| palmystery | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | April 1, 2008 | |||
| Genre | Jazz | |||
| Length | 65:00 | |||
| Label | Heads Up | |||
| Victor Wooten chronology | ||||
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| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic |   link |
| PopMatters | link |
palmystery is the sixth studio album from American Jazz bassist Victor Wooten.
Track listing
- "2 Timers" - (4:51)
- "Cambo" - (5:25)
- "I Saw God" - (4:20)
- "The Lesson" - (5:55)
- "Left, Right & Center" - (7:11)
- "Sifu" - (7:36)
- "Miss U" - (4:33)
- "Flex" - (6:37)
- "The Gospel" - (6:40)
- "Song for My Father" - (5:18)
- "Happy Song" - (4:23)
- "Us 2" - (2:58)
Personnel
- Victor Wooten – Bass guitar, Cora, Slide Bass, Fretless Bass, Hand Claps, Vocals, Production
- Derico Watson – Drums
- J.D. Blair – Drums
- Joseph Wooten – Keyboards, Piano, Organ, Vocals
- Rod McGaha – Trumpet
- Eric Silver – Violin, Mandolin
- Anthony Wellington – Bass
- Regi Wooten – Guitar, Bass
- Amir Ali – Violin, Lute, Darbouka, Vocals
- Saundra Williams – Vocals
- Steve Bailey – Fretless Bass
- Richard Bona – Percussion, Vocals
- Roy Wooten – Cajon, Shakers, Hand Claps
- Rudy Wooten – Alto Saxophone
- John Billings – Bass
- Raymond Massey – Drums
- Chuck Rainey – Vocals
- Dennis Chambers – Drums
- Will Kennedy – Drums
- Mike Stern – Guitar
- Neal Evans – Organ
- Shawn "Thunder" Wallace – Alto Saxophone
- Dane Bryant – Keyboards
- Darrell Tibbs – Percussion
- James Jackson – Congas
- Alvin “Lil’ Al” Cordy – Bass
- Earl “Big E” Walker – Drums
- Roosevelt “The Doctor” Collier – Pedal Steel Guitar
- Alvin Chea – Vocals
- Derrick Lee – Vocals
- Keith Lee – Vocals
- Adam Wooten – Vocals
- Holly Wooten – Vocals
- Kaila Wooten – Vocals
- Daniel Hunt – Vocals
- Sifu Brian Edwards – Vocals
- Alvin Lee – Guitar
- Keb' Mo' – Slide Guitar
- Barry Green – Trombone
- Dorothy Wooten – Vocals
- Doug Woodard – Vocals
- The Woodard Family – Vocals
- Howard Levy – Harmonica
- Jeff Coffin – Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone
- Karl Denson – Alto Saxophone
External links
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