Torsten De Winkel Discography of CDs

Torsten De Winkel songs Track Listing of songs: Pyromantic; Double Blue; Tao; Sara's Touch; Lilo and Max; Coconuts; What Lies Beyond;

Torsten De Winkel albums  

Torsten De Winkel CD discography perfect mixture of smooth contemporary jazz & soulful funk w. Richard Elliot-sax, Ronnie Laws-sax, Larry Coryell-gtr, Ray Parker Jr.-gtr + 1985 Tracks 9-12 are previously released on THE 11TH HOUSE (LP). Personnel: Alphonse Mouzon (electric piano, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, percussion); Paul Jackson, Jr. , Ray Parker Jr., Torsten de Winkel (guitar, electric guitar); Larry Coryell (electric guitar); Richard Elliot (lyre, tenor saxophone, lyricon); Chris Schneider, Ernie Watts, Christian Schneider , Ronnie Laws (tenor saxophone); Terumasa Hino (cornet, flugelhorn); Geoff Stradling (electric piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Mike Mandel (electric piano); John Lee, Kai Eckhardt-Karpeh, Nathan East (electric bass); Julia Waters, Maxine Willard Waters (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Dennis Parker ; Alan Hirshberg; Alphonse Mouzon. Recording information: Ameraycan Studio, N. Hollywood, CA; Bitton Studio, Frankfort, Germany; Can Am Studio, Reseda, CA; Magic Wand Studio, Burbank, CA; Studio Sound Recorder, N. Hollywood, CA; Wide Track Studio, Sherman Oaks, CA. Photographer: Alphonse Mouzon. Unknown Contributor Role: Alphonse Mouzon. Arranger: Alphonse Mouzon.

Torsten De Winkel music CDs multi-instrumentalist presents 17 smooth jazz songs from 9 of his albums, inc. 2 new songs & 5 new remixes, feat. Herbie Hancock, Lee Ritenour, Russ Freeman, Paul Jackson Jr., George Howard, Gerald Albright, Ernie Watts + many others Photographer: Alphonse Mouzon. Arranger: Alphonse Mouzon. Personnel: Alphonse Mouzon (acoustic guitar, strings, piano, electric piano, electric bass, drums, percussion, bells); Phillip Ingram (vocals); Russ Freeman , Lee Ritenour (acoustic guitar); Paul Jackson, Jr. , Torsten de Winkel (electric guitar); Pavel Farkas (violin); Welton Gite (strings, keyboards, bass synthesizer, electric bass); Larry Tim (oboe); Everette Harp, Gary Meek, George Howard , Paul Taylor (soprano saxophone); Eric Marienthal, Gerald Albright, Nelson Rangell, Brandon Fields (alto saxophone); Ernie Watts, Kirk Whalum, Richard Elliot (tenor saxophone); Sal Marquez (trumpet, flugelhorn); Jeff Daniel (piano); Kai Eckhardt-Karpeh, Scott Edwards (electric bass); Lynn Fiddmont, Alexandra Brown, Sandra Simmons, Lynn Davis , Portia Griffin (background vocals). Recording information: Can Am Studios, Reseda, CA (1981-1998); Corne (1981-1998); Private Island Trax Studios, Hollywood, CA (1981-1998); Trax Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA (1981-1998).

Torsten De Winkel discography German smooth jazz? That's as good an encapsulation of this disc as any, though it's hardly descriptive enough. The muted trumpet backed by moving basslines and hypnotic rhythms is more interesting than most of what you hear on smooth jazz stations. Joo Kraus and Helmut Hattler are more interested in exploring the nuances of the music than fitting into playlists. And the hip-hop rhythms seem more natural than on some other recordings in the genre. ~ Ross Boissoneau TAB TWO contains an unlisted track at the end of the disc. Recorded at Toontown Studio, Ulm, Germany. Tab Two: Joo Kraus (trumpet); Hellmut Hattler (bass). Personnel: Torsten de Winkel (guitar); David Wilczewski (saxophone); Jürgen Schlachter (cymbals). Audio Mixer: Tab Two. Recording information: Toontown Studio, Ulm, Germany. Photographer: Axl Jansen. Arranger: Tab Two. Additional personnel: N. Larquet, V. Larquet (spoken vocals); Jack Krispin (acoustic guitar); Torsten de Winkel (guitar); Dave Wilczewski (saxophone); Jurgen Schlachter (cymbals).