Lynn Hope
Morocco
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
2:432:43Song Of The Wanderer
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A2
2:322:32Tenderly
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2:372:37Poinciana
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A4
2:212:21She's Funny That Way
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2:262:26More Bounce To The Ounce
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A6
2:442:44Star Dust
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A7
3:123:12Free And Easy
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A8
2:222:22Too Young
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album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
3:143:14Morocco
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B2
2:142:14She's Funny That Way
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B3
2:492:49Please, Mr. Sun
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B5
3:023:02Girl Of My Dream
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B6
3:043:04Broken - Hearted
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3:003:00Blues In F
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B8
2:492:49Cherry
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Morocco by Lynn Hope?
- The writing on Morocco by Lynn Hope is credited to Neil Moret, Jack Lawrence, Walter Gross, Nat Simon, Richard Whiting, Lynn Hope, Hoagy Carmichael, Tiny Grimes, Sid Lippman, Sylvia Dee, Ramon Getzov, Sid Frank, Ben Homer, Bud Green, Lew Brown, Sunny clapp, DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, Don Redman, and Ray Gilbert.
- Who played guitar on Morocco by Lynn Hope?
- Guitar on Morocco by Lynn Hope was played by Unknown Artist.
- Who played bass on Morocco by Lynn Hope?
- Bass on Morocco by Lynn Hope was played by Khalid Ali.
- Who played drums and percussion on Morocco by Lynn Hope?
- Drums and percussion on Morocco by Lynn Hope were performed by Billy Hope.
Credits & Production
Credits
16 roles · 35 credits- Writer
- Guitar
- Bass
- Drums
- Piano
- Graphic Design
- Photography
- Cover
- Lacquer Cut By
- Maracas Probably
- Piano Probably
- Sleeve Notes
- Tenor Saxophone
- Bass Saxophone
- Vibraphone
- Vocals Probably
Companies & Places
11 companies · 11 relationships- Published By
- Pressed By
- Printed By
- Record Company
- Lacquer Cut At
Available Releases
3 releasessearch
Morocco
Saxophonograph
1985
Sweden
1x 12" Vinyl·16 tracks
“Recording dates: A1, A2: Chicago (?), April 1950 A3 to A6: circa 1950 A7: Chicago, May 1 1951 A8, B2: New York City, August 20, 1951 B3, B4: New York City, March 11, 1952 B1, B6: New York City, March 13, 1953 B5: New York City, October 2...”
Cat#: BP-508