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Quincy Jones Soul-Jazz Soul Funk 1973 US
  • Performer: Quincy Jones
  • Title: Lo Conseguiste Muchacha
  • Genre: Jazz / Funk & Soul
  • Country: US
  • Formats: WAV AA FLAC VQF TTA MP4 MOD
  • Released: 1973
  • Style: Soul-Jazz, Soul, Funk
  • MP3 album: 1151 mb
  • FLAC album: 1867 mb
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Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Phil WoodsSoloist, Harmonica – Tom Morgan Soloist, Saxophone – Ernie WattsWritten-By – Quincy Jones. Harmonica, Soloist, Performer – "Toots" Thielmans Written-By – Bill Cosby, Quincy Jones. Lo Tomaste A Mal ‎(LP, Album). A&M Records, A&M Records.

On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Released at: This album was released on the label A&M Records (catalog number HDAS 371-90). This album was released in 1973 year. Format of the release is. Vinyl, LP. Album. The album included the following session artists: Arranged By. Quincy Jones.

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Quincy Jones produced the 1981 Every One Should Have One album recorded by his goddaughter, Patti Austin. It featured the Billboard Hot 100 number one duet "Baby Come to Me" with James Ingram. In 1980, Quincy Jones produced The Brothers Johnson fourth consecutive platinum album Light Up the Night featuring the number one R&B hit "Stomp. It was his final production for the duo. 15.

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A1 Summer In The City
Electric Piano – Dave GrusinOrgan – Eddie Louis*Soloist, Vocals – Valerie SimpsonWritten-By – John Sebastian, Mark Sebastian, Steve Boone
 4:05
A2 Eyes Of Love
Soloist, Harmonica – "Toots" Thielmans*Written-By – Bob Russell, Quincy Jones
 3:28
Tribute To A.F.-RO 7:11
A3a Daydreaming
Flute – Hubert LawsSoloist, Vocals – Quincy Jones, Valerie SimpsonWritten-By – Aretha Franklin
 3:36
A3b First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Alto Saxophone – Phil WoodsSoloist, Vocals – Quincy Jones, Valerie SimpsonWritten-By – Ewan MacColl
 3:35
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A4 Love Theme From "The Getaway"
Soloist, Harmonica – "Toots" Thielmans*Written-By – Quincy Jones
 2:35
A5 You've Got It Bad Girl
Soloist, Electric Piano – George DukeSoloist, Guitar – Dennis BudimirSoloist, Vocals [Group] – Quincy JonesWritten-By – Yvonne Wright
 5:45
B1 Superstition
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Phil WoodsSoloist, Trumpet – Cat AndersonSoloist, Vocals [Group] – Quincy JonesVocals [Additional Solos, Harmonica Help] – Three Beautiful BrothersWritten-By – Stevie Wonder
 4:40
B2 Manteca
Soloist, Electric Piano – Bob JamesSoloist, Guitar – Dennis BudimirSoloist, Soprano Saxophone – Jerome RichardsonSoloist, Trumpet – Cat AndersonWritten-By – Dizzy Gillespie, Walter Fuller*
 8:40
B3 "Sanford & Son Theme" -NBC-TV (The Streetbeater)
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Phil WoodsSoloist, Harmonica – Tom Morgan*Soloist, Saxophone [Electric] – Ernie WattsWritten-By – Quincy Jones
 3:05
B4 Chump Change
Harmonica, Soloist, Performer [Guitar-whistler] – "Toots" Thielmans*Written-By – Bill Cosby, Quincy Jones
 3:19

Credits

  • Arranged By – Quincy Jones
  • Art Direction – Roland Young
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Gary Ladinsky, John Henning
  • Liner Notes – Roberta Flack
  • Mixed By – Phil Schier, Quincy Jones, Ray Brown
  • Photography By – Jim McCreary*
  • Producer – Quincy Jones, Ray Brown
  • Recorded By [Engineer] – Larry Levine, Phil Ramone, Phil Schier

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SP-3041 Quincy Jones You've Got It Bad Girl ‎(LP, Album) A&M Records SP-3041 US 1973
SLAM-026 Quincy Jones You've Got It Bad Girl ‎(LP, Album) A&M Records SLAM-026 Mexico 1974
SP-3041 Quincy Jones You've Got It Bad Girl ‎(LP, Album, RE) A&M Records SP-3041 US 1973
6272, SP.3041 Quincy Jones Lo Tomaste A Mal ‎(LP, Album) A&M Records, A&M Records 6272, SP.3041 Argentina 1973
B0012371-02 Quincy Jones You've Got It Bad Girl ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Verve Records B0012371-02 US 2009


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