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NEW YORK NEW SOUND was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album.
This star-studded party led by long-revered Gerald Wilson reads like a roll call of jazz history past and present. Something of a great-grandfather ... New York New Sound Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $3.39) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Trumpet, Jazz, Big Band | | Label | Mack Avenue | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank |  17175  | | CD Universe Part number | 6072402 | | Catalog number | 31009 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 26, 2003 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Stix Hooper | | Personnel | Gerald Wilson - arranger
Jerry Dodgion - alto saxophone, flute ;
Also: Clark Terry, Frank Wess, Kenny Barron, Jimmy Heath, Oscar Castro-Neves, Renee Rosnes |
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Jamaica's Reggae Artist Mega Banton Records his first Soca Track, Exec. Producer and Publisher Mr.Tony Eno for Eno's Ltd. Eno's First Compilation Album...No Obstacles... is consisting of a compilation of well talented Artiste from the Islands of Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica, with the release of a few tracks from the album, the reviews have been off the hook, with emails and calls wanting to buy the album. Asked Eno did you expect such a response in such a short space of time being the tracks were recorded two weeks ago and released four days now? Eno said " Well this took me by share surprise, I never expected people to react so quickly, I knew they would love the tracks as I did when recording them, but WAW, two of the tracks that was released was Give praise to the most high - Guiding Light, and Obstacles, being the theme track for the album, request to hear them has gone through the roof" the Album is due to be launched in Winter of 2009. (Trinidad Guardian News Papers) By Stephanie serac) To keep it real. That's why Gen-X (Casio Anthony) and GQ (Gideon Quashie), two young Trinidad producers from the south believe that Tony Eno, a Canada-based producer can bring their music on the world stage. Eno is the executive producer/publisher of the album No Obstacles, recorded in one week in Zero-One and Outback studios in Fyzabad. He spent two weeks in Trinidad on a quest to find new talents. Helped by Gen-X and GQ, Eno recruited several young Soca, dancehall and reggae artistes from South Trinidad, like Bongo Spear (Gerald Johnson) and King Shorn (Kern Thomas), and also popular Jamaican artiste Mega Banton, to record seven tracks. Eno said: We faced a lot of obstacles to record this CD, like street protests with people burning tires in the roads. That's why I named the CD No Obstacles. He added: It seems that in Trinidad if you are not associated with people working in the radio stations, your music won't never be played... He gave the assurance that he can make it happen in England and in North America for the artistes he chose. I am an international journalist and I know I can succeed in getting their music broadcasted, he said. I took the best in the crop and we recorded night and day to propose those titles to the radios and other media. I want to bring Trinidad music to the same level as American music. But, our music has got so much more to offer. It can be on a serious subject but with so much humour that it can make you laugh about it. Gen-X, a young, aspiring songwriter/musician said: ..I just want to be me. I don..t want to follow anyone else rules. Most of the artistes who began to sing positive things about love, God, saying to put down the guns, after two or three songs begin to sing ...
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