Guitar Moods By Mundell Lowe CD

Guitar Moods By Mundell Lowe Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $2.09)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Guitar
Label	Original Jazz Classics
Orig Year	1956
All Time Sales Rank	63086
CD Universe Part number	6747329
Catalog number	1957
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 29, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Orrin Keepnews; Bill Grauer; Orrin Keepnews; Bill Grauer
Engineer	Rudy Van Gelder; Rudy Van Gelder
Personnel	Phil Bodner - oboe, English horn, French horn Mundell Lowe - guitar Ed Shaughnessy - drums Al Klink - flute, bass clarinet Trigger Alpert - double bass

Guitar Moods By Mundell Lowe Songs

	1.	Speak Low
	2.	We'll Be Together Again
	3.	Memories of You
	4.	Ill Wind
	5.	You Don't Know What Love Is
	6.	I Dream Too Much
	7.	June in January
	8.	I'll Take the Romance
	9.	It's So Peaceful in the Country
	10.	Our Waltz
	11.	I'm Old Fashioned
	12.	Goodbye

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