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Gil Evans Svengali mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Svengali Country: Germany Released: 1973 Style: Big Band MP3 version RAR size: 1338 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1790 mb WMA version RAR size: 1350 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 714 Other Formats: MP4 TTA AC3 AUD MPC MOD AAC Tracklist Hide Credits Thoroughbred A1 Composed By – Billy HarperSoloist, Bass – Herb BushlerSoloist, Guitar – Ted 6:33 DunbarSoloist, Tuba – Howard Johnson Blues In Orbit A2 Composed By – George RussellSoloist, Alto Saxophone – David SanbornSoloist, Bass – 10:14 Herb BushlerSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Billy Harper Eleven A3 1:40 Composed By – Gil Evans, Miles DavisSoloist, Trumpet – Richard Williams Cry Of Hunger B1 Composed By – Billy HarperSoloist, Baritone Saxophone – Trevor KoehlerSoloist, 10:18 Flugelhorn – Howard Johnson Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Billy Harper Summertime B2 3:55 Composed By – DuBose Heyward, George GershwinSoloist, Guitar – Ted Dunbar Zee Zee B3 7:40 Composed By – Gil EvansSoloist, Trumpet – Hannibal Marvin Peterson Credits Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn Arranged By, Conductor – Gil Evans Drums – Bruce Ditmas Electric Bass – Herb Bushler Electric Guitar – Ted Dunbar Flute, Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Trevor Koehler Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Billy Harper French Horn – Peter Levin*, Sharon Freeman Mixed By – Bobby Warner, Lew Hahn, Mark Abramson Other [Anagram] – Gerry Mulligan Percussion – Susan Evans* Piano, Electric Piano – Gil Evans Producer – Gil Evans, Kenneth Noland Recording Supervisor – Lew Hahn Synthesizer – David Horowitz Trombone, Tuba – Joseph Daley* Trumpet – Hannibal Marvin Peterson (tracks: B3), Richard Williams, Tex Allen (tracks: A1 to B2) Tuba, Flugelhorn, Baritone Saxophone – Howard Johnson Notes All selections were recorded at Trinity Church, New York, except B3, which was recorded at Philharmonic Hall, New York 1973 © ℗ Atlantic Recording Corporation Includes Atlantic promotional "product facts" sheets. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: STA - 732941- B Matrix / Runout: ST-A - 732942 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Svengali (LP, SD 1643 Gil Evans Atlantic SD 1643 US 1973 Album, PR) Svengali (8-Trk, QT-1643 Gil Evans Atlantic QT-1643 US 1973 Album, Quad) Svengali (LP, SD 1643 Gil Evans Atlantic SD 1643 US 1973 Album, MO) Svengali (CD, MTCJ-6011 Gil Evans Album, RE, RM, Atlantic, PJL MTCJ-6011 Japan 2006 Pap) Atlantic, 8122-79693-3, Svengali (CD, Atlantic, 8122-79693-3, Gil Evans Europe 2012 WPCR-27049 Album, RE, RM) Rhino WPCR-27049 Records Related Music albums to Svengali by Gil Evans Bill Evans, George Russell Orchestra - Living Time Lucky Soul - The Great Unwanted Ornette Coleman - The Complete Science Fiction Sessions Gil Evans Orchestra - Blues In Orbit Clifford Brown - The Immortal Clifford Brown Gil Evans - Gil Evans Miles Davis & Quincy Jones - Live At Montreux Various - Made In Holland, 1937-'38.

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