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Carla Bley / Paul Haines Carla Bley Escalator Over The Hill mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Classical Album: Escalator Over The Hill Country: US Style: Big Band, Contemporary Jazz, Opera, Avant- garde Jazz, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1755 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1695 mb WMA version RAR size: 1415 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 137 Other Formats: ASF FLAC VQF VOX VQF WMA AA Tracklist 1-01 Hotel Overture 13:12 1-02 This Is Here 6:00 1-03 Like Animals 1:20 1-04 Escalator Over The Hill 4:51 1-05 Stay Awake 1:18 1-06 Ginger And David 1:40 1-07 Song To Anything That Moves 2:17 1-08 Eoth Theme 0:38 1-09 Businessmen 5:37 1-10 Ginger And David Theme 0:55 1-11 Why 2:19 1-12 It's Not What You Do 0:13 1-13 Detective Writer Daughter 3:00 1-14 Doctor Why 1:30 1-15 Slow Dance 2:51 1-16 Smalltown Agonist 5:29 2-01 End Of Head 0:37 2-02 Over Her Head 2:37 2-03 Little Pony Soldier 4:35 2-04 Oh Say Can You Do? 1:08 2-05 Holiday In Risk 3:10 2-06 Holiday In Risk Theme 0:47 2-07 A.I.R. (All India Radio) 4:00 2-08 Rawalpindi Blues 12:40 2-09 End Of Rawalpindi 9:38 2-10 End Of Animals 1:25 2-11 ... And It's Again 9:55 Companies, etc. Manufactured By – BMG Music – JCOA 78118-23403-2 Distributed By – BMG Music – JCOA 78118-23403-2 Credits Acoustic Guitar – Sam Brown Alto Saxophone – Dewey Redman, Jimmy Lyons Baritone Saxophone – Chris Woods Bass – Charlie Haden, Jack Bruce, Richard Youngstein, Ron McClure Bass Trombone – Jack Jeffers Bells, Celesta – Bill Morimando Cello – Calo Scott Clarinet – Perry Robinson, Souren Baronian Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Gato Barbieri, Peggy Imig Congas – Roger Dawson Drums – Paul Motian Edited By – Carla Bley Engineer – Dave Jones , Dick Baxter, Gus Mossler, Jim Crotty, Karl Sjodahl, Nelson Weber, Pat Martin, Paul Goodman, Ray Hall, Bob Fries*, Tom Brown , Wes Wickemeyer French Horn – Bob Carlisle, Sharon Freeman Guitar – John McLaughlin Layout – Paul McDonough Mixed By – Carla Bley, Karl Sjodahl, Michael Mantler, Ray Hall Music By, Adapted By [Words] – Carla Bley Organ, Celesta, Organ [Calliope] – Carla Bley Photography By – Bill Roughen, Garry Winogrand*, Paul McDonough, Tod Papageorge Producer [Production And Coordination] – Michael Mantler Synthesizer [Moog] – Don Preston Trombone – Jimmy Knepper, Roswell Rudd, Sam Burtis Trumpet – Don Cherry, Enrico Rava, Michael Mantler Tuba – John Buckingham Vibraphone – Karl Berger Viola – Nancy Newton Violin – Leroy Jenkins Vocals – Linda Ronstadt Words By – Paul Haines Notes no release date beyond 1971 copyright Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 781182340329 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Carla Bley, Paul JCOA Haines - JCOA 3LP-EOTH, Carla Bley, Records, JCOA 3LP-EOTH, Escalator Over Germany Unknown JCOA-3LP-EOTH Paul Haines JCOA JCOA-3LP-EOTH The Hill (3xLP, Records Album + Box) Carla Bley, Paul Haines - Carla Bley, JCOA 3LP-EOTH Escalator Over 3LP-EOTH US 1971 Paul Haines Records The Hill (3xLP, Album + Box) Carla Bley / Paul Carla Bley / Haines, Jazz Paul Haines, Composers JCOA JT 4001 Jazz Orchestra* - JT 4001 UK 1974 Records Composers Escalator Over Orchestra* The Hill (3xLP, Album) Carla Bley, Paul Haines - JCOA 840 050/51/52, Carla Bley, 840 050/51/52, Escalator Over Records, France 1974 none Paul Haines none The Hill (3xLP, Virgin Album) Carla Bley, Paul Haines - Carla Bley, JCOA 3LP-EOTH Escalator Over 3LP-EOTH US 1971 Paul Haines Records The Hill (3xLP, Album, Gat) Related Music albums to Escalator Over The Hill by Carla Bley Carla Bley, Paul Haines - Escalator Over The Hill Ginger Williams - David Seville - Witch Doctor / The Bird On My Head Salvatore Linguido - Themes Grange Hill Cast - Grange Hill - The Album Daniel Caine Orchestra - Theme from Cagney and Lacey and Other American Television Themes The Cauz - Hi Risk Hi Return The Escalator Haters - The Escalator Haters David Seville - Armen's Theme Alexander Hill - Stompin' 'Em Down / Tack Head Blues.
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