David Murray - Recording NYC. 1986 mp3

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Credits

• Artwork [Photo Color Artist] – Jamyl Smith
• Bass – Fred Hopkins
• Drums – Sunny Murray
• Electric Guitar [Guitar] – James Blood Ulmer
• Executive-Producer – Disk Union
• Photography By [Cover] – Ming Smith Murray
• Producer – Kazunori Sugiyama
• Recorded By, Mixed By – David Baker, Kazunori Sugiyama
• Recording Supervisor – Kunle Mwanga
• Tenor Saxophone – David Murray

Notes

Release with logo "JASRAC" and "R-200023" printed on tray insert left to musician credits, other release with same Category and logo "JASRAC" and "R-200023" printed at bottom in the middle: David Murray - Recording NYC. 1986

Recorded on 10 May 1986 at Sound Ideas, NYC, "Live" to 2-track Digital.

Note that track 4 does not appear on the LP release.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: 32DIW-802CD MT 2A1 ++
• Rights Society: JASRAC R-200023
• Other (Price): ¥3,008 (¥2,920)

Companies

• Record Company – DIW Records
• Produced For – DIW
• Recorded At – Sound Ideas Studios
• Made By – Memory-Tech
• Distributed By – Disk Union
• Published By – Advance System
• Published By – DeMurray Music

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