Maynard Ferguson - M.F. Horn Two Album

Tracklist

1	Free Wheeler Piano [Solo] – Pete Jackson Soloist, Valve Trombone – Maynard Ferguson
2	Spinning Wheel Saxophone [Tenor Sax Solo] – Bob Sydor, Stan RobinsonTrumpet [Solo] – Maynard Ferguson
3	Theme From "Summer Of '42" Saxophone [Alto Sax Solo] – Peter King Trumpet [Solo] – Maynard Ferguson
4	Give It One Saxophone [Alto Sax Solo] – Jeff DalyTrumpet [Solo] – Maynard Ferguson
5	Mother Saxophone [Tenor Sax Solo] – Stan RobinsonTrumpet [Solo] – Maynard Ferguson
6	Country Road Electric Piano [Solo] – Pete Jackson Soloist, Trumpet, Valve Trombone – Maynard Ferguson
7	Hey Jude Drums [Solo] – Randy Jones Electric Piano [Solo] – Pete Jackson Saxophone [Tenor Sax Solo] – Stan RobinsonTrumpet [Solo] – Maynard Ferguson
8	Theme From "Shaft" Electric Piano [Solo] – Pete Jackson Saxophone [Alto Sax Solo] – Jeff DalySoloist, Valve Trombone – Maynard Ferguson

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KC 31709	Maynard Ferguson	M.F. Horn Two ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	KC 31709	US	1972
C 31709	Maynard Ferguson	M.F. Horn Two ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	C 31709	US	1972
ECPL-72	Maynard Ferguson	M.F. Horn Two ‎(LP, Album)	Epic	ECPL-72	Japan	Unknown
PC 31709	Maynard Ferguson	M.F. Horn Two ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	PC 31709	US	1973
65027	Maynard Ferguson	M.F. Horn Two ‎(LP, Album, RE)	CBS	65027	Netherlands	Unknown

Credits

• Arranged By – Adrian Drover (tracks: 6, 8), Alan Downey (tracks: 1), Keith Mansfield (tracks: 2, 3, 5,), Kenny Wheeler (tracks: 4, 7)
• Bass – Dave Lynane
• Drums – Randy Jones
• Percussion – Harold Fisher, Ray Cooper
• Piano, Electric Piano – Pete Jackson
• Producer – Keith Mansfield
• Saxophone – Bob Sydor, Bob Watson, Brian Smith, Jeff Daly, Stan Robinson
• Trombone – Adrian Drover, Billy Graham, Derek Wadsworth, Norman Fripp
• Trumpet – Alan Downey , Bud Parks, John Donnelly , Martin Drover, Mike Bailey
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn [Fluegel Horn], Valve Trombone – Maynard Ferguson

Notes

Originally released in 1972

Short intro

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