
Tracklist
- A1 Don’t Mess With Mister T.Gaye 9:50
- A2 Two For T.Turrentine 5:28
- B1 Too BlueTurrentine 7:20
- B2 I Could Never Repay Your LoveHawes 8:00
Musicians
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Jerry DodgionAlto Saxophone
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Pepper AdamsBaritone Saxophone
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Ron CarterBass
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Alan RaphBass Trombone
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George RicciCello
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Seymour BarabCello
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Bob JamesConductor (Conducted By), Arranged By, Piano, Electric Piano
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Idris MuhammadDrums
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John FroskFlugelhorn
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Eric GaleGuitar
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Richard TeeOrgan
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Rubens BassiniPercussion
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Joe FarrellTenor Saxophone
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Stanley TurrentineTenor Saxophone, Written-By
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Randy BreckerTrumpet
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Emanuel VardiViola
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Harold ColettaViola
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David NadienViolin
- Emanuel GreenViolin
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Guy LumiaViolin
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Harold KohonViolin
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Harry CykmanViolin
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Harry GlickmanViolin
- Irving SpiceViolin
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John PintavalleViolin
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Harold MabernElectric Piano
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Written-By: Marvin Gaye, Bruce Hawes. Design: Bob Ciano. Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder. Lacquer Cut By: Rudy Van Gelder. Mastered By: Rudy Van Gelder. Photography By (Cover): Alen MacWeeney. Photography By (Liner): Mort Mace.
Release notes
Gatefold cover. Printed CTI paper inner sleeve.
℗ 1973, Creed Taylor, Inc.
Recorded in June, 1973.
This album is available on Stereo and Quad LP; Stereo and Quad 8 Track; Stereo and Quad reel to reel; Stereo Cassette.
CTI Records, a division of Creed Taylor, Inc., 1 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York 10020.
Runouts are etched, except “VAN GELDER” is stamped.
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