MONTGOMERY,WES
CALIFORNIA DREAMING (VERVE ACOUSTIC SOUNDS SERIES) - LP
UPC: 199957085397
Label: VERVE
Format: LP
Release Date: September 25, 2026
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180g Vinyl LP!
Remastered from the Original Analog Tape by Matthew Lutthans!
Pressed at QRP!
The last album Wes Montgomery released for Verve in his lifetime—and among his last works ever, just before a trio of albums for A&M released in his final year—was 1967's California Dreaming. Like many of the guitarist's Verve recordings, the album found Montgomery pivoting away from proper jazz and more toward pop fare from what the original liner notes deemed "the uptight, outasight, everything's-gonna-be-alright-'60s". The album pairs Montgomery's signature octave-driven guitar style with lush, string-laden orchestrations and a large, varied ensemble featuring luminaries like Ray Beckenstein and Stan Webb on saxophone and Herbie Hancock on piano. Key tracks include the title tune, a Top 5 hit for The Mamas and The Papas, along with then-current pop instrumentals by Bobby Hebb ("Sunny") and Sol Lake ("More, More, Amor," "Green Peppers," "Winds of Barcelona").
Verve Acoustic Sounds Series is mastered from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans, pressed on 180g vinyl at Quality Record Pressings (QRP) and packaged in a high-quality tip-on gatefold jacket.
Musicians
| Wes Montgomery, Al Casamenti, Bucky Pizzarelli | guitar |
|---|---|
| Herbie Hancock | piano |
| Wayne Andre, John Messner, Bill Watrous | trombone |
| Mel Davis, Bernie Glow, James Nottingham | trumpet |
| Raymond Beckenstein | alto sax, flute, piccolo |
| Stan Webb | alto & baritone sax, English horn, clarinet |
| Walter Kane | bassoon, clarinet, tenor sax |
| James Buffington | French horn |
| Jack Jennings | vibes, castanets, scratcher |
| Don Butterfield | tuba |
| Richard Davis | bass |
| Ray Baretto, Grady Tate | percussion |
TRACK LIST:
Side 1:
- California Dreaming
- Sun Down
- Oh You Crazy Moon
- More, More, Amor
- Without You
Side 2:
- Winds of Barcelona
- Sunny
- Green Peppers
- Mr. Walker
- South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)