Bongos And Brass, by Hugo Montenegro

Bongos And Brass

by Hugo Montenegro

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	1.	In The Hall Of The Mountain King 03:24
	2.	Limehouse Blues 03:06
	3.	Slaughter On Tenth Avenue 05:08
	4.	Lover 02:13
	5.	Lonesome Road 02:30
	6.	Cottontail 03:03
	7.	Take The "A" Train 02:51
	8.	Heat Wave 02:49
	9.	One O'Clock Jump 02:41
	10.	Lover Come Back To Me 03:16
	11.	The Peanut Vendor 03:16
	12.	Laura 02:39

credits

released January 1, 1960

A&R [Artist & Repertoire] – Bob Shad
Arranged By, Conductor – Hugo Montenegro
Bass – George Duvivier
Bongos, Congas [Congo Drums], Steel Drums, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Timpani [Tympani], Cymbal [Sizzle Cymbal], Cymbal [Hand Cymbal], Percussion [Buzzimba, Scratcher], Triangle, Shaker, Tambourine, Claves, Bells [Orchestra Bells], Cowbell, Gong [Chinese Gong], Bell Tree [Chinese], Bells [Chromatic Chinese Bells] – Bob Rosengarden, Gordon "S" Powell, Joe Venuto, John Pacheco, Osie Johnson, Phil Kraus, Willie Rodrigues*
Coordinator [Album Coordination] – Arpena Spargo
Design [Album] – Burt Goldblatt
Engineer [Original Recording Engineer] – Bob Arnold, John Cue
Engineer [Re-recording] – John Cue
French Horn – Donald Corrado, Earl Chapin, Jimmy Buffington*, John Barrows, Ray Alonge
Guitar – Al Caiola, Mundell Lowe
Liner Notes – Leonard Feather
Mastered By – Charles McLoughlin, Hal Diepold
Piano, Celesta [Celeste] – John Don Abney*, Irv Joseph, Moe Wechsler
Trombone – Chauncey Welsch, Frank Rehak, Harry DiVito, Dick Hixon, Urbie Green
Trumpet – Al Stewart, Carl Severinsen, James Sedler, Jimmy Maxwell, Joe Caiani, Joe Wilder, John Bello, Irv Markowitz, Mel Davis
Tuba – John Barber
Typography – The Composing Room, Inc.

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Hugo Montenegro New York, New York

Hugo Montenegro was one of the most talented composers, arrangers and conductors.
He was primarily known for his movie work in the '60s, as well as his adaptations of film scores.
He was a innovative chameleon of his time and his music will live on forever. ... more