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For his ninth Criss Cross session as a leader, trumpet sensation John Swana makes the scene again with several of his peers from the city of Brotherly Love for a follow-up to 2001's "Philly Gumbo" (CRC #1203). Featuring the twin tenors of Bootsie Barnes
& The Philadelphians.
Personnel: John Swana (trumpet); Bootsie Barnes (tenor saxophone); Sid Simmons (piano); Mike Boone (bass); Byron Landham (drums).
John Swana: John Swana; Bootsie Barnes (tenor saxophone); Mike Boone (double bass); Larry McKenna, Sid Simmons, Byron Landham.
Personnel: John Swana (trumpet); Robert "Bootsie" Barnes, Larry McKenna (tenor saxophone); Sid Simmons (piano); Byron Landham (drums).
Recording information: Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, NY (04/29/2004).
Photographer: Rachel Bliss.
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Liner Note Authors: Larry Appelbaum; Robin D.G. Kelley; Ira Gitler; Lewis Porter; Amiri Baraka; Stanley Crouch; Ashley Kahn.
Recording information: Carnegie Hall, New York, NY (11/29/1957).
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Personnel: Sandra Bernhard (vocals); Chrissie Hynde, Erol Josue (vocals); Ted Mason (guitar, percussion, background vocals); Rachel Golub (sitar, strings); Dave Eggar (strings); Chris Eddleton (drums).
Sandra Bernhard is best known as an actress and comedian, and she's released five albums featuring both music and her trademark acerbic humor, but if Whatever It Takes is supposed to be funny, the wit is so bone dry that it entirely refuses to announce itself as such. Instead, Whatever It Takes appears to be a sincere and straight-faced exercise in internationalist pop with a social conscience. Produced by Ted Mason, a former member of Modern English, Whatever It Takes merges big rock & roll guitars and dance-friendly beats with rhythmic and melodic accents from Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America; Rwandan vocalist Jean Paul Samputu guests on three tracks, while Haitian singer Erol Josué also contributes his talents, giving this material some legitimate world music cred. Bernhard wrote all ten songs in collaboration with Mason, and while she doesn't exactly hop on a soapbox, much of the time she clearly has some sort of message to share with us, declaring "All around, we just want to be free again," "It's a new world, leave your fears behind" and "I'm going to change the holy word, I'm going to bring you 'round from what you've heard." (Bernhard ...
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