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Recorded at Sound On Sound Studios, New York on March 10, May 26 & 28, 1992. Includes liner notes by Thomas Conrad.
Personnel: Dave Stryker, Chris Rosenberg (guitar); David Diggs (piccolo, clarinet, oboe, tenor saxophone); Chris Potter , Tom Olin, Bob Hanlon, Alex Stewart, Andy Fusco, Rich Perry, Walt Weiskopf (saxophone); Jeff Parke, John Eckert, Lew Soloff, Tony Kadleck, Bob Millikan (trumpet); Conrad Herwig, Herb Besson, George Flynn , Larry Farrell, Matt Finders (trombone); Greg Cogan (piano); Alan Bates, Tim Horner (drums); Emedin Rivera (percussion).
Recording information: Sound On Sonud Studios, New York, NY.
Personnel: Bill Warfield (trumpet, leader), Andy Fusco, Walt Weiskopf, Bob Hanlon, Tom Olin, Rich Perry, Chris Potter, Alex Stewart (saxophones), David Diggs (oboe, clarinet, piccolo, tenor saxophone), Bob Millikan, Lew Soloff, John Eckert, Jeff Parke, Tony Kadieck (trumpets), Herb Besson, Conrad Herwig, Larry Farrell, Matt Finders, George Flynn (trombones), Greg Cogan (piano), Chris Rosenberg, Dave Stryker (guitars), Mike Richmond, Jeff Fuller (acoustic bass), Tim Horner, Alan Bates (drums), Emedin Rivera (percussion).
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HOT HOUSE won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Performance.
The man has trumpeted with Cuba's Modern Music Orchestra and Diz' United Nations band. He'll quote a Tadd Dameron tune in the middle of a mambo. He flugelhorns over a tune he calls, "Funky Cha-Cha." Do the world a favor and listen to Arturo Sandoval and his band as they blaze through this assembly of jazzed Cuban dance rhythms. From minor ballad to up-tempo hip shaker, this music feels great.
Paying tribute to his idol Diz, Sandoval and the gang swing fiercely on Tadd Dameron's "Hot House." Sometimes a rather angular tune, Chip McNeill ...
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Diana Krall's first studio outing since she and husband Elvis Costello became the proud parents of twin boys, 2009's QUIET NIGHTS finds the jazz singer/pianist turning in a serene and pleasantly subdued set. Krall breezes through a few bossa nova standards, most notably "The Girl from Ipanema" (here gender-reversed to "The Boy...") and the title track (originally "Corcovado"), both penned by the legendary Antonio Carlos Jobim. ...
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Guitarist Zachary Breaux, who tragically died just a few months after recording this CD (his debut), was a potentially great guitarist with a style coming from George Benson. In fact, his solos are generally more memorable than the purposely commercial material on this set, which largely consists of melodic, jazzy funk jams, usually with rather basic electronic rhythms. The cover versions of "All Blues" (which is given simplified ...
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A well-sequenced set of eight midtempo pieces recorded by various incarnations of Miles Davis groups for Columbia Records between 1956 and 1984, this compilation is a wonderful listen but selections like "Summertime" and "Bye Bye Blackbird," for instance, really ought to be heard in their original settings to be truly appreciated. ~ Steve Leggett
This greatest-hits "steel box" collection of Miles Davis tracks from his long tenure with Columbia Records is so named because that's what it comes encased in -- a generic steel box. The music is culled from the earliest Miles period at the label, through the Kind of Blue and Gil Evans collaborative periods and the last quintet with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Tony Williams, and Ron Carter, and then his final years at the label on the soulful cover of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time." ~ Thom Jurek
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Between 1972 and 1973, Loggins And Messina were on a roll. They released a trio of hugely successful records, culminating in the platinum FULL SAIL, which became the group's biggest seller. Much of the group's most memorable work was born of this first burst of creativity. After FULL SAIL, their records began to show the strain of success, which hastened their eventual break-up.
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