Paul Demarinis Discography of CDs

Paul Demarinis music CDs erika may sings jazz standards and originals, her charming voice and swinging flute are joined by Dave Black, Farshid Sotanshahi, and Billy Engel on guitars, Paul DiMarinis on tenor Saxophone, and Willem von Hombracht on upright bass for the cd, 'Miao Miao, cat in a hat'. Flirty and sassy, describes 'My Heart Belongs to Daddy', 'Old Devil Moon', and 'Miao Miao', the title track written by erika may, as well as the dreamy 'Climate of your Mind'. erika may's supple, octave spanning voice is showcased in the eclectic and melodically expressive tunes such as 'Twisted' and 'Harlem Nocturne'. Latin rhythms in 'Sway', 'Agua de Beber', and 'Softly as in a Morning Sunrise' with have you kicking up your heels. A nod to bebop and trad-jazz is given in 'How High the Moon / Ornithology', Charlie Parker lives on! Flamenco inspired the exquisite take ...

Paul Demarinis CD discography  

Paul Demarinis albums Dave Black is one of the most sought after guitarists in the Midwest. He has performed and recorded with many artists from a wide range of musical genres including blues, jazz, rock, country and folk. His versitility is apparent on his latest project, "Alone & Together" on Wildstone Audio. Dave use his instrumental voice not only as an outlet for unlimited expression but also as ...

Paul Demarinis discography Contains: Carl Stone "Wall Me Do" and "Hop Ken" / Paul Dresher "Other Fire and Water Dreams" / Maggi Payne "Airwaves (realities)" / Paul DeMarinis "I Want You" and "Kokole" / Laetitia Sonami "Pie Jesu - Sounds from Empty Places No. 3." ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny

Paul Demarinis songs (acoustic & electric guitars); Dan Eubanks (acoustic & electric basses); Kevin Gianino (drums). Includes liner notes by David Clewell. Non-Trad Jazz(In Style Of Dave Holland,Ralph Towner) Personnel: David W. Black (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Paul de Marinis (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Dan Eubanks (acoustic bass, electric bass); Kevin Gianino (drums). Recording information: 1997. Photographer: Jeff Appel. Brilliant Corners: Paul DeMarinis (soprano & tenor saxophones); Dave Black

Paul Demarinis CD discography "Blue" Gene Tyranny is the solo, sometimes overdubbed, keyboardist on four works written for him by four rather different composers. Robert Ashley's "Sonata" was begun in 1959 and left to languish for almost two decades before being finished in 1978 at Tyranny's insistence. Though containing none of the quasi-rock feeling that would pervade much of his later work, it has a looseness of sound ...