Gerry Beaudoin Swing Cafe CD

Swing Cafe Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $2.12)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Easy Listening, Guitar, Jazz
Label	North Star Music
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	210538
CD Universe Part number	6921087
Catalog number	211
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 02, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Gerry Beaudoin; Bruce Foulke; Gerry Beaudoin; Bruce Foulke; Richard Waterman (Compilation)
Engineer	John Paul Gauthier; Steve Revilak
Personnel	Marty Ballou Gerry Beaudoin - guitar Chuck Laire - drums Bob Nieske - double bass Grover Mooney Also: David Grisman, Duke Robillard, Bucky Pizzarelli, Billy Novick

Gerry Beaudoin Swing Cafe Songs

	1.	Just Among Friends
	2.	Ain't No Sunshine
	3.	St. Thomas
	4.	Swing with Dr. Jake
	5.	Girl from Ipanema, The
	6.	In a Mellow Tone
	7.	Nashville Nod
	8.	Misty
	9.	Baby Boy Blues
	10.	Don't Get Around Much Anymore
	11.	Django's Castle
	12.	Airola

Swing Cafe Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Take a trip to the swing cafe
Reviewer: Alan Bond Take a trip to the Swing Café and have a cup of cool guitar jazz with Gerry Beadoin. And, you'll get a chance to hear the mando on great jazz standards -- with the Dawg! How often do you get the chance to hear great classic jazz and catchy originals done with guitar virtuosity and your mando guru? You've got to hear the pure the acoustic sound of Gerry Beaudoin's big Stromberg Master 400 guitar along with Grisman's beautiful Lloyd Loar Gibson mandolin! Also featured in this release is the legendary jazz guitarist, Bucky Pizzarelli! Swing Café represents some of the finest tacks from two of his previous CD's, with Grisman and other boss jazz players. Remixed and remastered, it sounds wonderful. Also just recorded is a Gerry Beaudoin's CD for the Arbors Jazz, which features the great young violinist and mandolinist, Aaron Weinstein. Look for Swing Café and other Gerry Beaudoin CDs at the links below -- always served up cool:
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