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Provocative Piano
Dick Hyman and his Orchestra
Produced by Enoch Light
Cover Art by S. Neil Fujita
Art Director Charles E. Murphy
(c) 1960 Grand Award Record Co. Inc.
Don McLean / Don McLean (Album)
Trackliste:
- "Dreidel" - 3:45
- "Bronco Bill's Lament" - 3:36
- "Oh, My What a Shame" - 3:30
- "If We Try" - 3:30
- "The More You Pay (The More It's Worth)" - 2:51
- "Narcisissima" 3:53
- "Falling Through Time" - 3:44
- "On the Amazon" - 3:17 (Vivian Ellis, Clifford Grey)
- "Birthday Song" - 2:34
- "The Pride Parade" - 4:31
(All tracks composed by Don McLean, except where indicated.)
Don McLean - guitar, vocals
Warren Bernhardt - piano
Dick Hyman - piano
Ralph MacDonald - percussion, conga
Ed Trickett - dulcimer
Don Brooks - harmonica
Howard "Buzz" Feiten - guitar
Neil Larsen - piano
Tony Levin - bass
Chris Parker - drums
George Ricci - cello
Bob Rothstein - bass, vocals
Russ Savakus - bass, violin, vocals
West Forty Fourth Street Rhythm and Noise Choir - chorus
Recorded: Record Plant Studios, NYC
sleeve design: The photo on the cover was taken overlooking the Village of Cold Spring, NY
Label: United Artists Records / 1972
ex Vinyl-Collection MTP
I have the honor of Pianist/arranger/composer and pre-big band jazz historian Dick Hyman has joined my portrait project. This is the first piece.
With all due respect to the Josef Albers "Percussion" series, in terms of graphic art this is probably my all-time favorite Command Records cover. I notice Charles E. Murphy even discreetly signed this one, which it deserves.
MOOG type made up of hundreds of tracks featuring a Moog synthesiser
Designed and curated by Strictly Kev of DJ Food. All tracks chosen and verified by checking equipment lists on original vinyl pressings of the records
Printed in dark grey ink (with the last and best track in red) on black super soft brushed cotton shirt
Herb Deutsch and Dick Hyman discuss Walter Sears' pivotal role in the Moog Music legacy as part of the MoogFest 2011 discussion panels held in the Moogaplex in Asheville, NC on Oct 29, 2011.
Dick Hyman discusses Walter Sears' pivotal role in the Moog Music legacy as part of the MoogFest 2011 discussion panels held in the Moogaplex in Asheville, NC on Oct 29, 2011.