Andrew Jones Discography of CDs

Andrew Jones music CDs Plenty Plenty Love is a compilation of tracks from three previous releases by Andrew Jones on the Spirithouse label. Fans of ganja/folk legend David Peel will find much in common with Jones' lo-fi episodes on a CD jam-packed with an overwhelming amount of information to initiate the unprepared. There's an eight-minute documentary by filmmaker Maria Gowan culled from two larger projects, as well as a short video of the traditional Caribbean song "Run ...

Andrew Jones CD discography In a career dating back to the early 1940s, Petula Clark has succeeded in various aspects of show business in various countries, and many are reflected in this concert recording from Paris, made when she was 70 (but sounding at least 20-years-younger). Beginning as a child star on radio in the U.K., she branched out into television and films in the 1950s as a juvenile, then moved to France and became a French ...

Andrew Jones albums At just 19 years of age, multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter Lizzy McAvoy stuns audiences with her approachable, charming style, seasoned stage presence, and compelling songs about love and life. A growing chorus of supporters sings her praises, and, in the Music City, industry insiders buzz in anticipation of her forthcoming fall 2010 debut release. Having recently signed a publishing deal with top ...

Andrew Jones music CDs Personnel: Ephie Resnick (trombone, piano); Andrew Jones (guitar); Julian Siegel (saxophone); Mike Pickering (drums, percussion).

Andrew Jones discography This pleasant Rivieras retrospective includes all of the New Jersey group's singles for Coed, including the hits "Since I Made You Cry," "Moonlight Cocktails," "Moonlight Serenade," and "Count Every Star." Sensing a pattern here? The Rivieras were never doo wop's most popular group, but after "Serenade"became their biggest hit, they wisely used its premise as a thematic element. The rest of ...

Andrew Jones songs Liner Note Author: Jonathan Marsh. Recording information: Boston, MA (??/??/1973-11/27/1999); Buffalo, NY (??/??/1973-11/27/1999); Media Sound Studios, New York, NY (??/??/1973-11/27/1999); Newbury Sound Studios, Boston, MA (??/??/1973-11/27/1999). Photographers: Rudolph Robinson; Carlton Palmas. Arranger: Milton Marsh. Personnel includes: Milton Marsh (alto saxophone); Milton Ward (trumpet); Gene Adler (piano); Keith Gibson (drums). Personnel: Milton Marsh (alto saxophone); Mona Roberts, Andrew Jones , David Eure, Melvin Simms (violin); Don Pate, Brian McCree (bass violin); Donald Becker, Michael Ireland (viola); Betty Hillmon (cello); Reynold Scott (flute, baritone saxophone); Judy Kaufman (flute); Andrew Stiller (clarinet); Paul Schhlossman (oboe); Bruno Eberspacher (bassoon); Bill Cody (tenor saxophone); Milt Ward, Sinclair Acey, Kamal Abdul-Alim (trumpet); Beye Fyle (French horn); Charles Stevens, John Licata (trombone); Richard G. Johnson, John Ross , Gene Adler, Cedric Lawson (piano); Greg Bandy, Jaz Sawyer, Ken Gibson, Robert Perkins (drums); Syd Smart (percussion).