Sadik Hakim - Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington Album

Tracklist

1	Cotton Tail	5:40
2	Ging Gang Gong Song	6:55
3	Mood Indigo	7:10
4	Prelude To A Kiss	9:20
5	Come Sunday	7:40
6	Things Ain't What They Used To Be	8:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CA 1800	Sadik Hakim	The Canadian Concert Of Sadik Hakim ‎(LP)	Can-Am Records	CA 1800	Canada	1974
RCI 379	Sadik Hakim	Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington ‎(LP, Album)	Radio Canada International	RCI 379	Canada	1975
CA 1800	Sadik Hakim	The Canadian Concert Of Sadik Hakim ‎(LP, RE)	Can-Am Records	CA 1800	Canada	1987

Credits

• Alto Saxophone, Flute – Dale Hillary
• Bass – Bob Boucher
• Drums – Clayton Johnson
• Engineer – Larry Morey
• Piano – Sadik Hakim
• Producer – Herb Johnson
• Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Michael Stewart
• Trumpet – Brian Lydall

Notes

Silver cover version.

Recorded in Toronto, 23&24/9/1974

Short intro

Sadik Hakim born Forrest Argonne Thornton July 15, 1919 June 20, 1983 was an American jazz pianist and composer. Forrest Argonne Thornton was born on July 15, 1919 in Duluth, Minnesota. The name Argonne came from the World War I battle. He was taught music by his grandfather and played locally before moving to Chicago. In Chicago in 1944, Hakim was heard by the tenor saxophonist Ben Webster, who took him to New York to be the pianist in his band. He appeared on some Charlie Parker recordings for. Plays Duke Ellington is a bop music album recording by SADIK HAKIM released in 1975 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. A1 Things Ain't What They Used To Be A2 Come Sunday A3 Cotton Tail B1 Mood Indigo B2 Prelude To A Kiss B3 Ging Gang Gong Song. Alto Saxophone, Flute Dale Hillary Bass Bob. Sadik Hakim. Help improve the Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington page. All About Jazz musician pages are maintained by musicians, publicists and trusted members like you. Interested Tell us why you would like to improve the Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington musician page. Genre: Jazz Album: Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington Country: Canada Released: 1975 MP3 version RAR size: 1417 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1929 mb WMA version RAR size: 1833 mb Rating: 4. 1 Votes: 193 Other Formats: DMF AAC AU MP1 MPC MIDI VQF. Alto Saxophone, Flute Dale Hillary Bass Bob Boucher Drums Clayton Johnson Engineer Larry Morey Piano Sadik Hakim Producer Herb Johnson Tenor Saxophone, Flute Michael Stewart Trumpet Brian Ly. Sadik Hakim Plays Duke Ellington LP, Album. Radio Canada International. RCI 379. 이 버전 판매. CA 1800. The Canadian Concert Of Sadik Hakim LP, RE. Can-Am Records. Meets Sadik Hakim. Sadik Hakim whose original name was Argonne Thornton played with a few notable names from the bop era including Charlie Parker but has long been a somewhat obscure pianist. Sonny Stitt Meets Sadik Hakim - Sadik Hakim, Sonny Stitt. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Naji Hakim - Hakim Plays Hakim 2012. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Classical Music. Naji Hakim. Исполнители: Naji Hakim The Stahlhuth-Jann Organ St. Martins Church, Dudelange, Grand Duché du Luxembourg. Songs in album Naji Hakim - Hakim Plays Hakim 2012. Naji Hakim - Bach'orama. Naji Hakim - Jonquilles - Moderato. Naji Hakim - Jonquilles - Allegro Vivace. Naji Hakim - Jonquilles - Maestoso. Listen to music from Sadik Hakim like Greek Street Breakin. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Sadik Hakim. Sadik Hakim born Argonne Thornton on July 15, 1919 in Duluth, Minnesota died in New York in June 1983 was an American jazz pianist and composer. Thornton was taught piano by his grandfather and started playing professionally about 1939. In 1944 he moved to New York City and was hired by Ben Webster. He participated in the emergence of bebop, sharing piano duties with Dizzy Gillespie on Charlie Parker's famous Koko session and recording with Dexter Gordon and Lester Young he can be heard on Young's I'm Confessin'. to B5, Sadik Hakim tracks: A1 to A5 Trumpet Johnny Coles tracks: B1 to B5 Written-By S. Hakim tracks: A1 to A5. Recorded: RCA Victor, New York City, February 13, 1962. Engineer: Bob Simpson Producer: Aubrey Mayhew. East Side Sadik Hakim A1 Impulse 0:00 A2 Gabriel 5:25 A3