Side One
1. Return To Forever: Space Circus Pt 1 – 19732
2. Keith Barrie: Please Buy Me A Plane – 1974 *
3. Craford Bell & Steelrail: Emelia Erhart’s Last Ride – 1977 *
4. Dave Hadfield: DC3 – 2018 *
5. Ted Wesley: Bush Plane – 1972 *
6. Wilf Carter: Cowboy’s Airplane Ride – 1968 *
7. Pink Floyd: Obscured by Clouds - 1974
8. Maynard Ferguson: Jet – 1974 *
9. The Bordens: Jet Airliner – 1980 *
10. Billy J Kramer & Dakotas: Trains, Boats and Planes – 1965
11. Danny Romaniuk and The Tumbling Family: Jet Polka – 1959 *
12. The Specials: International Jet Set – 1980
13. Steve Miller Band: Jet Airliner - 1977
14. Graeme Kirkland & Wolves: Street People – 1989 *
15. Cripple Creek Fairies: Martin Hartwell Story – 2004 *
16. Joni Mitchell: This Flight Tonight – 1971
17. Bobby Wiseman: Airplane on the Highway – 1989 *
18 This Flight Tonight Jefferson Airplane: Blues From An Airplane – 1966
19. John McLaughlin: Don’t Let The Dragon Eat Your Mother – 1970
The Bee Side
20. Ian Molesworth: Blue Rag – 2002 *
21. Vernell Townsend: Tears Come Rollin’ Down – 1988
22. Jay McShann: Confessin’ The Blues – 1941
23. Washboard Sam: Do That Shake Dance – 1938
24. Fludd: Tuesday Blue – 1971 *
25. Les Freres Labri: Trois Brandy – 1993 *
26. Vanilla Fudge: Ticket To Ride – 1967
27. McKenna Mendelson Mainline: One Way Ticket – 1969 *
28. Amos Garrett: Game of Love – 1980 *
29. Selina Martin: No Form – 2010 *
30. Oliver Schroer: Wild Apples Set – 1996 *
31. Valerie Wellington: A Fool Fr You – 1987
32. Colin Linden: I Breathe Underwater – 1988 *
33. Lighthouse: Follow The Stars – 1969 *
34. kd lang: Golden Slumbers – The End – 2010 *
35. Charles Mingus: Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting – 1960
CanCon* = 60%
Side One
1. Return To Forever: Space Circus Pt 1
(Chick Corea)
Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy: Polydor 2310 283
Chelsea, Maine
Chick Corea: keys, percussion
Stan Clarke: bass
Bill Connors: guitars
Lenny White: drums
Produced by Chick Corea, 1973
Recorded at The Record Plant, by Shelly Yakus
Mastered at The Master Cutting room by Tom Robstenek
Armando Anthony ‘Chick’ Corea
b. June 12 1941 Chelsea Maine / d. Feb 9, 2021 Tampa Bay FL (79)
2. Keith Barrie: Please Buy Me A Plane
(Keith Barrie)
Sings of Love and Places: United Artists UALA350G
Athabaska AB
Keith Barrie: vocal
Laurie Bower Singers
Others not listed
Produced by Mal Thompson and Ben McPeek, 1974
Recorded by Hayward Parrott at RCA Studios, Toronto
Music Director: John Arpin
3. Craford Bell & Steelrail: Emelia Erhart’s Last Ride
(Trad)
Head To Toe Country: Broadlands / Emerald Records BR 1968
Antrim ON
Brian Nicholl: pedal steel, lead guitar
Torry McGaughey: bass
Lindsay Luney: drums
Crawford Bell: guitar, vocals
Paul Martin: piano
Harry Redmond: guitar
The Kittens (Mary, Lou & Trionagh): harmony vocals
Produced by George Doherty at Hydepark Studios, 1977
4. Dave Hadfield: DC3
(Dave Hadfield)
Climbin’ Away – Songs from the Sky: Ind / no serial
Barrie ON
Dave Hadfield: guitar, vocal
Produced by Dave Hadfield and Gary Long, 2018
Recorded at Cutting Edge Studio, Barrie
Mastered at Finesse Mastering, Barrie
Brother of Astronaut Chris Hadfield, Dave was an Air Canada pilot, thus this entire album of plane songs.
5. Ted Wesley: Bush Plane
(Bob Ruzicka)
Straight North: Damon Records DA-1004
Yellowknife, NT
Ted Wesley: vocals
Others not listed
Produced by Garry McDonall, 1972
Recorded by Don Paches at Damon Studios, Edmonton AB
1st of 3 LPs recorded in the 70s. Ted Wesley was born in Abercorn, formerly in Northern Rhodesia, now Zambia, Africa, of Polish refugee parents. At six he moved to England, then at nine he emigrated with his family to Edmonton." He first came north at age 16, and went to work for Discovery gold mine north of Yellowknife. "I lied to them, told them I was 18," he says. Meanwhile he made quite a name for himself in Yellowknife as an Elvis impersonator. Eventually he became the bard of the north, singing songs mostly written by songwriters Bob Ruzicka or Wilf Bean. Now living in Northern Alberta, he’s still performing.
6. Wilf Carter: Cowboy’s Airplane Ride
(Wilf Carter)
Wilf Carter - Montana Slim Vol 5&6: Bear Family BCD 15939
Port Hilford NS
Wilf Carter: guitar, vocals
Produced by Hugh Joseph - Originally recorded for Victor in 1938
Re-issue Producer: Richard Weize – 1997
Wilfred Arthur Charles Carter
b. Port Hilford NS Dec 18, 1904 / d. Dec 5, 1996 Scottsdale AR (96)
7. Pink Floyd: Obscurred by Clouds
(Roger Waters / Dave Gilmore)
Obscurred by Clouds: Harvest Records ST 11078
London UK
Roger Waters: bass
Dave Gilmore: guitars
Rick Wright: keys
Nick Mason: drums
Produced by Pink Floyd, 1972
Recorded at Strawberry Studios, UK and Château d'Hérouville, Hérouville, France
8. Maynard Ferguson: Jet
(Paul McCartney)
Chameleon: Columbia Records KC 33007
Toronto
Maynard Ferguson: trumpet, superbone
Stan Mark, Dennis Noday, Lynn Nicholson, Bob Summers: trumpets, flugelhorn
Randy Purcell, Jerry Johnson: trombone
Andy MacKintosh: also sax, flute
Brian Smith: tenor sax, flute, tambourine
Bruce Johnstone: baritone sax
Rick PIetrone: bass
Alan Zavod: keys
Dan D’imperio: drums
Produced by Teo Macero, 1974
Recorded by Stan Tonkel
Mixed by John Guerriere and Tim Geelan
Mastered by Jack Ashkinazy
Walter Maynard Ferguson
b. May 4, 1928 Verdun QC / d. Aug 23, 2006 (78) Ventura, California
Ferguson came to prominence when he played in Stan Kenton's orchestra before forming his own big band in 1957. In 1959 he was a guest with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Leonard Bernstein, performing Symphony No. 2 by William Russo. He moved his family to New York in November 1963 to live with Timothy Leary, Ram Dass, and their community from Harvard University. He and his wife Flo used LSD, psilocybin an other psychedelic drugs. They lived there for about three years, playing clubs and recording several albums. Ferguson was mentioned in Tom Wolf’s book, The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, which detailed the psychedelic scene.
In 1967, as the Millbrook experiment was ending, Ferguson moved his family to India and taught at the Krishnamurti-based Rishi Valley School near Madras. He later moved to England and later to California.
Ferguson was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2003
9. The Bordens: Jet Airliner
(Paul Pena)
Good Times: JRGB-80
Dryden ON
George Borden: accordion
Jeannette Borden: keys
Roger Borden: sax, guitar
Gary Borden: drums
Bill Dombradi: guitar
Produced by The Bordens, 1980
Recorded by Harry Taylor at Century 21 Studios, Winnipeg
From Dryden Ontario, a family band. Their Good Times album features polkas, Theme from Star Wars, Rock n’ Roll (All Shook Up)and waltzes. Drummer Gary, who was only 12 when this album was recorded, is still active as a musician and producer.
10. Billy J Kramer & Dakotas: Trains, Boats and Planes
(Bacharach / David)
Trains, Boats and Planes: Capitol Records – T 6140
Manchester UK
Billy J Kramer: vocals
Mike Maxfield: lead guitar
Tony Mansfield: drums
Robin MacDonald: guitar
Ray Jones: bass
Produced by George Martin, 1965
Recorded at Abby Road Studios, EMI
11. Danny Romaniuk and The Tumbling Family: Jet Polka
(D Romaniuk)
Fiddlin’ Fingers: Aragon ALP 122
BC
Danny Romaniuk: violin, guitar, banjo, mandolin
Arnie Nelson
Max Gabinet
Gavin Hussey
Barry Higgs
Mickey Martin
Pat Trudell
Produced by Al Reusch, 1959
Danny Romaniuk
b. Gorlitz SK March 25, 1925
12. The Specials: International Jet Set
(Jerry Dammers)
More Specials: Chrysalis Records CHR 1303
London UK
Terry Hall: vocal
Neville Staples: percussion, vocal
Lynval Golding: guitar
Roddy Radiation: guitar
Jerry Dammers: organ, piano
Horace Gentleman: bass
John Bradbury: drums
Rico Rodrigues: trombone
Dick Cuthell: flugel horn, coronet
Kix Thompson: sax
Paul Heskatt: sax
Rhoda Dakar: vocals
Belinda Charlotte & Jane: bg vocals
Produced by Jerry Dammers and Dave Jordan, 1980
Recorded by Dave Jordan & Jeremy Allom at Horizon Studios, Coventry
Mixed at Wessex Studios, London
13. Steve Miller Band: Jet Airliner
(Paul Pena)
Book of Dreams: Capitol Records – SO-11630
San Francisco
Bass – Lonnie Turner
Drums, Percussion – Gary Mallaber
Piano, Synthesizer – Byron Allred
Rhythm Guitar – David Denny
Slide Guitar – Greg Douglass
Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer, Sitar [Sitar Guitar] – Steve Miller
Producer – Steve Miller, 1977
Recorded By – Mike Fusaro
Mastered By – Ken Perry
Mixed By – Jim Gaines
14. Graeme Kirkland and The Wolves: Street People
(Graeme Kirkland)
There’s No Such Word As Can’t: World WRC1 8044
Toronto
Graeme Kirkland: drums
Phil Dwyer: tenor sax
Geoff Young: guitar
Scott Alexander: bass
Produced by Graeme Kirkland and John MacLeod, 1989
Recorded at Jazz Partners Studio, Toronto
Recorded by Graeme Kirkland
15. Cripple Creek Fairies: Martin Hartwell Story
(TC Connors)
B.Y.O.P. (Bring Your Own Plywood) Calgary Does Connors: Saved By Radio SRCR001
Calgary
Les Izmoore – bass, lead vocals
Phil Inne – drums
Monster Zero – guitar
Conrad Montana – keys
Private Pikkle –
Captain Fook –
Stevie E –
Johnny Bic –
Tommy Douglas – guitar, vocals
Compilation Producers: Dawn Loucks, Jennifer Abel & Cam Hayden, 2004
Mastered by Richard Harrow
16. Joni Mitchell: This Flight Tonight
(J Mitchell)
45 single bw Carey: Reprise Records R 1029
Fort McLeod AB
Joni Mitchell: vocal, guitar
Sneaky Pete Kleinow: pedal steel
Produced 1971
Also recorded by Nazareth 1973. "We used to listen to Joni as we were traveling round in the van," recalls Nazareth's bass-player, Pete Agnew. "'This Flight Tonight' was a big favourite." Mitchell was playing a gig in London and told the audience: 'I'd like to open with a Nazareth song.” Nazareth still play the song, loud and proud
17. Bobby Wiseman: Airplane On The Highway
(B Wiseman)
Sings Wrench Tuttle: WEA / Risque Disque 25 69131
Toronto ON
Bobby Wiseman: keys, vocals
Kurt Schefter: guitar
Michael Pickett: harmonica
Mark French: drums
Dennis Delorme: pedal steel
Rich Maslove: bass
Mendelson Joe: president
Produced by Bobby Wiseman, 1989
Recorded by Be-Double-You at the Music Gallery and Jays Space Station, Toronto
Engineering Assistants: Sandor Ajenstadt, Joe Benarroch, John Oswald, Jay Blair
Robert Neil "Bob" Wiseman
b. Winnipeg MB 1962
Wrench Tuttle was included in the Canadian music critics top 100 albums of all time. At the time, Wiseman claimed that he only wrote the music; the fictitious character, Wrench Tuttle, was the lyricist. Wiseman was an original member of Blue Rodeo, leaving the band after they won 5 Juno Awards to concentrate on film and music production. He is credited with having discovered (somewhat) various artists, like Ron Sexsmith, Andrew Cash, Bob Snider and Sam Larkin.
18 Jefferson Airplane: Blues From An Airplane
(Marty Balin)
The Worst of Jefferson Airplane: RCA Victor LSP 4459
San Francisco
Signe Anderson: vocals
Marty Balin: vocals
Skip Spence: drums
Paul Kantner – rhythm guitar, vocals
Jorma Kaukonen – lead guitar, electric chicken, vocals
Jack Casady – bass
Produced by Matthew Katz, Tommy Oliver, 1966
Originally on the Airplane’s first album, Jefferson Airplane Takes Off
19. John McLaughlin: Don’t Let The Dragon Eat Your Mother
(John McLaughlin)
Devotion: Douglas Records 4
Doncaster UK
John McLaughlin: guitar
Buddy Miles: drums
Harry Young: keys
Billy Rich; bass
Produced by Alan Douglas and Stefan Bright, 1970John McLaughlin
b. 4 January 1942 Doncaster, West Riding of Yorkshire
He played on Miles Davis' albums In A Silent Way, Bitches Brew as a member of Davis’ band. From 1971 – 76 fronted the Mahavishnu Orchestra. This was JM’s second album but he panned it: On his website he writes: “In 1969, I signed a contract in America for 2 records. First was 'Devotion' that was destroyed by producer Alan Douglas who mixed the recording in my absence.” However the album received great critical reviews. He has lived in Monaco since the late 1980s.
Alan Douglas Rubenstein (July 20, 1931 – June 7, 2014) was an American record producer from Boston, who worked with Jimi Hendrix (posthumous catalog), Miles Davis, John McLaughlin, Lenny Bruce and the Last Poets. He ran his own record label, Douglas Records.
The Bee Side
20. Ian Molesworth: Blue Rag
(Ian Molesworth)
60 Second Songs: DROG 100
Toronto
Ian Molesworth: guitar
Produced by Ian Molesworth, 2002
21. Vernell Townsend: Tears Come Rollin’ Down
(Henry Townsend)
Mule: Nighthawk Records 201
St. Louis MO
Henry Townsend: piano
Vernell Townsend: lead vocal
Produced by Bob shoenfeld and Leroy Pierson, 1980
Recorded by Steve Fuller at Multi Sound Studios
22. Jay McShann: Confessin’ The Blues
(Walter Brown / Jay McShann)
8 Song EP: Swingtime Records (3) – 8202
Muskogee Oklahoma
Jay McShann: Piano
Walter Brown: vocals
Originally Produced 1941
James Columbus McShann
b. January 12, 1916 Muskogee, Oklahoma / d. December 7, 2006 (90) Kansas City, Missouri
23. Washboard Sam: Do That Shake Dance
(Unknown)
Washboard Sam Vol 6: 1941-1942: Document Records DOCD 5176
Chicago
Washboard Sam: washboard, vocals
Ransom Knowling: double bass
Big Bill Broonzy: guitar
Roosevelt Sykes: piano
Frank Owens: alto sax
Produced by Johnny Parth, 1993
Recorded 1938
Remastered By Gerhard Wessely
Robert Clifford Brown
b. Walnut Ridge, Arkansas July 15, 1910 / d. Nov 6, 1966 Chicago (56)
In 1935, he began recording in his own right for both Bluebird and Vocalion Records, becoming one of the most popular Chicago blues performers of the late 1930s and 1940s. By the 1950s, his audience had begun to shrink, largely because he had difficulty adapting to the new electric blues. His final recording session, for RCA Victor, was in 1949. He retired from music for several years and became a Chicago police officer. Died of heart failure.
24. Fludd: Tuesday Blue
(Brian Pilling / Ed Pilling)
Fludd: Warner Brothers Records BS 2578
Toronto
Mick Walsh: guitar
Ed Pilling: vocals, percussion
Brian Pilling: guitar, vocals
Greg Godovitz: bass, vocals
John Andersen: drums
Produced by Adam Mitchell, 1971
Recorded by Fred Catero at Pacific Studios, San Mateo, CA, Aug 1971
Fludd had its roots in a band called The Pretty Ones, formed by Ed Pilling and Greg Godovitz. The band was briefly part of Toronto's Yorkville scene in the 1960s, but broke up before achieving much commercial success. Pilling and his brother Brian then moved to England where they formed a band called Wages of Sin and spent some time touring as a back-up for Cat Stevens in 1970, but returned to Toronto by the end of that year. That’s when they re-united with Godovitz and put Fludd together. They released their self-titled debut album in 1971.
25. Les Frère Labri: Trois Brandy
(Trad)
Quand l'vent vire de côté: LAB-CD-060 (cassette)
Joliette, QC
André Marchand, guitar, boots
Jean-Claude Mirandette: violon
Jean-Paul Loyer, banjo
Normand Miron: accordion
Produced by Les Frère Labri et André Marchand, 1993
26. The Vanilla Fudge: Ticket To Ride
(Lennon & McCartney)
Vanilla Fudge: Atco Records SD 33-224
Long Island NY
Tim Bogert bass, vocals
Mark Stein lead vocals, keyboards
Vince Martell guitar, vocals
Carmine Appice drums, vocals
Produced by Shadow Morton,1967
Recorded by Joe Veneri & Bill Stahl
Ticket To Ride recorded by The Beatles 15 February 1965
The Fudge recorded five albums during the years 1967–69, before disbanding inn 1970. Originally called The Electric Pigeons, they changed their name to The Pigeons. Ahmet Ertegun, their label's founder and president, didn't like that name and told them to change it.
The Fudge were big Beatle fans and recorded Eleanor Rigby as well. They were a major influence on Deep Purple who also covered a Beatles’ song: Help!
On March 14, 1970, Vanilla Fudge played a farewell concert at the Phil Basile's Action House. After that, Bogert & Appice departed to go ahead with another group, Cactus, that they'd been planning since late 1969. In 1972 they left Cactus and formed Beck, Bogert & Appice with guitarist Jeff Beck.
27. McKenna Mendelson Mainline: One Way Ticket
(Joe Mendelson)
Stink: Liberty LBS 83251
Toronto, ON
Mike McKenna: electric guitar
Joe Mendleson: guitar, lead vocals
Tony Nolasco: drums
Mike Harrison: bass
Produced by Liberty Records Staff, June 11, 1969
Recorded in London, England
When these guys hit the scene, they hit it rather big in 1968, playing their third ever gig in front of a full house at Toronto’s Massey Hall, opening for The Fugs. That winter they moved to London, England where they were critically aclaimed. They signed to Liberty Records and recorded this, their infamous Stink album before returning home to Canada and breaking up. But this album was huge in Canada, forcing them to reform again as Mainline after several months home.
28. Amos Garrett: Game Of Love
(Mendelson Joe)
Go Cat Go: Stony Plain Records SPL 1034
Turner Valley, AB
Amos Garrett: vocals, guitar
Phil Aaberg: keys
Mac Cridlin: bass
Scott Matthews: drums
Bill Slais: sax
Hiroshi Sato: synths
Michael Melford: mandolin
Dave Berger: harmonica
Daryl Coley, Larry Roberson, Kyle Wright: bg vocals
Produced by Michael Melford, 1980
Recorded by Allen Sudduth
Mastered by D.C. at Masterdisk, NYC
Amos Garrett
b. Detroit Michigan, November 26,
From 1964 to 1967, Garrett played in the Toronto jug/string band, the Dirty Shames. It was during this period that Garrett took John Hammond Jr. to see Levon and the Hawks for the first time. The Hawks would later be recommended by Hammond to Bob Dylan.
After serving in other peoples’ bands (like Anne Murray, Maria Muldaur, Ian & Syvia’s Great Speckled Bird, Paul Butterfield’s Better Days), Garrett claimed: "I wanted to sing. I loved to sing, but there was no way I could do so being a hired gun for bands." He then signed with the small roots music label, Stony Plain Records and moved to Alberta and formed his band, The Eh Team.
29. Selina Martin: No Form
(Selina Martin)
Disaster Fantasies: SELMALP0008
Pakenham / Toronto ON
Selina Martin: vocals, guiars, bass, musical saw, wine glasses, organ
Chris Stringer: guitars, bass, synth, Wurlitzer, mini-moog, percussion
Annelise Noronha: guitars, accordion
Doug Friesen: bass, trombone
Josh Van Tassel: drums
Martin Tielli: guitar
Jack Breakfast: piano
Produced by Chris Stringer, 2010
Recorded by Chris Stringer at The Lincoln County Social Club, Toronto
Mastered by Joao Carvalho at Joao Carlvalho Mastering, Toronto
Selina Pauline Martin
b. Pakenham ON 1967
No Form, takes off from a sonnet by Leonard Cohen, in which he contemplates the blank page waiting for him to fill it up with meaning. "His thing was about talking to his non-existent sonnet, and mine is more turned in on myself," she said.
30. Oliver Schroer & Stewed Tomatoes: Wild Apples Set [Loukoum / Wild Apples / Ben Grossman's Jig]
(Oliver Schroer)
Stewed Tomatoes: Big Dog Music – No Serial
Toronto
Bass – David Woodhead
Percussion – Ben Grossman
Tenor Saxophone – Colleen Allen
Trumpet, Horn [E-flat Horn] – David Travers-Smith
Violin – Anne Lindsay
5 String Violin – Oliver Schroer
Produced by Oliver Schroer, 1996
Recorded at Comfort Sound, Toronto by Andrew St. George
Mixed by Andrew St. George and Oliver
31. Valerie Wellington: A Fool For You
(Charles / Hill)
The New Bluebloods: Alligator Records 7707
Chicago IL
Valerie Wellington: vocals
John Duich: guitar
Sumito Arioshi: piano
Nick Charles: bass
Brady Williams: drums
Produced by Bruce Iglauer, 1987
Recorded by Justin Niebank & Fred Brietberg at Streeterville Studios, Chicago
Mastered by Tom Coyne at Frankford/Wayne, New York City
Valerie Eileen Hall
b. Chicago November 14, 1959 January 2, 1993 Maywood, Il
Began performing on piano at age 5. In her teens started touring in blues bands and was nominated for a Chicago Blues Award before her first album even came out. Unfortunately, she only recorded 2 albums: Million Dollar Secret 1984 and Life in the Big City 1991. Wellington died at the age of 33.
32. Colin Linden: I Breathe Underwater
(Colin Linden)
The Immortals: Stony Plain Records – SPL 1097
Toronto ON
Colin Linden: guitars, synth, vocal
John Whynot: keys, 2nd guitar, bg vocals
Tom Griffiths: bass
Gary Craig: drums
Willie P Bennett: bg vocal
Janice Powers: bg vocal
Tamara Silvera: bg vocal
Produced by John Whynot & Colin Linden, 1988
Recorded 1985 at McClear Place Studios, Toronto by Joe Finlan & Lou Sokakofski
Additional recording at Amber Studios, United Media Studios, Enormous Studio
Mixed at Sounds Interchange by Mike Jones
33. Lighthouse: Follow The Stars
(Skip Prokop)
Lighthouse: RCA LSP-4173
Toronto, ON
Skip Prokop - drums & vocals
Paul Hoffert - keys & vibes
Ralph Cole - guitar, vocals
Grant Fullerton - bass, vocals
Pinky Dauvin - percussion, vocals
Ian Guenther - violin
Don Dinovo - violin, viola
Don Whitton - cello
Leslie Schneider - cello
Freddy Stone - trumpet, flugel
Arnie Chycoski - trumpet, flugel
Howard Shore - alto sax
Russ Little - trombone
Produced by Paul Hoffert & Skip Prokop, 1969
Recorded at Eastern Sound, Toronto by Ron Johnsen & Peter Houston
A very overlooked track from the first Lighthouse album
34. kd lang: Golden Slumbers / The End
(Lennon / McCartney)
Recollection: Nonesuch – 2-523268
Consort AB
kd lang: vocals
Bass: Chris Wood
Drums: Billy Martin
Piano, Keyboards: John Medeski
Produced by T-Bone Burnett, 2010
35. Charles Mingus: Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting
(Charles Mingus)
Blues & Roots: Atlantic Records SD 1305
Nogales, Arizona
Bass – Charles Mingus
Drums – Dannie Richmond
Piano – Horace Parlan, Mal Waldron
Saxophone [Alto] – Jackie McLean, John Handy
Saxophone [Baritone] – Pepper Adams
Trombone – Jimmy Knepper, Willie Dennis
Saxophone [Tenor] – Booker Ervin
Produced by Nesuhi Ertegun, 1960
Recorded by Tom Dowd, 1959
Charles Mingus Jr.
b April 22, 1922 Nogales, Arizona / d Jan 5, 1979 (56) Cuernavaca, Mexico
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