Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards

George Benson - Giblet Gravy
Label : Polygram Records - 1968

1 Along Comes Mary (Almer) 3:02
2 Sunny (Hebb) 2:56
3 What's New? (Burke/Haggart) 5:32
4 Giblet Gravy (Benson) 4:50
5 Walk on By (Bacharach) 3:26
6 Thunder Walk (Ousley) 4:42
7 Sack O' Woe (Adderley) 3:08
8 Groovin' (Brigati/Cavaliere) 2:46
9 Low Down and Dirty (Benson) 8:40
10 Billie's Bounce (Parker) 6:05
11 What's New? [Alternate Take](Burke/Haggart) 5:31
12 What's New? [Alternate Take](Burke/Haggart) 5:28

Originally released on LP 1968

Album Credits
Main Performer, Guitar: The George Benson Quartet
Cover Photo: Daniel Kramer
Main Performer, Guitar: The George Benson Quartet
Vocals: Eileen Gilbert
Producer: Esmond Edwards
Drums: Billy Cobham
Trumpet: Ernie Royal
Research Coordination: Carlos Kase
Trombone (Bass): Alan Raph
Main Performer, Guitar: George Benson
Tambourine: Johnny Pacheco
Bass: Ron Carter
Research Coordination: Tom Greenwood
Vocals: Lois Winter
Flugelhorn: Jimmy Owens
Trumpet: Snooky Young
Vocals: Albertine Robinson
Guitar: Carl Lynch
Bass: Bob Cranshaw
Piano: Herbie Hancock
Guitar: Eric Gale
Research: Ben Young
Art Direction: Hollis King
Liner Notes: Nat Hentoff
Production Coordination: Sherniece Smith
Production Coordination: Bryan Koniarz
Conductor: Tom McIntosh
Sax (Baritone): Pepper Adams

Dear George, thank you so much for all genius work over all these years and for letting me be a small part of it. Thanks for the Grammy we won for "Turn Your Love Around" and I hope you have a great time at the awards and hope we can work together again soon. God Bless. - Steve Lukather / Toto

"George Benson is simply put, one of the greatest musicians and entertainers of the last century. He is one of a handful of individuals who truly defy categorization. His technical and musical abilities are exceptional as well as unique his love of all types of music is obvious in everything he does." - Earl Klugh

"George Benson has been the consumate guitarist for what seems like a lifetime. To be the barometer for greatness in guitar for so many years indelibly confirms his status as quite possibly the greatest jazz guitarist of all times." Congratulations George from a humble fan! - Everette Harp

"Working with George has been one of the greatest things to happen to me. There is so much I can say about George, this one instance will give you an insight as to the person he is; When I was 19, and with very little experience, he invited me to tour with his band. He provided the encouragement and belief in me to mature as a musician. Sometimes I feel this occurred at the expense of his own career efforts and the only reward being, simply, helping me achieve my dreams. This is the person George is to me. I will be forever grateful." - Earl Klugh