| | Zachary Scot Johnson To Whom It May Concern CD Zachary Scot Johnson Discography of CDs
To Whom It May Concern Music | Category | Folk Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7639057 | | Catalog number | 183431 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 19, 2008 |
Zachary Scot Johnson To Whom It May Concern Songs | 1. | Rewind |
| 2. | One Good Reason |
| 3. | I've Been Here |
| 4. | Now I Know |
| 5. | Don't Regret |
| 6. | These Days |
| 7. | I Was Thinking |
| 8. | Down This Road |
| 9. | The World Is Burning Down |
| 10. | Life With You |
| 11. | To Whom It May Concern |
| 12. | Dreams |
| 13. | Sour |
| 14. | One Good Reason (Live) |
| 15. | Rewind (Live) |
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Jazz guitarist Ron English has enjoyed a long and varied music career, with roots wide and deep in blues, Broadway, bebop, avant-garde, funk, Motown and gospel. Ron began playing standards for dances and receptions around his native Lansing, where his father was a well-known guitar teacher. He then graduated to a roadhouse jazz and blues mix, playing with drummer Bud Spangler and Jackson tenor man Benny Poole and various organ trios. At this time, he also met and worked with Lyman Woodard, his long time employer and collaborator. Along the way, Ron contributed the guitar solo on a classic blues rock “nugget,” the Woolies’ 1967 cover of Bo Diddley’s Who Do You Love?He joined the Detroit Contemporary 5, led by trumpeter Charles Moore, in the mid-60's. Its first edition also included drummer Danny Spencer, bassist John Dana and saxophonist Larry Nozero. The DC5 was the house band of the Detroit Artists Workshop Society, an arts collective spearheaded by legendary poet and activist John Sinclair.In the 70's, Ron played with some of the later expanded editions of the Contemporary Jazz Quartet, led by Charles Moore and pianist Kenny Cox, a band dedicated to exploring post-bop and avant-garde musical paths. He participated in the artistic self-determination efforts of the 70's with the Strata complex of organizations, which produced concerts and records including CJQ’s Locations and Lyman Woodard’s Saturday Night Special, on which Ron was featured.From the 70's into the 90's, Ron toured and recorded with Michigan jazz artists Lyman Woodard, Phil Ranelin, Wendell Harrison, Kenny Cox, the Jimmy Wilkins Orchestra, the Austin-Moro Big Band, and Eddie Russ, with whom he toured Europe. He also toured as a backing musician for the Four Tops, Martha Reeves & the Vandellas, and the Supremes’ Mary Wilson, and recorded with Gladys Knight and the Pips. He made much of his living for a number of years in the pit orchestras for the Fisher Theater and others, backing Broadway musicals and pop acts.Beginning in the late 70's, Ron led his own jazz groups in the greater Detroit area, starting when his quartet played every Thursday night at Cobb’s Corner. Ron’s groups opened concerts for Freddie Hubbard, McCoy Tyner and the Jazz Crusaders, among others, and appeared frequently in Detroit’s Labor Day Jazz Festival at Hart Plaza. His 1988 LP From Now to Then was drawn from live concerts at the Detroit Institute of Arts.In the ...
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