Live album · 2001
Wham!
- Released
- 20 February 2001
- Label
- M Label
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 1:16:19
- Country
- US
“Wham!” is a live album by Buddy Rich, released in 2001 on M Label. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 1:16:19. Jazz standards on the record include “So What”. The line-up features Alan Gauvin (flute, saxophone), Barry Kleiner (piano), Bob Mintzer (flute, tenor saxophone), Buddy Rich (drums (drum set)) and Chuck Wilson (flute, saxophone).
Who played on Wham!
- Alan Gauvin flute, saxophone all tracks
- Barry Kleiner piano all tracks
- Bob Mintzer flute, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Buddy Rich drums (drum set) all tracks
- Chuck Wilson flute, saxophone all tracks
- Dean Pratt trumpet all tracks
- Jon Marshall trumpet all tracks
- Rick Stepton trombone all tracks
- Ross Konikoff trumpet all tracks
- Steve Marcus tenor saxophone all tracks
- Tom Warrington bass all tracks
- Clint Charmin trombone on 5 tracks
- Dale Kirkland trombone on 5 tracks
- Dave Stahl trumpet on 5 tracks
- David Boyle trombone on 5 tracks
- Edward Eby trombone on 5 tracks
- Jim Pritchard baritone saxophone on 5 tracks
- Joe Rodriguez trumpet on 5 tracks
- Turk Mauro baritone saxophone on 5 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Time Out 7:04
- 2 Willowcrest — Bob Florence 4:20
- 3 Ya Gotta Try — Sammy Nestico 3:42
- 4 Tales of Rhoda Rat 8:21
- 5 Time Check — Don Menza 4:35
- 6 Cape Verdean Blues 6:23
- 7 Bugle Call Rag — Billy Meyers, Jack Pettis, Elmer Schoebel 3:20
- 8 So What? standard — Miles Davis 5:31
- 9 A Little Train 6:20
- 10 Channel One Suite 26:42
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Wham!?
The line-up of Wham! includes Alan Gauvin (flute, saxophone), Barry Kleiner (piano), Bob Mintzer (flute, tenor saxophone), Buddy Rich (drums (drum set)), Chuck Wilson (flute, saxophone), Dean Pratt (trumpet), Jon Marshall (trumpet) and Rick Stepton (trombone).
Which label released Wham!?
Wham! was released in 2001 on M Label.
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