Stanley Turrentine - The Baddest Turrentine Album

Tracklist

1	Salt Song Arranged By, Conductor, Piano, Electric Piano, Organ – Eumir DeodatoBass – Ron CarterCello – Alan Shulman, Charles McCrackenDrums – Billy CobhamDrums, Percussion – AirtoGuitar – Eric GalePiano, Electric Piano, Organ – Horace Parlan, Richard TeeTenor Saxophone – Stanley TurrentineViola – Harold ColettaViolin – Harry Katzman, Joe Malin, Julie Held, Julius Brand, Leo Kahn, Paul GershmanVoice – Brenda Bryant, Margaret Branch, Patricia Smith	7:10
2	Don't Mess With Mister T Alto Saxophone – Jerry DodgionArranged By, Conductor, Piano, Electric Piano – Bob JamesBaritone Saxophone – Pepper AdamsBass – Ron CarterBass Trombone – Alan RaphCello – George Ricci, Seymour BarabDrums – Idris MuhammadGuitar – Eric GaleOrgan – Richard TeePercussion – Rubens BassiniTenor Saxophone – Joe Farrell, Stanley TurrentineTrumpet, Flugelhorn – John Frosk, Randy BreckerViola – Manny Vardi, Harold ColettaViolin – David Nadien, Emanuel Green, Guy Lumia, Harold Kohon, Harry Cykman, Harry Glickman, Irving Spice, John Pintavalle	9:50
3	Speedball Bass – Ron CarterDrums – Billy CobhamGuitar – Cornell DupreePiano, Electric Piano – Bob JamesTenor Saxophone – Stanley TurrentineVibraphone – Milt Jackson	6:35
4	Sugar Bass – Ron CarterCongas – Richard LandrumDrums – Billy KayeElectric Piano – Lonnie SmithGuitar – George BensonOrgan – Butch CornellTenor Saxophone – Stanley TurrentineTrumpet – Freddie Hubbard	10:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CTI 6048 S1	Stanley Turrentine	The Baddest Turrentine ‎(LP, Comp, Promo)	CTI Records	CTI 6048 S1	US	1974
CTI 6048	Stanley Turrentine	The Baddest Turrentine ‎(LP, Comp)	CTI Records	CTI 6048	Canada	1973
CTI 6048 S1	Stanley Turrentine	The Baddest Turrentine ‎(LP, Comp, San)	CTI Records	CTI 6048 S1	US	1974
CTI 6048	Stanley Turrentine	The Baddest Turrentine ‎(LP, Comp)	CTI Records	CTI 6048	Canada	1973
CTI 9030	Stanley Turrentine	The Baddest Turrentine ‎(LP, Comp, RE)	CTI Records	CTI 9030	France	1985

Credits

• Artwork By – Bob Ciano
• Photography – Alen MacWeeney
• Producer – Creed Taylor
• Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder

Notes

An Anthology of Previously Released Recordings.

Companies

• Distributed By – King Record Co. Ltd
• Recorded At – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Video

Album

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