Album

Percussion In Hi-Fi

David Carroll

1959 · Jazz, Latin

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Percussion In Hi-Fi by David Carroll

Percussion In Hi-Fi is a Jazz album by David Carroll, originally released in 1959. On Gatefold: 16 pressings tracked.

About

The album was recorded on June 4th 1956 at Universal Studios, Chicago and released by Mercury Records in November of that year. The catalog number is MG 20166. The correct track listing is as follows: 01 - Hell's Bells 02 - Bali Hai 03 - The Chimes of Swing 04 - Maleguena 05 - Discussion in Percussion 06 - Controversy 07 - The Cricket 08 - Jungle Drums 09 - The Pyrenees 10 - Madrid 11 - Bullfight 12 - Finale Flamenco.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Hell's Bells2:22
  2. A2Bali Ha'i2:45
  3. A3The Chimes Of Swing2:16
  4. A4Malaguena2:59

Side B

  1. B1The Cricket2:38
  2. B2Jungle Drums2:45

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Cool Jazz
  • shimmering
  • playful
  • spacey

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Recorded June 4, 1956 at Studio A of Universal Recording Corporation (Chicago, USA).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Bob AcriPIANO
  • Bobby ChristianPERCUSSION
  • Caesar GiovanniniPIANO
  • Dale AndersonPERCUSSION
  • David CarrollDIRECTED BY , CONDUCTOR , SLEEVE NOTES DIRECTED BY , CONDUCTOR
  • David Carroll & His OrchestraORCHESTRA
  • Earl BackusGUITAR
  • Frank RulloPERCUSSION
  • Harold SiegelCONTRABASS
  • Harry BrabecPERCUSSION
  • Hugh AndersonPERCUSSION
  • John FrigoBASS
  • John GrayGUITAR
  • Peter EagleHARP
  • Sam DenovPERCUSSION
  • Mike SimpsonORCHESTRATED BY

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 16 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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