STUCK IN THE VINYL AGAIN - BOOTS RANDOLPH - SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY

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Good Thursday morning faithful readers and welcome back to Stuck In The Vinyl Again. Today we remember Kentucky born saxophonist Boots Randolph, on what would have been his 94th Birthday. He passed away in 2007, age 80, after suffering a brain hemorrhage. Boots released his 19th studio album, Sentimental Journey,  in 1973 on the Monument label. It was produced by Fred Foster. 

A1 Marie
Written-By – Irving Berlin
2:49

A2 Stormy Weather
Written-By – Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler
3:00

A3 Satin Doll
Written-By – Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer
3:02

A4 Deep Purple
Written-By – Mitchell Parish, Peter de Rose
3:11

A5 Oh
Written By – A. Johnson, B. Gay
2:34

A6 Sentimental Journey
Written-By – Ben Homer, Bud Green, Les Brown
2:50

B1 Laura
Written-By – David Raksin, Johnny Mercer
2:30

B2 Sweet Georgia Brown
Written-By – Ben Bernie, Kenneth Casey, Maceo Pinkard
2:42

B3 Autumn Leaves
Written-By – Johnny Mercer, Joseph Kosma
2:33

B4 So Rare
Written-By – Jack Sharpe, Jerry Herst
2:08

B5 Lazy River
Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael, Sidney Arodin
2:43

B6 Star Dust
Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish
3:40

Saxophone - Boots Randolph 

Arranged By [Arranger] – Bill Justis

Bass – Henry Strzelecki
Design [Album Design] – Bill Barnes , Peggy Owens

Drums – Kenneth Malone
Electric Bass – Charlie McCoy
Engineer – Gary Ulmer, Mort Thomasson, Paul Richmond, Tommy Strong

Orchestrated By [Orchestral Contractor] – Jules Chaikin

Percussion – Farrell Morris
Photography By – Al Clayton 

Piano – Johnny Propst
Producer – Fred Foster
Remix [Re-mix] – Bill Justis, Fred Foster, Mort Thomasson, Neil Wilburn

Rhythm Guitar – Jerry Shook

Strings – Allan Harshman, Arnold Belnick, Bernard Kundell, Israel Baker, James Getzoff, Jay Rosen, Jerome Reisler, Jesse Ehrlich, Marshall Sosson, Nathan Ross, Philip Goldberg, Raymond Kelly, Samuel Boghossian, Shari Zippert, Sidney Sharp, Tibor Zelig, Wilbert Nuttycombe, William Kurasch

Trombone – Charles Loper, Donald Waldrop, Ernie Tack, Francis Fitzpatrick, Lew McCreary, Thomas Shepard

Trumpet – Charles Findley, Conte Candoli, Gene Goe, Paul Hubinon, Warren Luening