| | Tito Puente Doctor Feelgood CD Tito Puente Discography of CDs
Tito Puente Doctor Feelgood Songs | | Doctor Feelgood CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | T.P.'s Especial |
| 2. | First Light |
| 3. | Mambo Diablo |
| 4. | China |
| 5. | Fiesta a la King |
| 6. | Jordu |
| 7. | Machito Forever |
| 8. | Killer Joe |
| 9. | Guajira Soul |
| 10. | Repetition |
| 11. | Ran Kan Kan |
| 12. | El Rey de Timbal |
| | Doctor Feelgood Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Oye Como Va |
| 2. | Descarga |
| 3. | Along Came Betty |
| 4. | Picadillo a la Puente |
| 5. | Ode to Cachao |
| 6. | Mambo King |
| 7. | If You Could See Me Now |
| 8. | Mambo Gallego |
| 9. | Royal "T" |
| 10. | Old Arrival |
| 11. | Vaya Puente |
| 12. | Tito's Colada |
| 13. | On Green Dolphin Street |
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Purchase Doctor Feelgood CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Miles Davis Kind Of Blue CD (1959) Bonus Track; Remastered
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Personnel: Miles Davis (trumpet); Miles Davis; Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone); Paul Chambers (double bass); John Coltrane (tenor saxophone); Wynton Kelly, Bill Evans (piano); Jimmy Cobb (drums).
Audio Remixer: Mark Wilder.
Liner Note Authors: Bill Evans ; Robert Palmer; Nat Hentoff; Robert Palmer.
Recording information: Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York, NY (03/02/1959-04/22/1959); Columbia Street Studio, New York, NY (03/02/1959-04/22/1959).
Photographers: Don Hunstein; Jay Maisel.
Unknown Contributor Roles: John Coltrane; Bill Evans ; Wynton Kelly; Paul Chambers; Jimmy Cobb ; Cannonball Adderley.
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Live Recording
Personnel: Jean-Luc Ponty (electric violin, violectra, bells, piano); Allan Zavod (piano, electric piano, clavinet, organ, synthesizer); Allan Holdsworth, Daryl Stuermer (electric guitar); Ralphe Armstrong (electric bass); Steve Smith (drums, percussion).
Recorded in June and July, 1977.
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Additional Tracks
Personnel: John Coltrane (tenor saxophone); Lee Morgan (trumpet); Curtis Fuller (trombone); Kenny Drew (piano); Paul Chambers (bass); Philly Joe Jones (drums).
Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey on September 15, 1957. Originally released on Blue Note (81577). Includes liner notes by Robert Levin and Bob Blumenthal.
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Personnel: King Biscuit Boy (harmonica); Richard Newell (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, harmonica); Rheal Lanthier, John Gibbard (vocals, guitar); Kelly Jay (vocals, keyboards); Roland Greenway (vocals); Josef Chirowski (flute, keyboards, percussion); Steve Kennedy, Greg Mudry, Gregg Mudri, Moe Koffman (horns); Doug Riley (piano, organ, keyboards); Richard Bell (piano, keyboards); Kelly J. (piano, percussion); Rick Bell (piano); Sonnie Bernardi, Larry Atamanuik (drums); John R. (percussion).
Liner Note Author: Ritchie Yorke.
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After years of recording with such diverse talents as Quincy Jones, Mark Mothersbaugh, Danny Kortchmar, John Prine and Joe Cocker, as well as writing and recording theme songs for TV, film and commercials, Sarah Taylor decided it was time to record an album of her own. Long time friends and collaborators, Sarah Taylor and Bill Mumy decided to go into the studio and get to work on a collection of songs mostly penned by Mumy that would become, “The Cure To Everything”. They agreed to cut the basic tracks live to keep a spontaneous and honest energy in the music. Sarah and Bill assembled a crack team of musicians in the studio for what became a week of tracking. The core rhythm section was blues/rock guitarist Doug Hamblin (Albert King, Johnny Rivers, Koko Taylor, Dr. John), bassist David Sutton (Lucinda Williams, Liz Phair, Ben Harper), with Fritz Lewak (Melissa Etheridge, Jackson Browne), and Chris Ross (Sam Moore, The Jenerators) on drums and percussion. Guiding the process was producer and guitarist Bill Mumy, who played on every track. Sarah’s husband, Paul Horabin engineered and mixed the album. His patience and talent delivered a sonic treat. The album sounds great.Recorded at Paul and Sarah’s “Ready Mix” studio, the musicians had the luxury of letting the creative process unfold without the pressure of a clock ticking. In an interview, Sarah discussed the recording process, “Because we recorded in our studio, and had no interference from a label, this allowed us to throw out a ball of string, so to speak, and meander down that road and see where it took us. I figured we could record a couple of songs a day. This minimally structured “no plan” plan allowed everyone to contribute ideas and work on arrangements, sounds and, basically, make changes as they happened.”The prolific Mumy wrote several new songs during the sessions that were often recorded the same day they were written. Numerous times they thought they were done recording basic tracks, and then a new song would find its way into the mix. Ultimately, it was whittled down to the thirteen songs on the album. Apart from the core group, there are an eclectic variety of other musicians who contribute greatly to the album. “Weird Al” Yankovic played accordion on two tracks. Gerry Beckley from the band “America”, co-wrote one song, “Man Of Pride”, and played acoustic guitar on that as well as supplying the vintage Wurlitzer electric piano on Sarah’s version of Lennon and McCartney’s “I’ve Got A Feeling”. Here it is a vocal duet with Mumy that began as an impromptu jam in-between takes one late night session. A wide range of additional tonal colors are provided by Dave Pearlman on pedal steel, dobro and electric guitar. A swampy trombone solo on “The Great Domain” was ...
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