| | Mel Davis Revealed CD Mel Davis Discography of CDs
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Personnel: Mel Davis (Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Abe Fogle (drums); DJ AP, DJ A.P. (turntables); Ronny Jordan, Mark Bowers (guitar); Bruce Williams (saxophone); Freddie Hendrix (trumpet, flugelhorn).
Audio Mixer: Hiroyuki Sanada.
Recording information: Tedesco Studios, NJ (01/17/2005-01/21/2005). Revealed Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   I search him out....
Big fan of Mel, love to see him live or just play his jams. "Revealed", Mel doing Mel, inspired by what motivates him. His influence must be...soul! See you at the Crossroads Mel.
George
Submitted by gdmartin (Westfield, NJ)
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 med davis revealed - excellent
This CD is awesome. If you love jazz, you'll love this CD.
Submitted by April (Clifton, NJ)
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Jazz on a different level!!!
Mel smokes on the organ - makes the organ talk...his left hand base is incredible, you think you are listening to a bass guitar...just can't make up my mind as to which track is my favorite, 'real mother for ya;' 'smooth operator;' 'hole in the wall;' or 'the next level.' Mel Davis is certainly 'revealed!'
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