TRACKS : 01. Sonny's Blues 02. 500 Miles High 3:00 03. Here's That Rainy Day 8:25 04. Time After Time 6:15 05. I'm Here For You5:35 06. Magic Spell 4:17 07. Rhapsody in Blue 8:22 08. Hits Medley 8:03 09. Lady Day 5:30 10. Billie's Bounce 11:30 MUSICOS : Bass – Brian Bromberg, Marc Michel Drums – Humberto Pagnini*, Victor Jones (2) Guitar – Chuck Loeb Harmonica – Sugar Blue Keyboards – Andy Laverne, Oliver Hutman* Piano – Mike Garson Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Tenor Saxophone – Patrick Artero 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. A Felicidade (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes) 02. Desafinado (Tom Jobim/Newton Mendonça) 03. Insensatez (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes) 04, Este Seu Olhar (Tom Jobim) 05, Chega de Saudade (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes) 06, Meditação (Tom Jobim/Newton Mendonça) 07, Samba de Uma Nota Só (Tom Jobim/Newton Mendonça) 08, O Nosso Amor (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes) 09. O Amor Em Paz (Tom Jobim/Vinicius de Moraes) 10. Só Em Teus Braços (Tom Jobim) 11. Corcovado (Tom Jobim) 12. Discussão (Tom Jobim/Newton Mendonça) 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01 - Zenzero E Cannella 02 - Scusami 03 - Diamoci Del Tu 04 - Un Regno Da Disfare [feat.Stefano Bollani] 05 - Sostanza E Forma 06 - E Vase Annure [feat.Fabrizio Bosso] 07 - Le Milonghe Del Sabato [feat.Gianmaria Testa] 08 - Diario Di Una Caduta [feat.Jorge Drexler] 09 - Etape Par Etape Par Etape [feat.Fabrizio Bosso] 10 - Come Una Casa 11 - Il Balconcino Del Quinto Piano MUSICOS : Joe Barbieri (arreglos, guitarra, voz) Emidio Ausielo (percusión) Pasquale Bardaro (vibráfono) Stefano Bollani (piano) Fabrizio Bosso (trompeta) Piero Calzolari (violín) Tony Canto (guitarra) Simona Cappabianca (violín) Sergio Di Natale (batería) Jorge Drexler (voz) Mauro Fagiani (chelo) Gianluca Falasca (violín) Antonio Fresa (arreglos, dirección, Rhodes, Hammond B3, orquestación, piano) Antonio Intartaglia (violin) Gianni Iorio (bandoneón) Stefano Jorio (chelo) Vladimir Kocaqi (chelo) Salvo Lombardo (violín) Domenico Mancini (violín) Pasquale Murrino (violín) Giuseppe Navelli (alto) Giacomo Pedicini (contrabajo) Pietro Lo Popolo (alto) Armand Prifuli (violín) Nicola Russo (alto) Luigi Scialdone (bajo acústico) Gianmaria Testa (voz). 💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. Yes Or No Arranged By – Victor Goines Soloist, Piano – Dan Nimmer Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Soloist, Trumpet – Wynton Marsalis. 02. Diana Arranged By – Ted Nash Soloist, Piano – Dan Nimmer Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Soloist, Trumpet – Marcus Printup, Wynton Marsalis. 03. Hammer Head Arranged By, Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Sherman Irby Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Soloist, Trombone – Vincent Gardner. 04. Contemplation Arranged By – Sherman Irby Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter. 05. Endangered Species Arranged By – Vincent Gardner Soloist, Drums – Ali Jackson Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Written-By – Joseph Vitarelli. 06. Lost Arranged By – Walter Blanding Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Ted Nash Soloist, Drums – Ali Jackson Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Soloist, Trumpet – Kenny Rampton. 07. Armageddon Arranged By, Soloist, Trumpet – Marcus Printup Soloist, Drums – Ali Jackson Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter. 08. The Three Marias Arranged By – Carlos Henriquez Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter. 09. Teru Arranged By – Wynton Marsalis Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Victor Goines, Walter Blanding. 10. Mama "G" Arranged By – Chris Crenshaw Soloist, Bass – Carlos Henriquez Soloist, Drums – Ali Jackson Soloist, Piano – Dan Nimmer Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Soloist, Trombone – Elliot Mason. Recorded live on May 14-16, 2015 at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall. MUSICOS : Featuring, Written-By – Wayne Shorter Trumpet – Kenny Rampton, Marcus Printup, Ryan Kisor, Wynton Marsalis Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Paul Nedzela Alto Saxophone, Piccolo Flute, Contrabass Clarinet [B? Clarinet], Tenor Saxophone, Contra-Alto Clarinet [E? Clarinet], Alto Flute, Concert Flute [C Flute] – Ted Nash Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute, Contrabass Clarinet [B? Clarinet], Copyist – Sherman Irby Rhythm Section, Bass – Carlos Henriquez Rhythm Section, Drums – Ali Jackson Rhythm Section, Piano – Dan Nimmer Tenor Saxophone, Contrabass Clarinet [B? Clarinet], Contra-Alto Clarinet [E? Clarinet] – Victor Goines Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Contrabass Clarinet [B? Clarinet] – Walter Blanding Trombone – Chris Crenshaw, Elliot Mason, Vincent Gardner 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01 - Mambo Inn 02 - Besame Mucho 03 - Mama Inez 04 - Brazil 05 - Tico Tico 06 - My Little Suede Shoes 07 - Blues For Juanita 08 - Grenada 09 - Hey There MUSICOS : Grant Green - guitar Ike Quebec - tenor saxophone (tracks 8-9) John Acea (tracks 1-7), Sonny Clark (tracks 8-9) - piano Wendell Marshall - bass Willie Bobo - drums Carlos "Patato" Valdes - conga (tracks 1-6, 8-9) Garvin Masseaux - chekere (tracks 1-6) 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. Hallucinations 02. Django 03. Jitterbug Waltz 04. Nica's Dream 05. So In Love 06. Fourth Autumn 07. Zee Blues. Recorded by Steve Pierce at the Orpheum Theatre, New Orleans, Louisiana, July 24, 1986. MUSICOS : Ellis Marsalis : Piano.
TRACKS : 01. Tunnel of Love 02. Romeo and Juliet 03. Skateaway 04. Expresso Love 05. Hand in Hand 06. Solid Rock 07. Les Boys MUSICOS : Dire Straits : Mark Knopfler – vocals, guitar John Illsley – bass guitar, vocals Pick Withers – drums, vocals. Additional musicians : Roy Bittan – keyboards Sid McGinnis – guitar (uncredited) 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. Robbin's Nest 3:09 02. Hey Pretty Baby 3:03 03. It's Monday Every Day 3:09 04. Bye Bye Baby 2:35 05. Ready, Set, Go! 2:43 06. Bran' New Dolly 3:22 07. Cheek to Cheek 3:21 08. Just an Old Manuscript 3:15 09. Katy 2:57 10. She's a Wine-O 2:54 11. Did You Ever See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? 2:15 12. Shoutin' Blues 2:36 13. After You've Gone 2:36 14. St. Louis Baby 2:54 15. Did You Ever See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? 2:15 16. Wonderful Thing 2:35 17. Slider 2:52 18. Mine Too 2:26 19. Walking Slow Behind You 2:46 20. Slider 2:55 21. Normania 2:57 22. Rocky Mountain Blues 3:11
John Paul "Bucky" Pizzarelli (January 9, 1926 – April 1, 2020) was an American jazz guitarist. He was the father of jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli and double bassist Martin Pizzarelli. He worked for NBC as a staffman for Dick Cavett (1971) and ABC with Bobby Rosengarden in (1952). The list of musicians he collaborated with includes Benny Goodman, Les Paul, Stéphane Grappelli, and Antônio Carlos Jobim. Pizzarelli cited as influences Django Reinhardt, Freddie Green, and George Van Eps Early life : Pizzarelli was born on January 9, 1926, in Paterson, New Jersey. He learned to play guitar and banjo at a young age. His uncles, Pete and Bobby Domenick, were professional musicians, and sometimes the extended family would gather at one of their homes with their guitars for jam sessions. Pizzarelli cited as an inspiration Joe Mooney, a blind accordion player who led a quartet that included Pizzarelli's uncle, Bobby Domenick.During high school, Pizzarelli was the guitarist for a small band that performed classical music. Career : Pizzarelli began his professional career at 17 when he joined the Vaughn Monroe dance band in 1944. In 1952 Pizzarelli became a staff musician for NBC, playing with Skitch Henderson.In 1964, he became a member of The Tonight Show Band on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. During his time spent performing for the Tonight Show, he accompanied guest bands and musicians playing through a variety of musical genres, including playing with Tiny Tim (after tuning the performer's ukulele) on the day that Tiny Tim married Miss Vicki on Carson's show. From 1956 to 1957, Pizzarelli used the stage name "Johnny Buck" and performed with The Three Suns pop music trio. He toured several times with Benny Goodman until Goodman's death in 1986. During the following year, he and guitarist George Barnes formed a duo and recorded two albums, including a live performance in August 1971, at The Town Hall in New York City. Beginning in the 1970s, he began recording as a leader, issuing many tributes to musicians of the 1930s. He performed with Benny Goodman at the White House in Washington, D.C., and he performed for presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton,and First Lady Pat Nixon. "Jersey Jazz Guitars" was the name of a 1985 concert held at the Rutgers University Nicholas Music Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The ticket featured Pizzarelli, Les Paul, Tal Farlow, and Pizzarelli's son, John. The concert was aired on New Jersey's public radio station as part of their three-part New Jersey Summerfare Series. Pizzarelli and Les Paul had performed together before, as they were neighbors and friends. The show aired for one hour in August 1985, with son John adding his vocals on two selections. Pizzarelli continued to play into his 90s, making several appearances even after a stroke in 2016, officially retiring after a final brief appearance with Michael Feinstein in 2018. Guitars : Pizzarelli's first guitar was an archtop Gibson, an expensive instrument at the time. He played a Benedetto Bucky Pizzarelli Signature seven-string guitar made by Robert Benedetto, who also makes guitars for Howard Alden and Frank Vignola. He learned to play the seven-string from George Van Eps.The extra string on Pizzarelli's guitar provided him with a bass line during performances. Pizzarelli also played a custom seven-string American archtop guitar made by luthier Dale Unger, who also makes custom guitars for Pizzarelli's partner, Ed Laub. Descanse en Paz Maestro. TRACKS : 01. Sunday 4:59 Chester Cohn / Bennie Krueger / Ned Miller / Jule Stein 02. Sugar 4:05 Edna Alexander / Sidney D. Mitchell / Maceo Pinkard 03. Challis in Wonderland 4:01 Bucky Pizzarelli 04. Davenport Blues 7:09 Bix Beiderbecke 05. In the Dark 3:00 Bix Beiderbecke 06. Romanza 1:29 Zez Comfrey 07. Singing the Blues 5:38 Con Conrad / Sam M. Lewis / J. Russel Robinson / Joe Young 08. In a Mist 4:52 Bix Beiderbecke 09. Oh Baby 3:40 Owen Murphy 10. Sugar 5:55 Edna Alexander / Sidney D. Mitchell / Maceo Pinkard 11. Candlelights 5:11 Bix Beiderbecke 12. What's New 6:38 Johnny Burke / Bob Haggart 13. I'm Coming Virginia 4:54 Will Marion Cook / Donald Heywood 14. Flashes 2:58 Bix Beiderbecke MUSICOS : Bucky Pizzarelli - acoustic guitar, 7-string guitar John Pizzarelli - 7-string guitar Jerry Bruno - bass Dick Lieb Strings: Aaron Weinstein - violin, mandolin Svetlana Tsoneva - violin Olivia Koppell - viola Jesse Levy - cello. 💙💙💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. Metropolis [0:04:24.64] 02. My Religion [0:03:48.22] 03. Do Or Die [0:03:47.50] 04. Take A Good Look [0:04:16.45] 05. Nothing's Enough [0:03:44.00] 06. Magnetic [0:04:07.45] 07. Graffiti Wall [0:03:40.06] 08. Fit You Better [0:03:21.13] 09. Madeline [0:04:00.98] 10. World Gone Crazy [0:03:23.18] 11. Forever And Always [0:04:11.76] 12. Before I Go [0:03:34.84] 💙💙
Wallace Roney (Filadelfia, Pensilvania; 25 de mayo de 1960-Paterson, Nueva Jersey; 31 de marzo de 2020)12 fue un trompetista estadounidense de jazz (hard bop y post-bop). Roney tomó clases de Clark Terry y Dizzy Gillespie y estudió con Miles Davis a partir de 1985, hasta la muerte de este último en 1991. Wallace atribuye a Davis el haberle ayudado en la forma de su enfoque creativo en la vida, así como el ser su maestro de música, su mentor y amigo; de hecho, él tiene la distinción de ser el único intérprete de trompeta al que Davis tuteló personalmente. Biografía : Nació en Filadelfia y asistió a la Universidad de Howard y al Berklee College of Music en Boston, Massachusetts, después de graduarse en la Duke Ellington Escuela de Artes de las Escuelas Públicas del Distrito de Columbia, donde estudió trompeta con Langston Fitzgerald de la Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Cuando le descubrieron un oído perfecto a la edad de cuatro años, Wallace comenzó sus estudios musicales y de trompeta en el Conservatorio de Filadelfia. Estudió con el trompetista Sigmund Hering de la Orquesta de Filadelfia durante tres años. Hering presenta a Wallace en recitales de la Escuela, y con el Philadelphia Brass Ensemble, durante sus estudios de juventud en Filadelfia. Cuando entró en la de Duke Ellington Escuela de Artes, Wallace Roney, ya había hecho su debut discográfico a la edad de 15 años con Nation y Haki Mahbuti, y en ese momento se reunió, entre otros con Bill Hardman, Valery Ponomarev, Woody Shaw (que se había hecho amigo suyo), Johnny Coles y Freddie Hubbard. Tocó con el Cedar Walton Quartet con Billy Higgins, Sam Jones y Philly Joe Jones a los 16 años de edad, con el apoyo de su maestro de escuela secundaria, el bajista Mickey Bass. Wallace había alcanzado notoriedad como un talentoso artista local en el área de Washington, D. C. En 1979 y 1980, ganó el premio de Down Beat al Mejor Joven Músico de Jazz del Año, y en 1989 y 1990, ganó la Encuesta de los críticos del Down Beat para el Mejor Trompetista de la temporada. A pesar de todas sus habilidades y principios de logros, pasó años mendigando para obtener trabajo. En su carrera en los primeros años 80, estaba sin hogar; vivía frugalmente, dormía en el suelo de los apartamentos de amigos, como recordó en el Washington Post al escritor James McBride. En 1983 su futuro se comenzó a mostrar más brillante, al menos temporalmente. Mientras participa en un homenaje a Miles Davis en el Bottom Line en Manhattan, en realidad, pudo conocer a su ídolo. "Él [Davis] me preguntó qué clase de trompeta tenía," dijo a Time "y yo le dije que ninguna. Así que él me dio una de las suyas." A lo largo de dos tristes años 1984 y 1985, se vio obligado a tocar en bandas de danza latina y de baile de clubes de Nueva York, ya que una parte importante de la escena del jazz, había desaparecido. Pero en 1986, recibió un par de llamadas, en el mismo mes, para giras con los bateristas Tony Williams y Art Blakey, y después Roney ha sido uno de los más buscados trompetistas en el circuito profesional. En 1986 sucedió a Terence Blanchard en los Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. En la década de los 80 y principios de los 90, fue parte integrante del Quinteto de Tony Williams. En 1991, Roney tocó con Miles Davis en el Festival de Jazz de Montreux. Después de la muerte de Davis en ese año, Roney giró in memoriam con otros discípulos de Davis como Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter y Tony Williams y grabaron un disco, A Tribute to Miles, por el que ganaron un Premio Grammy. Ha formado parte de bandas con Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Walter Davis Jr., Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, Jay McShann, David Murray y McCoy Tyner, así como ha sido un destacado solista con Ornette Coleman, Sonny Rollins, Curtis Fuller, Carole King, Joni Mitchell y Dizzy Gillespie. Su historia es única entre los músicos de su generación, porque él aprendió directamente de Miles Davis. De hecho, la influencia de Davis en Roney era tan profunda que Roney es capaz de conseguir una imitación perfecta de la Davis que engaña incluso a los más conocedores del jazz. Sin embargo, los críticos también han cuestionado que suene demasiado similar a su ídolo. El crítico Ron Wynn dijo al respecto: "[Roney] el tono, el timbre, el enfoque, el fraseo, y el sonido son tan estrechamente un espejo de Miles Davis en su fase pre-jazz/rock que ha sido criticado en muchos lugares, por ser un clon y un imitador... Es una situación clásica; él hace un sonido tremendamente igual a Davis y no puede ser completamente absuelto de cargos de imitación. Pero también es un evocador intérprete de baladas y puede ser de fuego y explosivo en piezas rítmicas." Roney grabó su álbum debut como líder, Verses, en Muse Records en 1987. Siguieron una serie de discos para Muse, Warner Bros Records y Concord Records/Stretch Records y en el momento en que cumplió 40 años en el año 2000 Roney había sido documentado en más de 250 grabaciones de audio. Posteriormente grabó los álbumes Mystikal (2005) y Jazz (2007), en HighNote Records. Descanse en Paz Maestro. 💙💙💙💙💙 TRACKS : 01. "Float" (Cindy Blackman) - 5:43 02. "Verses" (Wallace Roney) - 9:37 03. "Blue in Green" (Bill Evans) - 5:39 04. "Topaz" (Blackman) - 5:37 05. "Lawra" (Tony Williams) - 6:36 06. "Slaves" (Roney) - 12:18 MUSICOS : Wallace Roney - trumpet Gary Thomas - tenor saxophone Mulgrew Miller - piano Charnett Moffett - bass Tony Williams - drums.
TRACKS : 01. The Salmon Song [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 02. New Age Synthesis (Unzipping the Zype) [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 03. Hurdy Gurdy Man [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 04. Unidentified (Flying Being) [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 05. The Dervish Riff [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 06. Hurdy Gurdy Man [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 07. Motivation [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 08. 1988 Aktivator [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 09. Crystal City [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 197 10. Activation Meditation [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 11. The Glorious Om Riff [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 12. Meditation of the Dragon [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979 13. It's All Too Much [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 1979] 14. Encore: Electrick Gypsies [Live at Schwabinger Brau, Munich April 979 MUSICOS : Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards – Steve Hillage Bass, Vocals – John MacKenzie Drums – Andy Anderson Guitar – Christian Boulé Synthesizer, Vocals – Miquette Giraudy.
TRACKS : 01. "Salvation and Reminiscing" - 5:22 02. "Seasons: One Mind Winter/Summer/Ninth Ghost" - 9:37 03. "Celestial Bliss" - 5:40 04. "Saxophone Concerto: Saxophone Miracle/One Breath Beyond/Dance of Revolution" - 21:00. All compositions by Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Recorded at Regent Sound Studios, NYC, January 22, 1973 MUSICOS : Roland Kirk: tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute, nose flute, black mystery pipes, alto saxophone Charles McGhee: trumpet Dick Griffin: trombone Harry Smiles: oboe Sanford Allen, Julien Barber, Selwart Clarke, Gayle Dixon: violin Al Brown: viola Kermit Moore: cello Ron Burton: piano Henry Mattathias Pearson: bass Robert Shy: drums Sonny Brown, Ralph MacDonald: percussion Dee Dee Bridgewater, Jeanne Lee: vocals 💙💙💙💙💙
Ellis Louis Marsalis Jr.(November 14, 1934 – April 1, 2020) was an American jazz pianist and educator. Active since the late 1940s, Marsalis came to greater attention in the 1980s and 1990s as the patriarch of a musical family, with sons Branford and Wynton also becoming notable musicians. Early life : Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Marsalis was the son of Florence Marie (née Robertson) and Ellis Marsalis Sr., a businessman and social activist.Marsalis and his wife Delores Ferdinand had six sons: Branford, Wynton, Ellis III, Delfeayo, Mboya, and Jason. Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo, and Jason also became jazz musicians.Ellis III is a poet and photographer. Marsalis played saxophone during high school but switched to piano while studying classical music at Dillard University, graduating in 1955.He later attended graduate school at Loyola University New Orleans.[6] In the 1950s and 1960s he worked with Ed Blackwell, Cannonball Adderley, Nat Adderley, and Al Hirt. During the 1970s, he taught at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts. His students have included Terence Blanchard, Harry Connick Jr., Donald Harrison, Kent Jordan, Marlon Jordan, and Nicholas Payton. Musical career : Marsalis recorded almost twenty of his own albums and was featured on many discs with such musicians as David "Fathead" Newman, Eddie Harris, Marcus Roberts, and Courtney Pine. As a teacher, he encouraged his students to learn from history while also making discoveries in music on their own.[9] "We don't teach jazz, we teach students," he once said about his ability to teach jazz improvisation.As a leading educator at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, the University of New Orleans, and Xavier University of Louisiana, Marsalis influenced the careers of countless musicians, as well as his four musician sons: Wynton, Branford, Delfeayo and Jason. Marsalis retired from UNO in 2001. In May 2007, Marsalis received an honorary doctorate from Tulane University for his contributions to jazz and musical education. Awards : Marsalis was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 2018.The Ellis Marsalis Center for Music at Musicians' Village in New Orleans is named in his honor. In 2010, The Marsalis family released a live album titled Music Redeems, which was recorded at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, as part of the Duke Ellington Jazz Festival. All proceeds from the sale of the album go directly to the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music. Marsalis was a fraternity brother of Phi Beta Sigma and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. In 2015, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia announced that Marsalis has been named Sinfonia's 24th Man of Music, the highest honor given by the fraternity to a member, for advancing the cause of music in America through performance, composition or any other musical activity.In 2018, Marsalis was awarded an honorary doctorate of music from Berklee College of Music during the college's 50th annual High School Jazz Festival Fuente : Wikipedia. Descanse en Paz Maestro. TRACKS : 01. Syndrome (5:04) 02. Emily (5:52) 03. Just Squeeze Me (5:57) 04. Little Niles (6:35) 05. Limehouse Blues (4:13) 06. A Moment Alone (4:34) 07. Lil' Boy Man (4:44) 08. Jitterbug Waltz (7:54) 09. The Garden (5:30) 10. Chapter One (5:22) 11. I Thought About You (2:22) MUSICOS : Ellis Marsalis - piano Bob "Rizzy" Hurst - bass Jeff "Tain" Watts - drums
TRACKS : 01. Angel Town - Peter Cincotti [0:04:48.01] 02. Lay Your Body Down (Goodbye Philadelphia) [0:04:30.70] 03. Be Careful [0:03:43.29] 04. Cinderella Beautiful [0:04:17.77] 05. Make It Out Alive [0:03:56.96] 06. December Boys [0:04:42.90] 07. U B U [0:04:35.50] 08. Another Falling Star [0:04:38.17] 09. Broken Children [0:04:13.22] 10. Man On A Mission [0:04:26.04] 11. Always Watching You [0:05:05.28] 12. Witch's Brew [0:05:12.70] 13. The Country Life [0:03:49.22] 14. Love Is Gone [0:03:44.96] 15. Come Tomorrow [0:04:17.50] MUSICOS : Vocals, Piano, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Keyboards – Peter Cincotti Saxophone – Scott Kreitzer Acoustic Guitar – Dean Parks, Tim Pierce Electric Guitar – Michael Landau, Michael Thompson,Dean Parks Organ – David Foster Synth,Organ – Jochem van der Saag Bass – Nathan East,Barak Mori Drums – Obed Calvaire Percussion – Scott Kreitzer 💙💙💙
TRACKS : 01. "Sonic Text" - 6:27 02. "When You're Awake" - 7:11 03. "The Jazz Crunch" (Freddie Hubbard) - 8:16 04. "If I Knew Where You're At" - 6:56 05. "Sweet Rita Suite (Part 1): Her Spirit" (George Cables) - 4:25 06. "Malibu" - 11:48. All compositions by Joe Farrell except as indicated. MUSICOS : Joe Farrell - tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute Freddie Hubbard - trumpet, flugelhorn George Cables - piano, electric piano Tony Dumas - bass, electric bass Peter Erskine - drums
