Album · 1970

The Teachers

Released
1970
Label
Perception Records
Catalogue no.
PLP 6
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
39:34
Country
US

“The Teachers” is an album by James Moody, released in 1970 on Perception Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 39:34. The line-up features Barry Lazarowitz (percussion), Howard Wyeth (membranophone, organ), James Moody (woodwind), Joe Brazil (tenor saxophone) and Jon Huston (valve trombone, producer).

Who played on The Teachers

  • Barry Lazarowitz percussion all tracks
  • Howard Wyeth membranophone, organ, piano, producer all tracks
  • James Moody woodwind all tracks
  • Joe Brazil tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Jon Huston valve trombone, producer all tracks
  • Otis Smith percussion all tracks
  • Paul Dickler guitar all tracks
  • Richard Meisterman trumpet all tracks
  • Billy Elmiger bass on 2 tracks
  • Chip White membranophone on 2 tracks
  • Clint Houston bass on 2 tracks
  • Jay Silva trumpet on 2 tracks
  • Jay Thomas trumpet on 2 tracks
  • Paul Petruccelli bass on 2 tracks
  • Steve McCord guitar on 2 tracks
  • William Chelf piano on 2 tracks
  • Adam Ippolito tuba on 1 track
  • Bob Summers trumpet on 1 track
  • John Trivers bass on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 The Teachers 8:04
  2. A2 Rest Sweetly, Brother Dove 2:05
  3. A3 Unchained 6:07
  4. A4 The New Spirit 4:34
  5. B1 Hello Goodbye 3:42
  6. B2 Behind Every Good Man 5:33
  7. B3 Street Talk Suite 9:29

Production

  • Jonathan Thayer engineer

More albums by James Moody

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Teachers?

The line-up of The Teachers includes Barry Lazarowitz (percussion), Howard Wyeth (membranophone, organ), James Moody (woodwind), Joe Brazil (tenor saxophone), Jon Huston (valve trombone, producer), Otis Smith (percussion), Paul Dickler (guitar) and Richard Meisterman (trumpet).

Which label released The Teachers?

The Teachers was released in 1970 on Perception Records (PLP 6).

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