Patrick Boyle Discography of CDs

Patrick Boyle CD discography Track Listing of songs: Mr. Jim's Reels; Big R; Always On My Mind; Nutty; Lines; Hold Out; She Could Be ...

Patrick Boyle albums Audio Mixers: Don Ellis; Laurence Currie. Personnel: Tim Baker (vocals, guitar, piano, organ); Vernon Regehr (cello); Patrick Boyle (clarinet, trumpet, flugelhorn); Dave Lane (drums).

Patrick Boyle CD discography Inspired by legendary Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt, Newfoundlander Duane Andrews performs a melange of jazz and folk music. A virtuoso guitarist, Duane melds traditional Newfoundland folk music with it's mix of French, Irish, Portuguese and English influences with Manouche (Gypsy Jazz) in the same way that Django Reinhardt infused Jazz with Gypsy melody. An award winning multi-instrumentalist, record producer and filmmaker, Andrews has worked with a variety of artists including Canadian Jazz legends such as Mike Murley and Doug Riley, Folk icon Ken Whiteley, Afro-Newfoundland group Mopaya, Irish fiddle master Seamus Creagh and the Chieftains to name a few. A graduate of the Jazz Studies program at St. FXU (BA Music, Honours), Duane spent several years studying music composition initially at the Conservatoire International de Paris and eventually with Georges Boeuf and Regis Campo at the Conservatoire National de Region in Marseille, France. It was during his time in France that Reinhardt's music had a profound impact on Duane. Upon returning to his home province of Newfoundland and Labrador in 2002 Duane began fusing traditional Newfoundland music with Reinhardt's style and his own original compositions. This work resulted in the 2004 release of his dynamic debut solo CD, simply titled, Duane Andrews and the 2006 release of his latest recording "Crocus". Recording information: Chez Great Big Studios, St. John's, Mexico (03/2006). Photographer: Chris Frazer Smith. Personnel: Patrick Boyle (trumpet); Skip Beckwith, Steve Hussey, Dave Rowe (upright bass). Audio Mixer: David G. Hillier.

Patrick Boyle music CDs Another attempt at combining traditional and pop musics with skillful handlings of Celtic instrumentation and mainstream rock songcrafting. Nevertheless, Great Big Sea's sound has begun develop a staleness here due to each new album's thematic and sonic similarities. The album runs the gamut of tempos, from ballads to rollicking chanteys, and it's closing track, "Fortune," is an energetic reel in the manner of crowd-pleaser "Mari-Mac." ...