Mr Lucky is a retrospective album by Pete Thomas.

It was officially released on 12 March 2007, but was available to purchase on 25 October 2006 at his website.

Mr. Lucky (Pete Thomas album)

Track listing

"Stick It To 'Em" - 03:48 - Theme music from Monkey Business (TV series) "Voodoo Chill" - 03:42 "Letters From Paris" - 03:17 - Features the Electra String Quartet "Jazzbo In The Jungle" - 03:17 "The Organisation" - 03:33 - Commission for a Dry Blackthorn Cider commercial "Cookin' with Lee" - 02:56 - Features Lee Allen on tenor sax "Another Night In The Naked City" - 04:09 - Originally featured in a Tenants Pilsner commercial "Tang" - 02:58 "Mr Lucky's Gumbo" - 03:29 "Laid Back And Blue" - 03:32 "Bodacity" - 03:00 - Originally featured in the Michael Caine movie Blue Ice "Ooh Ah Ooh" - 02:56 - Featured on Nick Jr. (UK) "Catch 23" - 03:58 - Originally commissioned for a biopic feature film about George Best "One For Tiny" - 02:52 - Features Lee Allen with a tenor sax solo "Hard Hat Area" - 04:20 "Mango Banana" - 02:53

Mr. Lucky (Pete Thomas album)

Musicians

Pete Thomas – saxophone, flute, guitar

Guy Barker – trumpet

Evan Jolly – trumpet

Bob Tinker – trumpet

Ashley Slater – trombone

Annie Whitehead – trombone

Lee Allen – tenor saxophone

Frank Dawkins – guitar

Dave Marchant – guitar

Chris Pearce – guitar

Ben Waters – piano

Geraint Watkins – piano

Pete Wingfield – piano, organ

Anthony Kerr – vibraphone

Malcolm Creese – double bass

Steve Rose – double bass

Paul Riley – bass guitar

Roy Dodds – drums

Paul Robinson – drums

Mark Townson – congas

Bonus material

The CD contains a computer-readable data portion featuring:

Mr. Lucky (Pete Thomas album)

All audio tracks in computer file format, ready for an MP3 player

The full-length version of the video of audio track 2 - Voodoo Chill

Video

The Voodoo Chill video was filmed at

Shepperton Studios in Middlesex

Poland Street car park, Soho

The Diorama

The Sea Life Centre in Weymouth

The River Itchen, Hampshire.

The saxophone on the video is a tenor, whereas the saxophone being played is a baritone. Also featuring Chris Pearce on guitar.

References

External links

Pete Thomas' website

Chris Pearce's website

Youtube - Preview of Voodoo Chill

2007 compilation albums