Zbigniew Seifert

​ZBIGNIEW SEIFERT

CAPITOL RECORDS, ST-11618(LP)

(P)(C)1977 CAPITOL RECORDS, USA

RELEASED: 1977

​Muzycy:

Zbigniew Seifert: violin, synthesizer, grand piano, organ

James Batton: electric piano, clavinet

Rob Franken: synthesizer

Hubert Eaves: grand piano, organ, clavinet

Dwight Brewster: clavinet, electric piano

Mike Mandel: synthesizer

Reggie Lucas: electric guitar

Stefan Diez: electric guitar

Joe Caro: electric guitar, acoustic guitar

Philip Catherine: electric guitar

John Turner: electric bass

John Lee: electric bass

Hakim Emanuel Thompson: drums, triangle

Gerry Brown : drums

Daryl Brown: drums

Mtume: percussion

Jon Faddis: trumpet

Michael Lawrence (MIKE LAWRENCE): trumpet

Randy Brecker: trumpet

Michael Brecker: tenor saxophone

Dave Taylor: bass trombone

Chris Hinze: flutes

Cheryl Alexander: vocal

Tawatha Agee: vocal

Utwory:

1.On The Farm (5:26) [Zbigniew Seifert]

2.Quasimodo (4:21) [Zbigniew Seifert]

3.Way To Oasis (3:55) [Zbigniew Seifert]

4.For The Love Of You (3:58) [R.Isley, O.Isley, R.Isley, E.Isley, C.Jasper]

5.Chinatown (5:11) [Zbigniew Seifert]

6.Nasty Gal (3:58) [John Lee]

7.Would You Ever… (4:09) [Chris Hinze]

8.Song For Christopher (5:41) [Zbigniew Seifert]

Produced by Chris Hinze and John Lee for Zembu Productions, Inc.

Executive Producers: Skip Drinkwater and Jerry Schoenbaum

Recorded at: Dureco Sound Studio, Weesp, Holland

Recording Engineers: Sytze Gardenier and Emile Elsen

Assistant Engineer: Michel Damen

Assistant Engineer: Frankie August by Ken Perry and Skip Drinkwater

Philip Catherine appear through the courtesy of Atrantic Records Electric Lady Studios, New York City

Recording Engineer: Ron Johnsen

Remixed at Sound Labs, Hollywood, California by Don “Dr. Magic” Murray

Mastered at Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood, California

Randy Brecker and Michael Brecker appear through the courtesy of Arista Records

John Lee and Gerry Brown appear through the courtesy of Blue Note Records

Solo violin

Passion

Man of the Light

Violin/Oregon

Zbigniew Seifert

Kilimanjaro