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Produced by Richard Bock, also Time After Time (Chet Baker), I Fall in Love Too Easily (Chet Baker) and It’s Always You (Chet Baker)
Released on Pacific Jazz, also Chant of the Weed (Gil Evans), Leila (Wes Montgomery) and Monk’s Shop (Wes Montgomery)
Engineered by Richard Bock, also Sound Carrier (Wes Montgomery), Latin Bit (The Crusaders) and Soul Bourgeoisie (The Crusaders)
Written by Gerald Wilson, also Viva Tirado (Percy Faith), In the Limelight (Roy Ayers) and Imagine My Frustration (Ella Fitzgerald)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
2 other songs on fono were recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, by The Crusaders and others
Richard Bock produced 39 songs on fono
Richard Bock first appears on fono in 1954, 9 years before this song
Richard Bock first appears on fono in 1958, 5 years before this song
Credits
All 25 credits
- Written by
- Gerald Wilson
- Produced by
- Richard Bock
- Performed by
- Al Porcino, Bob Edmondson, Carmell Jones, Chuck Carter, Don Switzer, Freddie Hill, Harold Land, Jack Nimitz, Jack Wilson, Jimmy Woods, Joe Maini, Joe Pass, John Ewing, Jules Chaikin, Leroy Vinnegar, Lester Robertson, Modesto Durán, Nat Meeks and Teddy Edwards
- Engineered by
- Richard Bock
- Part of
- Portraits
- Recorded at
- Pacific Jazz Studios
- Released on
- Pacific Jazz
- Written by
- Gerald Wilson
- Produced by
- Richard Bock
- Performed by
- Al Porcino, Bob Edmondson, Carmell Jones, Chuck Carter, Don Switzer, Freddie Hill, Harold Land, Jack Nimitz, Jack Wilson, Jimmy Woods, Joe Maini, Joe Pass, John Ewing, Jules Chaikin, Leroy Vinnegar, Lester Robertson, Modesto Durán, Nat Meeks and Teddy Edwards
- Engineered by
- Richard Bock
- Part of
- Portraits
- Recorded at
- Pacific Jazz Studios
- Released on
- Pacific Jazz
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same producer: Richard Bock
Same engineer: Richard Bock
Same writer: Gerald Wilson
Same label: Pacific Jazz
Same studio: Pacific Jazz Studios
Same producer: Richard Bock
Same writer: Gerald Wilson
Same label: Pacific Jazz
Elsewhere
Sources (26)
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1MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Al Porcino
2MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Bob Edmondson
3MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Carmell Jones
4MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Chuck Carter
5MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Don Switzer
6MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Freddie Hill
7MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Harold Land
8MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Jack Nimitz
9MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Jack Wilson
10MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Jimmy Woods
11MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Joe Maini
12MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Joe Pass
13MusicBrainz Paco was performed by John Ewing
14MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Jules Chaikin
15MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Leroy Vinnegar
16MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Lester Robertson
17MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Modesto Durán
18MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Nat Meeks
19MusicBrainz Paco was performed by Teddy Edwards
20MusicBrainz Paco was produced by Richard Bock
21MusicBrainz Paco was written by Gerald Wilson
22MusicBrainz Paco is part of the release Portraits
23MusicBrainz Paco was recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios
Paco was recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
24MusicBrainz Pacific Jazz is the label of the song Paco
Pacific Jazz is the label of the song Paco
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
25MusicBrainz Paco was engineered by Richard Bock
26MusicBrainz Paco was released on 1963