| | Boulevard Big Band Take Only For Pain CD Boulevard Big Band Discography of CDs
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Recording information: Sound Trek Studio, Kansas City, Missouri.
Boulevard Big Band: Hal Melia, Todd Wilkinson (soprano saxophone); Jim Vandel (alto saxophone); Pete Christlieb, Bill Caldwell, Phil Brenner (tenor saxophone); Michael McGraw, Chuck Tumlinson, Al Pearson, Dave Aaberg (trumpet); Tom Harrell, Jay Sollenberger (flugelhorn); Steve Dekker, Greg Finch (trombone); Frank Mantooth, Wayne Hawkins (piano); Tim Brewer (bass instrument); Todd Strait (drums).
Boulevard Big Band Take Only For Pain Songs Take Only For Pain Music Review Purchase Take Only For Pain CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Stan Hope Pastels CD (1999)
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| | Horace Silver Finger Poppin' CD (1996) Remastered
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| | Bill Cunliffe It's About Love CD (2004)
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| | Russell Malone Playground CD (2004)
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| | Phil Woods This Is How I Feel About Quincy CD (2004)
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This session recorded in 2004 features alto sax great Phil Woods and his Little Big Band performing memorable jazz songs written by legendary composer/arranger Quincy Jones. Phil is joined by 8 other jazz musicians including Bill Charlap on piano and Brian Lynch on trumpet:***************"As this marvelous record so eloquently bears out, Phil Woods today is at the very top of his form-and that, my friends, is a claim based on nearly fifty years (help!) of listening to this extraordinary artist, live and on record. Here Phil pays homage to another dear friend, happily very much alive, and Phil's junior by about 16 months, the one and only Quincy Jones. The title is derived from a l956 LP-Quincy's first as a leader-called "This Is How I Feel About Jazz". This is not the place for even a brief resume of Q.'s amazing career; suffice it to say that by then he had already developed an original voice as an arranger and composer and paid his dues as a member of Lionel Hampton's trumpet section, sitting next to Clifford Brown and Art Farmer.(Digression: It is a tribute to Phil as a person as well as a musician that he has been able to maintain his own regularly constituted group for lo, these many years; Steve Gilmore and Bill Goodwin were on board when the quartet started in ...
| | Manny Albam/The Jazz Workshop CD (2006) (Import) Bonus Tracks; Spain
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| | David Grier I've Got The House To Myself CD (2002)
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| | Jimmy Giuffre Easy Way CD (1959) Remastered; Digipak
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| | Eric Vloeimans Hidden History CD (2004) (Import) Import; Netherlands
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| | Daddy X Family Ties CD (2006)
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| | Big Rain CD (2004)
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The first single, “I’m Not Running” stayed on the charts for 24 weeks and hit # 27 on IndieWorld Country Report and # 36 on New Music Weekly National Charts. The second hit single “Sweet Inspiration” hit # 14 on New Music Weekly Indie Chart, # 48 on New Music Weekly Main Chart, and went to #1 on IndieWorld.Big Rain has been performing nonstop for eleven years. During this time, they have logged over 1,100 performances, performed with some of the biggest names in the business, and have an established reputation as a great band with an uplifting sound. The band’s dynamic sound is built on superb songwriting and vocals. Their performances effortlessly flow from mid- to up- tempo dance songs, to heart- felt ballads and into improvisational jams that the band calls free falling, or Free-Falls.With the release of three successful Albums on their own Indie Label Big Rain established themselves as a recording and performing artist with a unique and original sound. After receiving a recording contract with Ray Ruff at Oak Records they completed their new Album “Big Rain”.The band completed the new album at American Recording Company with the legendary Producer/Promoter Ray Ruff, of Oak Records and one of the most successful Engineer and Producer Teams of the last 40 years, Bill Cooper and Richie Podolor. Ray Ruff and American Recording Company are considered to be the cream de core of the recording industry. This team has produced the biggest names and hits in the industry. Between them they have about two hundred chart busters and Gold Records.The new Album and the third single, “December Night” released in November 2005, is being added to radio play lists through out the states and the world.Music That Has LegsThe new album “Big Rain” features Big Rain’s core trio of Peter Alamo, Bruce Guynn, and James Chatter ton. Bruce Guynn handles lead vocals, bass guitar and keyboards. Peter Alamo plays lead and rhythm guitars and sings vocal harmony. James Chatterton adds guitars and piano. On drums and percussion is the renowned session man, Chet McCracken, who was with the Doobie Brothers for 18 years. On several occasions, Chet has received honors as Rock Drummer of the Year. Richie Podolor, one of the pioneers in surf guitar with his hooky melodic styles, and one of the top mandolin players adds his mandolin to the mix. Richie produced the hits for Three Dog Night and Steppenwolf. Both bands have gold records on his Wall of Fame. He was also rated as the number two on a list of top ten producers for the decade of the 70’s. Two of Southern California’s best, Doug Livingston on peddle steel guitar and Bobby Furgo on fiddle complete the unique sound that is the new album “Big Rain”.Big Rain is the true definition of the working mans band. The trials and tribulations they have faced would have stopped most other bands dead in their tracks. But these guys have stayed true to their artistic vision and true to the music. They have done, with little resources, what others only dream about. With every major set back, they have come away stronger because the music has amazing staying power. Bruce Guynn and Peter Alaimo are fabulous performers and two of the nicest and toughest people you will ever meet. James Chatterton joined forces with them to record the record after performing with them a few times. They knew each other because Jim's band, Vera, had shared the bill with them on several ...
| | Coral Roots And Echoes CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Apples & Snakes Twofive:Vinyl To Down CD (2008) (Import) Import
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