Pendulum from American Adventure by Scottish National Jazz Orchestra
Dear Lord 12:33
— feat. David Kikoski and Randy Brecker
arranged by Geoffrey Keezer / composed by John Coltrane
Tracklist
| 4. | Pendulum | 10:32 |
Credits
from American Adventure,
released September 22, 2021
David Liebman Soprano Saxophone
David Kikoski Piano
Donny McCaslin Flute & Tenor Saxophone
Ru Pattison Alto & Soprano Saxophone
Martin Kershaw Clarinet & Alto Saxophone
Konrad Wiszniewski Tenor Saxophone
Bill Fleming Baritone Saxophone
Ryan Quigley Lead Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Cameron Jay Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Tom MacNiven Trumpet & Flugelhorn
James Marr Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Michael Dease Lead Trombone
Chris Greive Trombone
Phil O’Malley Trombone
Michael Owers Bass Trombone
Brian Kellock Piano
Calum Gourlay Acoustic Bass
Alyn Cosker Drums
Recorded June 2013 at Avatar Studios, NYC, USA
Engineer James Farber — Assistants Mike Bauer & Nate Odden
Photography by Paul Thorburn
Graphic Design by Nadja von Massow [nadworks, cb]
Mixed August 2013 by Jan Erik Kongshaug at Rainbow Studios, Norway
David Liebman Soprano Saxophone
David Kikoski Piano
Donny McCaslin Flute & Tenor Saxophone
Ru Pattison Alto & Soprano Saxophone
Martin Kershaw Clarinet & Alto Saxophone
Konrad Wiszniewski Tenor Saxophone
Bill Fleming Baritone Saxophone
Ryan Quigley Lead Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Cameron Jay Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Tom MacNiven Trumpet & Flugelhorn
James Marr Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Michael Dease Lead Trombone
Chris Greive Trombone
Phil O’Malley Trombone
Michael Owers Bass Trombone
Brian Kellock Piano
Calum Gourlay Acoustic Bass
Alyn Cosker Drums
Recorded June 2013 at Avatar Studios, NYC, USA
Engineer James Farber — Assistants Mike Bauer & Nate Odden
Photography by Paul Thorburn
Graphic Design by Nadja von Massow [nadworks, cb]
Mixed August 2013 by Jan Erik Kongshaug at Rainbow Studios, Norway
License
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