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Recorded live at Foothill College, Los Altos Hills, California on January 17 & 18, 1994. Includes liner notes by Jeff Nuss.
This 1994 recording features a likable but very conventional stage band from Southern California. The musicianship is excellent, the solos are fine, and the arrangements (mostly by bandmembers) are swinging and colorful at times. However no real surprises occur (except for the employment of a so-so male vocalist on three numbers) and none of the soloists seem destined for major careers in jazz. Fans of modern swinging big bands (the type of music extensively documented by the Sea Breeze label) will enjoy this group, but this CD is far from essential. ~ Scott Yanow
Personnel: Jim Dukey (vocals, baritone, saxophone, baritone saxophone); Lee Durley (vocals); Dave Riekenberg, Tod Dickow (tenor, saxophone, tenor saxophone); Brian Pardo , John Shifflett (guitar); Nick Phelps (saxophone, alto saxophone); Colin Wenhardt (saxophone); Brian Boothe, Brad Catania, Marvin McFadden, Louis Fasman, Steve Campos (trumpet); Kevin Porter, Mark Anderson , Dave Martell, Chip Tingle, John Gove (trombone); John Rosenberg (piano); Jeff Nuss (drums).
Audio Mixer: Gary Mankin.
Liner Note Author: Jeff Nuss.
Recording information: Foothill College, Los Altos Hills, CA [live] (01/17/1994/01/18/1994).
Arrangers: Mark Anderson ; Frank Macchia; Jim Dukey; Lee Durley.
Black Market Jazz Orchestra: Colin Wenhardt (soprano & alto saxophone), Nik Phelps (alto saxophone), Tod Dicklow, Dave Riekenberg (tenor saxophone), Jim Dukey (baritone saxophone), Marvin McFadden, Louis Fasman, Brian Boothe, Steve Campos, Brad Catania (trumpet), Kevin Porter, John Gove, Dave Martell, Mark Anderson, Chip Tingle (trombone), John Rosenberg (piano), Brian Pardo (guitar), John Shifflett (bass), Jeff Nuss (drums).
Additional personnel: Lee Durley (vocals).
JazzTimes (12/94, p.145) - "...Regardless of which decade(s) you perceive this album to represent, the net result is warm and swinging..." Black Market Jazz Orchestra Art Attack Songs | 1. | My Shining Hour |
| 2. | Blues Machine, The |
| 3. | One for Monterey |
| 4. | As Long as Your Good to Me |
| 5. | Lost in a Fog |
| 6. | Mt. Hood Runoff |
| 7. | Clyde in the Basement |
| 8. | City Lights, The |
| 9. | Says Who? |
| 10. | Windmill |
| 11. | Bye, Bye, Blues |
| 12. | No Reading in the Pit |
| 13. | Shuffle # 1,001,236 |
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