MONEY IN THE POCKET

Joe Zawinul

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 1968

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Money in the Pocket (4:46)
2. If (3:56)
3. My One and Only Love (3:50)
4. Midnight Mood (6:05)
5. Some More of Dat (6:00)
6. Sharon's Waltz (5:03)
7. Riverbed (5:08)
8. Del Sasser (4:45)

Total Time 39:33

Line-up / Musicians

- Joe Zawinul / keyboards
- Bob Cranshaw / bass
- Roy McCurdy / drums
- Clifford Jordan / tenor saxophone
- Blue Mitchell / trumpet
- Sam Jones / bass
- Louis Hayes / drums
- Pepper Adams / baritone saxophone
- Joe Henderson / tenor saxophone

Releases information

LP Atlantic ATL-LP 09066, 3004

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