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Another Monday Night is the fourth CD release by Swingadelic, a fun and entertaining New York metro area “Little Big Band”. These sessions came as the result of the band’s Monday night performances at Maxwell’s in Hoboken NJ. All but one tracks are original compositions and arrangements by various band members. The stand out is Ellington’s “The Gal From Joe’s” that Swingadelic recorded for the soundtrack of “Play It By Ear”, a movie starring Michele Hurd and Rita Moreno. Bandleader and upright bassist Dave Post has assembled a first-rate, diverse and talented crew that sound like they are having a good time and communicate that feeling and spirit to the listener. The band features the talents of alto/tenor sax player Buddy Terry, veteran of the Ray Charles and Count Basie Orchestras, as well as the bands of Horace Silver and Art Blakey.Swingadelic has performed at Lincoln Center, NJPAC and the NYC BBQ, regional jazz & blues festivals and dances and concerts from Boston to Atlanta. Their previous three CD releases have received worldwide play and all titles can be purchased through www.CD.Baby.com. The band has appeared on several TV shows and music from Swingadelic has been featured in two films. The band maintains a web site at www.Swingadelic.com “The strength of the orchestra is in the combined big band sound that shows plenty of muscle or sensitivity depending upon the situation. Swingadelic is a modern day representation of the roots of Jazz; the members are articulate in their execution and make the songs cook.” Frank Rubolino, Cadence“The disc contains a first-rate mix of outstandingly well-arranged classics and originals as well as a killer assortment of solos. What a great collection!” Veronica Timpanelli, JazzReview.com“The rhythm is infectious on each performance. Swingadelic seems like an excellent party band. It sounds authentic (as opposed to slick and faux retro). The arrangements and solos make for fun listening as well as dancing.” Owen Cordle, Jazz Times“..the album is a success..this listener can report that the band is well-rehearsed (thanks in part to its twice monthly gig at Maxwell's in Hoboken), snug and swinging. Solos are fairly brief but respectable ...what the band does, it does well, and those who are partial to blues with a swinging facade should find Swingadelic quite entertaining.” Jack Bowers, All About Jazz Another Monday Night Music | Category | Jazz Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7577743 | | Catalog number | 156571 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 30, 2007 |
Swingadelic Another Monday Night Songs | 1. | Burrito Malo |
| 2. | Another Monday Night At Maxwell's |
| 3. | And Suddenly You Were Gone |
| 4. | Buddy's Thang |
| 5. | Busy Body Blues |
| 6. | The Deacon's Daughter |
| 7. | The Gal From Joe's |
| 8. | Dance With You |
| 9. | Back In New York City |
| 10. | Early Morning Special |
| 11. | Come On Home |
| 12. | Big Band Blues |
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