Description
*This is a Vinyl LP*
Release Date: 2018
Label: Cadet/Geffen
Terry Callier was an American jazz, soul, and folk guitarist and singer-songwriter. His 1972 release “What Color Is Love” mixes the Chicago soul sound from Chess / Cadet records of the modern soul of Curtis Mayfield and Jerry Butler. He opened for George Benson and Gil Scott-Heron. His creamy, soulful tenor floats atop the groove that he creates. After gaining custody of his daughter he became a full-time father and drifted away from music and in to computer science. He died in 2001 from Cancer.
Track List
Side A
- Dancing Girl
- What Color Is Love
- You Goin’ Miss Your Candyman
Side B
- Just As Long As We’re In Love
- Ho Tsing Mee (A Song Of The Sun)
- I’d Rather Be With You
- You Don’t Care
Personnel
Arranged By – Charles Stepney
Backing Vocals – Kitty Haywood, Shirley Wahls, Vivian Harrell
Bass – Louis A Satterfield
Bongos – Alfred Nalls
Cello – Karl B. Fruth, Leonard Chausow
Conductor – Charles Stepney
Congas – Alfred Nalls, Fred Walker
Drums – Donny Simmons, Morris Jennings
Electric Piano – Charles Stepney
Engineer – Brian Christian, Gary Starr, Roger Anfinsen
Flute – Donald Myrick
Guitar – Phil Upchurch, Terry Callier
Harmonica – Cyril Touff
Harp – Edward Druzinsky
Horns – Ethel Merker, Paul Tervelt
Percussion – Bobby Christian, Fred Walker
Piano – Charles Stepney
Supervised By – Evelyn Greco
Trumpet – Arthur Hoyle, John Howell
Viola – Arthur Ahlman, Bruce Hayden, Harold Klatz, Harold Kupper, Roger Moulton
Violin – Elliot M. Golub, W. Zlatoff-Mirsky, Irving Kaplan, Jerry Sabransky, Joseph Golan
Ruth Goodman, Theodore Silavin, William Faldner
