Quincy Jones ‎– Golden Boy

Mercury records 1964 – MG 20938

notes:

Golden Boy is an album by Quincy Jones which was released
by Mercury in 1964. The album includes three versions
of the theme from the musical Golden Boy with three original
 compositions and jazz versions of pop hits.

credits:

    Quincy Jones – arranger, conductor with orchestra including:
    Freddie Hubbard, Joe Newman, Johnny Foske, Dick Hurwitz − trumpet
    Al Grey, Billy Byers, Paul Faulise, Quentin Jackson, Bill Watrous − trombone
    James Buffington, Morris Secon − French horn
    Jerome Richardson − flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
    Phil Woods − alto saxophone
    Frank Foster − tenor saxophone, flute
    Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis − tenor saxophone
    George Dessinger, Stan Webb − tenor saxophone, clarinet
    Billy Slapin − clarinet, flute
    Cecil Payne − baritone saxophone
    Jim Hall − guitar
    Margaret Ross − harp
    Bobby Scott − piano
    Don Elliott − vibraphone, marimba, vocals
    Art Davis, Bob Cranshaw, Milt Hinton − bass
    Ed Shaughnessy, Grady Tate − drums
    Al Brown, Archie Levin, Charles McCracken, David Mankovitz,
  David Schwartz, George Ricci, Harold Coletta, Harry Lookofsky, J
   ulien Barber, Karen Tuttle, Kermit Moore, Maurice Bialkin,
     Selwart Clarke, Ted Israel – string section

   
Recorded    September 15, 1964
Studio    National Recording Studios, New York City

Strings personnel is based on LP sleeve, which may
or may not refer to session on September 15, 1964 or,
more likely, a collective listing for both sessions.
Don Elliott plays bass marimba on Seaweed.

Golden Boy is listed as (string version) to distinguish
from big band version recorded September 15, 1964.
notes:

Golden Boy is an album by Quincy Jones which was released
by Mercury in 1964. The album includes three versions
of the theme from the musical Golden Boy with three original
 compositions and jazz versions of pop hits.

credits:

    Quincy Jones – arranger, conductor with orchestra including:
    Freddie Hubbard, Joe Newman, Johnny Foske, Dick Hurwitz − trumpet
    Al Grey, Billy Byers, Paul Faulise, Quentin Jackson, Bill Watrous − trombone
    James Buffington, Morris Secon − French horn
    Jerome Richardson − flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
    Phil Woods − alto saxophone
    Frank Foster − tenor saxophone, flute
    Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis − tenor saxophone
    George Dessinger, Stan Webb − tenor saxophone, clarinet
    Billy Slapin − clarinet, flute
    Cecil Payne − baritone saxophone
    Jim Hall − guitar
    Margaret Ross − harp
    Bobby Scott − piano
    Don Elliott − vibraphone, marimba, vocals
    Art Davis, Bob Cranshaw, Milt Hinton − bass
    Ed Shaughnessy, Grady Tate − drums
    Al Brown, Archie Levin, Charles McCracken, David Mankovitz,
  David Schwartz, George Ricci, Harold Coletta, Harry Lookofsky, J
   ulien Barber, Karen Tuttle, Kermit Moore, Maurice Bialkin,
     Selwart Clarke, Ted Israel – string section

   
Recorded    September 15, 1964
Studio    National Recording Studios, New York City

Strings personnel is based on LP sleeve, which may
or may not refer to session on September 15, 1964 or,
more likely, a collective listing for both sessions.
Don Elliott plays bass marimba on Seaweed.

Golden Boy is listed as (string version) to distinguish
from big band version recorded September 15, 1964.

tracklist:

A1        Theme From Golden Boy (String Version)
Written-By – Charles Strouse, Lee Adams (2)
2:47
A2        The Witching Hour
Written-By – Q. Jones*
3:40
A3        Seaweed
Written-By – Quincy Jones
2:24
A4        Golden Boy
Written-By – Charles Strouse, Lee Adams (2)
3:10
A5        Django
Written-By – John Lewis (2)
4:58
B1        Soul Serenade
Written-By – Curtis Ousley, Luther Dixon
3:44
B2        Theme From Golden Boy (Big Band Version)
Written-By – Charles Strouse, Lee Adams (2)
3:54
B3        Hard Day's Night
Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
3:24
B4        The Sidewinder
Written-By – Lee Morgan
3:40
B5        The Midnight Sun Will Never Set
Written-By – D. Cochran*, H. Salvador*, Quincy Jones
3:08

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