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File under: Jazz-FunkPsych60s

David Axelrod

Song Of Innocence (LP)

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*2024 stock* David Axelrod (1931-2017) was a producer, arranger and A&R at Capitol Records in Hollywood in the 1960s, working with artists Cannonball Adderley, Lou Rawls and David McCallum amongst others, alongside the infamous group of L.A. session musicians known as the Wrecking Crew. In 1967, for Reprise Records, Axelrod composed and “ghost-produced” the psychedelic rock album Mass In F Minor under the guise of The Electric Prunes. This surprise hit earned Axelrod a new audience, and the opportunity to release a string of albums under his own name back at Capitol. 

Details
File under: Jazz-FunkPsych60s
Cat. number: 700204
Year: 2023

Format

180 Gram Virgin Vinyl Limited Edition

Release notes

180 Gram Virgin Vinyl Limited Edition

Tracklist
A1Urizen3:56
A2Holy Thursday5:30
A3The Smile3:25
A4A Dream2:26
B1Song Of Innocence4:32
B2Merlin's Prophecy2:43
B3The Mental Traveler4:03
Credits
David Axelrod
Composed By, Arranged By, Producer
Don Randi
Conductor
Joe Polito
Engineer [Recording]
Al Casey
Performer
Allen Di Rienzo
Performer
Alvin Dinkin
Performer
Anne Goodman
Performer
Arnold Belnick
Performer
Arthur Maebe
Performer
Benjamin Barrett
Performer
Bobby Bruce
Performer
Carol Kaye
Performer
Douglas Davis
Performer
Earl Palmer
Performer
Freddie Hill
Performer
Gareth Nuttycombe
Performer
Gary Coleman
Performer
Gene Estes
Performer
Harold Schneier
Performer
Harry Bluestone
Performer
Harry Hyams
Performer
Henry Roth
Performer
Henry Sigismonti
Performer
Howard Roberts
Performer
Jack Shulman
Performer
Leonard Malarsky
Performer
Lew McCreary
Performer
Marshall Sosson
Performer
Myron Sandler
Performer
Nathan Ross
Performer
Ollie Mitchel
Performer
Pete Wyant
Performer
Raphael Kramer
Performer
Richard Leith
Performer
Sid Sharp
Performer
Tibor Zelig
Performer
Tony Terran
Performer
Vincent de Rosa
Performer
Bill Hinshaw
Performer