The George Benson Quartet, ‎– It's Uptown

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Columbia records 1966 ‎– CS 9325

 

 notes:
George Benson's second album and the first to be
produced by John Hammond. Recorded after his move to CBS

Personnel

    George Benson – guitar, vocals on "Summertime", "A Foggy Day" and "Stormy Weather"
    Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone
    Bennie Green – trombone
    Lonnie Smith – organ
    Jimmy Lovelace – drums
    Ray Lucas – drums (tracks 2, 3)

with:

    Blue Mitchell – trumpet (tracks 14–15)
    Charlie Persip – drums (tracks 14–15)

recorded
New York City: January 10, 1966 and February 9, 1966

tracklist:

A1 Clockwise
Written-By – G. Benson*
4:25
A2 Summertime
Vocals – George Benson
Written-By – D. Heyward*, G. Gershwin*
2:22
A3 Ain't That Peculiar
Written-By – M. Tarplin*, R. Rogers*, W. Robinson*, W. Moore*
2:54
A4 Jaguar
Written-By – G. Benson*
2:44
A5 Willow Weep For Me
Written-By – A. Ronell*
7:37
A6 A Foggy Day
Vocals – George Benson
Written-By – G. Gershwin*, I. Gershwin*
2:31
B1 Hello Birdie
Written-By – G. Benson*
3:58
B2 Bullfight
Written-By – G. Benson*
3:46
B3 Stormy Weather
Vocals – George Benson
Written-By – H. Arlen*, T. Koehler*
2:55
B4 Eternally
Written-By – G. Benson*

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