Tracklist
Credits
- Art Direction, Photography [Cover] – Mike Salisbury
- Bass [Fender] – Chuck Rainey
- Clavinet, Trumpet – Fonce Mizell
- Congas – King Errisson
- Drums – Harvey Mason
- Engineer [Assistant] – Chuck Davis, John Arias
- Engineer [Recording] – John Mills (2)
- Engineer [Remix] – Chuck Davis, John Arias, John Mills (2)
- Executive Producer – George Butler
- Flute – Roger Glenn
- Guitar – David T. Walker
- Percussion – Stephanie Spruill
- Photography [Liner] – Norman Seef
- Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Jerry Peters
- Producer, Arranged By, Conductor – Larry Mizell
- Synthesizer [Arp] – Fred Perren*
- Technician [Technical Director] – Chuck Davis
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Vocals [Solo] – Donald Byrd
- Vocals, Arranged By [Vocals] – Fonce Mizell, Fred Perren*, Larry Mizell
- Written-By – Edward Gordon (tracks: B3), Larry Mizell
Notes
Recording Date: June 13, 14 & 15, 1973.
Recorded at Sound Factory, Hollywood, California.
Mastered at Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California.
A1 title is incorrectly printed as "Lansana's Priestress" on cover
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 6) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Street Lady (8-Trk, Album, Quad) | Blue Note | BN-DA140-H | US | 1973 | ||
| Street Lady (LP, Album, RE) | Blue Note | 7243 8 53923 1 3 | Europe | 1997 | ||
| Street Lady (CD, Album, RE) | Blue Note | CDP 7243 8 53923 2 0 | US | 1997 | ||
| Street Lady (LP, Album, RE) | Blue Note | BN-LA140-F | US | 2004 | ||
| Street Lady (CD, Album, RE) | Blue Note | CDP 7243 8 53923 2 0 | Europe | 1997 |
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Donald Byrd - Black Byrd (LP, Album)
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Donald Byrd - Stepping Into Tomorrow (LP, Album)
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Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters (LP, Album)
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Bobbi Humphrey - Blacks And Blues (LP, Album)
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Reviews & Discussion
This is the album that's going to get me into jazz-funk. I own a lot of jazz-fusion records but not much jazz-funk. This one is filled with pure soul and I absoutly love it. I've played the B-side about 4 times in a row one day, which my two favorite tracks are on, Witch Hunt and Woman of the World. The music in this record just fills you with joy and this is the type of jazz that you just sit back, close your eyes and let the music take you away. I'm now on the hunt for more Donald Byrd albums and ones like it. Beautiful!
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The art work is fantastic, that is why it is called "Street Lady.
Get this album, and add it to your collection.