Friendship is the only studio album by the American jazz fusion band Friendship, released in 1979 by Elektra Records. It is best known for its track, "Let's Not Talk About It", written by Don Grusin and Lee Ritenour, which baseline functioned as the inspiration for the underground theme in the 1985 Nintendo game, Super Mario Bros. The other band members were Abraham Laboriel (bass), Alex Acuña (drums), Ernie Watts (saxophones, piccolo), and Steve Foreman (percussion).
Track listing
Personnel Personnel taken from Friendship liner notes.
Friendship Alex Acuña - drums Ernie Watts - saxophones, piccolo Don Grusin - Keyboards Abraham Laboriel - bass Steve Foreman - percussion Lee Ritenour - Acoustic guitars, electric guitars
Production Don Murray - sound engineering Matthew Hyde - additional engineering Debbie Thompson - secondary engineering Daniel Protheroe - secondary engineering Mike Reese - mastering Aaron Rapoport - Photography Ron Coro - art direction Kathy Morphesis - art direction
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