Steve Allen - Soulful Brass #2
Flying Dutchman Records FDS-101 (1969)
Track Listing:
1. The More I Love You
2. Everyday People
3. Where Did The People Go
4. What A Wonderful World
5. Tell Me Something
6. California Soul
7. Son Of A Preacher Man
8. Soulful Strut
9. Games People Play
10. New Dance
11. This Guy's In Love With You
Personnel:
Where Did The People Go, California Soul, Everyday People:
John Guerin - drums
Bobby Bryant - trumpet
Freddie Hill - trumpet
Buddy Childers - trumpet
Ollie Mitchell - trumpet
Billy Byers - trombone
George Bohanon - trombone
Lou Blackburn - trombone
Dick McQuary - trombone
Bill Hinshal - horn
David Duke - horn
Alan Robinson - horn
Vince DeRosa - horn
Frank Strozier - saxophone
John Klemmer - saxophone
Ernie Watts - saxophone
Steve Allen - piano
Mike Lang - piano
Howard Roberts - guitar
David Cohen - guitar
Larry Knechtel - bass
Bobby Morin - percussion
Games People Play, This Guy's In Love With You, Tell Me Something, The More I Love You:
Bobby Bryant - trumpet
Freddie Hill - trumpet
Buddy Childers - trumpet
Ollie Mitchell - trumpet
Billy Byers - trombone
George Bohanon - trombone
Bob Brookmeyer - trombone
Ernie Tack - trombone
Bill Hinshal - horn
David Duke - horn
Alan Robinson - horn
Vince DeRosa - horn
Frank Strozier - saxophone
John Klemmer - saxophone
Ernie Watts - saxophone
Steve Allen - piano
Mike Lang - piano
Howard Roberts - guitar
David Cohen - guitar
Max Bennett - bass
Jim Gordon - drums
Bobby Morin - percussion
What A Wonderful World, Soulful Strut, Son Of A Preacher Man, New Dance:
Bobby Bryant - trumpet
Freddie Hill - trumpet
Buddy Childers - trumpet
Ollie Mitchell - trumpet
Billy Byers - trombone
George Bohanon - trombone
Lou Blackburn - trombone
Dick McQuary - trombone
Bill Hinshal - horn
David Duke - horn
Art Maebe - horn
Vince DeRosa - horn
Frank Strozier - saxophone
John Klemmer - saxophone
Ernie Watts - saxophone
Steve Allen - piano
Mike Lang - piano
Howard Roberts - guitar
David Cohen - guitar
Max Bennett - bass
Jim Gordon - drums
Bobby Morin - percussion
This is a fabulous album. I bought the L.P. in 1969 after seeing Steve Allen promote it on his Filmways syndicated talk show. Sadly it vanished during one of my cross-country moves. I'd love to buy it again but it appears to be the rarest of the Soulful Brass trio.
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