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Personnel: Cecil Brooks III (drums); Gene Ludwig (Hammond b-3 organ).
Liner Note Author: Bill Milkowski.
Recording information: Anything Audio Multimedia, Pittsburgh, PA (07/2000).
Although drummer/producer Cecil Brooks III gets top billing, this set is very much a feature for organist Gene Ludwig. While most organ records match the Hammond B-3 with guitar, drums, and sometimes tenor, Double Exposure is a set of organ-drums duets with Ludwig providing the basslines. Brooks gets his breaks but Ludwig naturally dominates the music, chugging and swinging his way through six veteran standards, a blues by Brooks, and a Stevie Wonder song. Influenced by Jimmy Smith but having his own sound in the tradition, Gene Ludwig is heard throughout in top form, creating one of his best-ever recordings. ~ Scott YanowJazzTimes (p.78) - "[E]nhanced, in-the-pocket organ grooves plus drum fills and solos expertly tailored to the genre." Cecil Brooks, III Double Exposure Songs Double Exposure Review
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Audio Remixer: Richard Corsello.
Liner Note Author: Bob Blumenthal.
Recording information: Berklee Performance Center, Boston, MA (09/15/2001).
Editor: Richard Corsello.
Photographers: Ken Franckling; John Abbott .
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Personnel: Don Braden (tenor saxophone); Don Braden; Kyle Koehler, Kyle Koehler (organ); Cecil Brooks III (drums).
Liner Note Author: Donald Elfman.
Recording information: Cecil's Jazz Club, West Orange, NJ (06/18/2005).
Editor: Don Braden.
Arranger: Don Braden.
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Audio Mixer: Mario J. McNulty.
Liner Note Author: N.E.D. [No Evidence Of Disease].
Photographer: N.E.D. [No Evidence Of Disease].
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Whenever a CD is recorded in support of a noble cause -- whether it's universal health insurance in the United States, combating illiteracy in developing countries, or reducing domestic violence -- some reviewers are reluctant to offer an honest critique of the music itself. Understandably, they have a hard time saying anything negative about someone who is, for example, doing a lot to help poor children in Somalia. But in the case of N.E.D., one can both support their cause and their music with a straight face, because this 2009 release is quite solid. The cause that N.E.D. (a band consisting of six board-certified oncologists) are devoting themselves to is raising awareness of gynecologic cancer (that is, cancers of the female reproductive organs, such as ovarian or uterine cancer), and most of their music is best described as folk-rock/adult alternative with a somewhat psychedelic edge. The exception is "False Pretenses," a hard-rocking alternative rock/post-grunge tune along the lines of the Foo Fighters or Incubus. But a softer folk-rock/adult alternative approach prevails on reflective ...
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