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Recorded at Mapleshade Studio, Upper Marlboro, Maryland.
Personnel: Big Joe Maher (vocals, drums); Rick Whitehead (guitar); John Cocuzzi (piano, vibraphone).
Liner Note Author: Pierre M. Sprey.
Recording information: Mapleshade studio (12/2001-01/2002).
Photographer: Eldon Baldwin.
Personnel: John Previti (bass); Big Joe Maher (vocals, drums); Marianna Previti (vocals); John Cocuzzi (vibraphone, piano); Rick Whitehead (guitar).
JazzTimes (8/03, p.138) - "...Lullabyes conveys an earnest and straightforward vibe....The interplay between Cocuzzi and Whitehead is a strong point..." Swinging Lullabyes For My Rosetta Music John Previti Quartet Swinging Lullabyes For My Rosetta Songs Swinging Lullabyes For My Rosetta Review
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