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Gene Ammons Greatest Hits Mp3, Flac, Wma Gene Ammons Greatest Hits mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Greatest Hits Country: US Released: 1974 Style: Soul-Jazz, Hard Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1553 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1647 mb WMA version RAR size: 1903 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 359 Other Formats: VQF XM WMA VOC MP4 FLAC AHX Tracklist Hide Credits Canadian Sunset A1 Bass – Doug WatkinsCongas – Ray BarrettoDrums – Art TaylorPiano – Tommy 3:50 FlanaganTenor Saxophone – Gene AmmonsWritten-By – Eddie Heywood My Way Arranged By [String Section], Conductor [String Section] – Bill Fisher*Baritone Saxophone A2 – Babe Clarke*Bass – Ron CarterDrums – Idris MuhammadGuitar – Billy Butler Tenor 6:00 Saxophone – Ammons*, Robert Landry*Trombone – Garnett BrownTrumpet – Ernie Royal, Robert PradoWritten-By – Francois*, Thibaut*, Revaux*, Anka* Ca'Purange (Jungle Soul) A3 Bass – Norman EdgeBongos – Al HayesDrums – Oliver JacksonGuitar – Bucky Pizzarelli, 2:46 Kenny BurrellPiano – Hank JonesTenor Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – N. Lima* Angel Eyes A4 Bass – Doug WatkinsDrums – Art TaylorFlute, Tenor Saxophone – Frank WessOrgan – 8:45 Johnny "Hammond" Smith*Tenor Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – Matt Dennis Jungle Strut B1 Drums – Bernard PurdieElectric Bass – Bob BushnellGuitar – Billy Butler Organ – Sonny 5:10 PhillipsTenor Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – Gene Ammons Didn't We B2 Drums – Bernard PurdieElectric Bass – Bob BushnellOrgan – Sonny PhillipsTenor 6:04 Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – Jimmy Webb Exactly Like You B3 Bass – Doug WatkinsCongas – Ray BarrettoDrums – J.C. HeardPiano – Richard 6:00 WyandsTenor Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – Fields - McHugh* Seed Shack B4 Bass – Doug WatkinsCongas – Ray BarrettoDrums – J.C. HeardPiano – Richard 3:33 WyandsTenor Saxophone – Ammons*Written-By – Ammons* Companies, etc. Distributed By – Fantasy Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Prestige Records Copyright (c) – Prestige Records Published By – Vogue Music Published By – Spanka Music Published By – Pru Music Published By – Beechwood Music Published By – Prestige Music Published By – Jobete Music Published By – Shapiro Bernstein Credits Art Direction – Phil Carroll, Tony Lane Compiled By, Liner Notes – Orrin Keepnews Edited By – Skip Shimmin (tracks: A3) Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder Mastered By [Runout Etch] – David Turner Photography By – Tony Lane Producer – Bob Porter (tracks: A2, B1, B2), Esmond Edwards (tracks: A1, A4, B3, B4), Ozzie Cadena (tracks: A3) Notes A1 recorded June 16, 1960. Originally on Prestige LP 7180 Gene Ammons - Boss Tenor, this "single" version from 45-390 Gene Ammons - Canadian Sunset / Seed Shack A2 recorded July 26, 1971. From PR 10022 Gene Ammons - My Way A3 recorded September 9, 1962. From PR 7257 Gene Ammons - Bad! Bossa Nova; this version edited for this album A4 recorded June 17, 1960. From PR 7369 Gene Ammons - Angel Eyes B1 & B2 recorded November 11, 1969. From PR 7792 Gene Ammons - Brother Jug! B3 & B4 recorded January 27, 1961. B3 From PR 7192 Gene Ammons - "Jug" and B4 single version 45-276 Gene Ammons - Seed Shack / Let It Be You This compilation ℗ © 1974 Prestige Records. Printed in USA. First label cat. Nr as on front cover, back cover and spine, second label cat. Nr as on center labels. Labels are slightly different from Gene Ammons - Greatest Hits Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, etched ): XT P10084A [Eyes & Eyebrows] P FS121477DT ACRCRPPIT#3 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, etched): T P10084B -- I P B Rights Society: BMI Rights Society: ASCAP Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year PR 10084 Gene Ammons Greatest Hits (LP, Comp) Prestige PR 10084 US 1974 P-10084 Gene Ammons Greatest Hits (LP, Comp) Prestige P-10084 US 1974 P-10084 Gene Ammons Greatest Hits (LP, Comp, Promo) Prestige P-10084 US 1974 9162-10084 Gene Ammons Greatest Hits (LP, Comp) Prestige 9162-10084 Canada 1974 MP 40-097 S Gene Ammons Greatest Hits (LP, Comp) Prestige MP 40-097 S Spain 1975 Related Music albums to Greatest Hits by Gene Ammons Gene Ammons - Up Tight! Gene Ammons And His Band - Back In Your Own Backyard / Seven Eleven Gene Ammons / Sonny Stitt - We'll Be Together Again Gene Ammons - Boss Tenor Gene Ammons All Stars - Jammin' In Hi Fi With Gene Ammons Gene Ammons All Stars - Jammin' With Gene Gene Ammons Quartet / Gene Ammons Band Featuring Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt - I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Seven Eleven Gene Ammons - My Way Gene Ammons - Ca' Purange Gene Ammons - Got My Own / Big Bad Jug.
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