Wynton Marsalis - Thick In The South (Soul Gestures In Southern Blue, Vol. 1) Album

Tracklist

1	Elveen Written-By – Wynton Marsalis	12:12
2	L.C. On The Cut Written-By – Wynton Marsalis	13:29
3	So This Is Jazz, Huh? Written-By – Wynton Marsalis	12:25
4	Thick In The South Written-By – Wynton Marsalis	10:14
5	Harriet Tubman Written-By – Wynton Marsalis	7:39

Credits

• Art Direction – Josephine Didonato
• Artwork [Cover Artwork] – Romare Bearden
• Bass – Bob Hurst
• Drums – Elvin Jones (tracks: A2, B2), Jeff Watts
• Engineer [Bmg Engineer] – Dennis Ferrante
• Engineer [Chief Engineer] – Tim Geelan
• Executive-Producer – Dr. George Butler
• Liner Notes – Stanley Crouch
• Photography By – Frank Stewart
• Piano – Marcus Roberts
• Producer – Steve Epstein
• Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson
• Trumpet – Wynton Marsalis

Notes

Made in Holland [labels]

© 1991 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
℗ 1991 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 099746 865917
• Label Code: LC 0162
• Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
• Other: 014868659-20

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