Baron Raymonde Discography of CDs

Baron Raymonde albums Contemorary Jazz Track Listing of songs: Giving Up Your Love; Cigarettes and Soda; Back In ...

Baron Raymonde music CDs blues from the guitarist who has played for the Blues Brothers, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf, Memphis Slim & James Cotton Liner Note Author: Joe Roesch. Recording information: Northlake Sound. Illustrator: Keith Lo Bue. Personnel: Matt "Guitar" Murphy (vocals, guitar); Howard Eldridge (vocals); Gary "Sonny, Jr." Onofrio (harmonica); Baron Raymonde (alto saxophone); Jim Biggens (tenor saxophone); Roger Young (piano); Floyd Murphy (drums, percussion); Joe Roesch (drums). Audio Mixers: Joe Roesch; Vic Steffens.

Baron Raymonde CD discography Photographer: Yuri Dojc. Arranger: Mac Gollehon. Personnel: Mac Gollehon (trumpet, trombone); Robert Arron (flute, piccolo); Mauricio Smith (flute); Baron Raymonde (alto saxophone); José Febles, Pedro "Puchi" Boulong, Doc Cheatham, Ray Maldonado, Lester Bowie (trumpet); Harry d'Aguiar, Michael Grey, Jose Rodriguez , Barry Rogers (trombone); Hilton Ruiz, Larry Harlow (piano, organ); Alon Nechushten (piano, Wurlitzer organ); Gliberto "El Pulpo" Colon (piano); Charlie Palmieri (organ); A.J. Mantas (vibraphone); Tony Thompson (drums); Frankie Malable, Sa Davis (congas, bata); Patato Valdez, Eddie Montalvo (congas); Pablo Rosario (bongos); Sammy Pagan (bata); Francisco "Kako" Bastar, Poncho Ramon, Nicky Marrero (timbales); Ray Colón, Jimmy Delgado (percussion). Liner Note Author: Mac Gollehon.

Baron Raymonde albums Although Southside Johnny (born John Lyon) is most readily associated with fellow New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen, GRAPEFRUIT MOON finds the rock veteran taking on the songs of the Boss's more eccentric kindred spirit--Tom Waits. With his charmingly rough-hewn voice, Southside Johnny is a natural for the Waits canon, though he puts his own bluesy stamp on every tune. Highlights of the set, which at times reaches back to Waits's 1970s lounge-lizard material, include a jazz-tinged, piano-led version of the melancholy "Yesterday Is Here" and a spare, sauntering take on "Walk Away," a track that also features Waits himself on vocals. 180 gram repressing of Johnny's 2008 album of Tom Waits covers.

Baron Raymonde discography In the ageless tradition of "cuter than hell" boy-bands with candy-coated harmonies, Boyzone are poised to accept the top-spot title and run with it. WHERE WE BELONG, the band's R&B/pop-flavored debut, is primed for superstardom. Boyzone enjoyed massive chart success in the U.K., and history ...