 8:21
- 2 Solitude standard — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 6:40
- 3 Dog River — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 4:32
- 4 Moments — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 6:21
- 5 Lamentation — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 9:07
- 6 Nocturne Au Villaret — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 6:38
- 7 The Happy Sheik — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 6:06
- 8 Snake Soup — Rabih Abou‐Khalil 4:53
Production
- Günther Kasper mix, recording
- Harry Lachner liner notes
- Matthias Winckelmann producer
More albums by Rabih Abou‐Khalil
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Sultan's Picnic?
The line-up of The Sultan's Picnic includes Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone), Kenny Wheeler (flugelhorn, trumpet), Mark Nauseef (membranophone, drums (drum set)), Rabih Abou‐Khalil (oud, producer), Steve Swallow (electric bass guitar, bass), Howard Levy (harmonica), Michel Godard (serpent, tuba) and Milton Cardona (congas).
Which label released The Sultan's Picnic?
The Sultan's Picnic was released in 1994 on Enja Records (ENJ-8078 2).
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