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Thursday, November 2, 2017

Mark Murphy - Sings (1975) [vinyl>flac]

This album highlights one of singer Mark Murphy's best all-round sessions. Most memorable are his renditions of Freddie Hubbard's "Red Clay" (here renamed "On The Red Clay"), "Body And Soul" and "Canteloupe Island." Joined by a fine rhythm section led by keyboardist Don Grolnick along with occasional contributions from altoist David Sanborn, tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker and trumpeter Randy Brecker, Murphy is heard throughout in prime form, constantly stretching himself. ~ Extract by Scott Yanow, AMG.

Muse Records, MR 5078, 1975
Recorded 17th-18th June, 1975 At Basement Recording Studio, New York, NY

Musicians:
Mark Murphy - Vocals
Randy Brecker - Trumpet
Dave Sanborn - Alto Saxophone
Mike Brecker - Tenor Saxophone
Don Grolnick - Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Organ, Piano
Joe Puma - Guitar
Harvie Swartz - Bass
Jimmy Madison - Drums
Sue Evans - Percussion

Tracks:
A1. On The Red Clay {Freddie Hubbard, Mark Murphy} (4:37)
A2. Naima {John Coltrane} (4:550)
A3. Body And Soul {Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour} (5:17)
A4. Young And Foolish {Albert Hague, Arnold B. Horwitt} (2:52)
B1. Empty Faces {Lani Hall, Milton Nascimento} (5:16)
B2. Maiden Voyage {Herbie Hancock, Jean Hancock} (5:23)
B3. How Are You Dreaming {Bob Crewe, Alan Shatkin} (4:32)
B4. Canteloupe Island {Herbie Hancock, Mark Murphy} (5:33)

Credits:
Producer - Helen Keane
Arranger, Co-Producer - Dave Matthews
Recording & Remixing Engineer - Wieslaw Woszczyk
Art Direction, Cover Illustration - Hal Wilson
Liner Notes - Michael Bourne