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Donald Byrd Ethiopian Knights mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Ethiopian Knights Country: US Released: 1975 Style: Soul-Jazz, Jazz-Funk MP3 version RAR size: 1233 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1129 mb WMA version RAR size: 1639 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 321 Other Formats: AAC DMF AU TTA RA MP4 MMF Tracklist A1 The Emperor 15:40 A2 Jamie 4:00 B1 The Little Rasti 17:44 Companies, etc. Recorded At – A&M Studios Remixed At – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Published By – Elgy Music Credits Bass – Wilton Felder Composed By – Donald Byrd Design – Dave Bhang Drums – Ed Greene Engineer – Henry Lewy Guitar – David T. Walker, Greg Poree Liner Notes – Bill Quinn Organ – Joe Sample Photography By, Art Direction – Norman Seeff Piano – William Henderson Producer – George Butler Remix, Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land Trombone – Thurman Green Trumpet – Donald Byrd Vibraphone – Bobby Hutcherson Notes Repressing on all-blue label with "white note" used 1975-79 Recorded at A&M Recording Studios Recorded: August 25th & 26th, 1971 Remix at: Van Gelder Recording Studios Pub. by Elgy Music Pub. Co. BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Donald Ethiopian Knights Blue BST-84380 BST-84380 US 1972 Byrd (LP, Album) Note Donald Ethiopian Knights Blue BST 84380 BST 84380 US 1973 Byrd (LP, Album, RP) Note Donald Ethiopian Knights Blue BST 84380 BST 84380 US 1975 Byrd (LP, Album, RP) Note 7243 8 54328 2 Donald Ethiopian Knights Blue 7243 8 54328 2 UK & 1998 8 Byrd (CD, Album, RE) Note 8 Europe Donald Ethiopian Knights Blue BST-84380 BST-84380 US Unknown Byrd (LP, Album, RE) Note Related Music albums to Ethiopian Knights by Donald Byrd 1. Hank Mobley With Donald Byrd And Lee Morgan - Hank Mobley With Donald Byrd And Lee Morgan 2. Donald Byrd - Up With Donald Byrd 3. Donald Byrd - 4. Donald Byrd - Off To The Races 5. Donald Byrd - Black Byrd 6. Donald Byrd - The Best Of Donald Byrd 7. Donald Byrd - Electric Byrd 8. Donald Byrd - Byrd's Word 9. Jimmy Smith - Jazz Profile: Jimmy Smith 10. Donald Byrd - Byrd In Hand.

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