Does the Sun Really Shine on the Moon? (Digipack)

Personnel:
Gary McFarland (vibes, whistling, vcl, arranger), Marvin Stamm (flh), Jerome Richardson (fl, ss), Warren Bernhardt (org), Sam Brown (g), Chuck Rainey, Richard Davis (b), Donald MacDonald or Grady Tate (d)

Reference: SK 1003 CD

Bar code: 8427328447034

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Tracklist

01. God Only Knows (Wilson-Asher) 2:32
02. By The Time I Get To Phoenix (Webb) 2:35
03. Sunday Will Never Be The Same (Pistill-Cashman) 2:18
04. Lady Jane (Jagger-Richards) 2:55
05. Flamingo (Grouya-Anderson) 2:58
06. Flea Market (McFarland) 2:16
07. Here, There And Everywhere (Lennon-McCartney) 3:04
08. Three Years Ago (Rainey) 2:59
09. O Morro (Jobim-DeMoraes) 3:35
10. Melancholy Baby (Burnet-Norton-Watson) 2:10
11. Up, Up And Away (Webb) 2:22

Album details

Total time: 28:24 min.

Originally issued as Skye Records album SK-2

Personnel:
Gary McFarland (vibes, whistling, vocals); Marvin Stamm (flugelhorn); Jerome Richardson (flute, soprano sax); Warren Bernhardt (organ); Sam Brown (guitar); Chuck Rainey, Richard Davis (bass); Donald MacDonald, Grady Tate (drums).
Recorded at A&R Recording Studios, New York, january 29,30 & 31, 1968

Sound engineer: Dave Sanders
Cover photography: Robert Houston
Back cover photos: William Levy
Design: Robert & Barbara Flynn / Viceroy

Produced and arranged by Gary McFarland

Press reviews

"...full of joy, passion, and great music...there is about Gary McFarland a strong aura of greatness."

Rex Reed -Hi Fi Stereo

"...an embodiment of life in America in the mid-60s, I feel certain he is destined to become a permanent vogue."

Robert F. Thompson -Saturday Review