The Sounds Of Synanon* / The Synanon Choir – The Prince Of Peace: A Rock-Jazz Cantata

Sounds Of Synanon - The Prince Of Peace: A Rock-Jazz Cantata album cover

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Label:	Epic – BN 26475
Format:	Vinyl, LP
Country:	US
Released:	Jun 1969
Genre:	Jazz, Rock
Style:	Jazz-Rock

Tracklist

A1	Arise, Shine Piano – Bob Leeman	4:57
A2	The Prince Of Peace Tenor Saxophone – Wendell Harrison	3:15
A3	Now It Came To Pass Alto Saxophone – Clifford Scott Organ – Gerald Wiggins Soprano Saxophone – Frank LaMarca Soprano Vocals – Elsie Albert Vibraphone [Vibes] – Victor Feldman	7:55
B1	Quiet Sky Flute [Alto] – Clifford Scott	3:40
B2	Shepherds	3:54
B3	I Will Greatly Rejoice Tenor Saxophone – Wendell Harrison Voice [Solo] – Esther Phillips	9:01

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Epic Records
Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
Published By – All Synanon Foundation, Inc.
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman
Published By – Synanon Music Division

Credits

A&R [Coordination] – Mark I. Cohen*
Bass – Bob West
Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor – Greg Dykes
Congas [Conga Drums] – Joe Clayton
Cover [Design] – Richard Mantel
Cover [Photo] – Horn/Griner
Drums – Earl Palmer, Paul Humphrey
Electric Bass – Lou Loranger
Engineer – Pete Romano*, Phil Macy
Guitar – Arthur Wright, Ernie McLean
Harp – Stella Castellucci
Organ – Gerald Wiggins
Percussion – Emil Richards, Gary Coleman, George Del Barrio, Orlando Lopez, Victor Feldman
Piano – Bob Leeman
Producer – Lou Jackson (3)
Saxophone – Clifford Scott, Frank LaMarca, John Williams (9), Wendell Harrison
Strings – Alvin Dinkin, Darrel Terwilliger, Elliott Fisher, Frederick Sekora*, Gareth Nuttycombe, George Poole, Henry Roth, Jack Shulman, James Getzoff, John Coppin, Nathan Gershman, Norman Botnick, Robert Barene, William Weiss (2)
Trombone – George Bohanon, Herbert Harper*, Richard Leith
Trumpet – Bobbie Bryant*, Carleton McBeath*, Melvin Moore (2)

Notes

Rush released by Epic Records the soundtrack of the' color television special "The' Prince of Peace" to coincide with the show's national premiere on the Metromedia Network on Sunday, June 8, 1969.