Album · 1992

Walk on the Water

Released
1992
Label
DRG Records
Catalogue no.
CDSL 5194
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
39:15
Country
US

“Walk on the Water” is an album by Gerry Mulligan, released in 1992 on DRG Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 39:15. Jazz standards on the record include “I'm Getting Sentimental Over You” and “Song For Strayhorn”. The line-up features Alan Raph (trombone), Barry Ries (trumpet), Danny Hayes (trumpet), Dave Glenn (trombone) and Eric Turkel (saxophone).

Who played on Walk on the Water

  • Alan Raph trombone all tracks
  • Barry Ries trumpet all tracks
  • Danny Hayes trumpet all tracks
  • Dave Glenn trombone all tracks
  • Eric Turkel saxophone all tracks
  • Gary Keller saxophone all tracks
  • Gerry Mulligan saxophone all tracks
  • Gerry Niewood saxophone all tracks
  • Jay Leonhart bass all tracks
  • Joe Temperley saxophone all tracks
  • Keith O’Quinn trombone all tracks
  • Ken Hitchcock saxophone all tracks
  • Laurie Frink trumpet all tracks
  • Mike Davis trumpet all tracks
  • Mitchel Forman piano all tracks
  • Ralph Olsen saxophone all tracks
  • Richard DeRosa membranophone all tracks
  • Seth Broedy saxophone all tracks
  • Tom Harrell trumpet all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 For an Unfinished Woman — Gerry Mulligan 7:20
  2. 2 Song for Strayhorn standard — Gerry Mulligan 6:14
  3. 3 42nd & Broadway 5:13
  4. 4 Angelica 6:33
  5. 5 Walk on the Water 4:32
  6. 6 Across the Track Blues 3:13
  7. 7 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You standard 6:10

More albums by Gerry Mulligan

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Walk on the Water?

The line-up of Walk on the Water includes Alan Raph (trombone), Barry Ries (trumpet), Danny Hayes (trumpet), Dave Glenn (trombone), Eric Turkel (saxophone), Gary Keller (saxophone), Gerry Mulligan (saxophone) and Gerry Niewood (saxophone).

Which label released Walk on the Water?

Walk on the Water was released in 1992 on DRG Records (CDSL 5194).

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