Steve Wiest Discography of CDs

Steve Wiest albums STEVE WIEST Steve has played and jamed with:• Dizzy Gillespie-who signed Steve's horn during a concert • Tito Puente • Fabian • Leslie Gore • Claire Fisher • Soloman Burk • Maggie Carlis (Cuba) • Zephyr (On there last albumn Heart Beat)• Rombert Egues (former musical director for Arturo ...

Steve Wiest CD discography Directors: Alan Shinn; Bob Lark. Photographer: David Gross. Arranger: Frank Mantooth. Personnel: Frank Mantooth (piano, keyboards); Clark Terry (vocals, trumpet, flugelhorn); Steve Erquiaga (guitar); Jerry DiMuzio (flute, clarinet, baritone saxophone); Jim Massoth (flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Bill Sears (flute, alto saxophone); Ed Petersen (flute, tenor saxophone); Howie Smith (saxophone, soprano saxophone, ...

Steve Wiest discography Riding the crest of renewed interest in swing (which Doc Severinsen can take significant credit for) has taken the Tonight Show Band successor into the studios for another swing album, this one honoring the blues. The set kicks off with a brief Stan Kenton-like "Intro a la Indigo" seguing ...

Steve Wiest albums Dan Cavanagh makes his recording debut as a leader with this striking big-band date. One of the challenges young bandleaders face is tackling a program of original material with supporting musicians who also aren't widely known, but Cavanagh quickly makes it apparent that he not only writes challenging and ...

Steve Wiest CD discography Live Recording Recording information: 06/23/1982-06/24/1982. Photographer: C. O'Rear. Arrangers: Denis DiBlasio; Don Sebesky; Chris Braymen; Nick Lane; Gary Lindsay. Personnel: Maynard Ferguson (vocals, trumpet, flugelhorn); Nelson Hill (soprano & alto saxophones); Daniel Jordan (tenor saxophone); Denis DiBlasio (baritone saxophone, flute); Stan Mark, Alan Wise, Hoby Freeman (trumpet); Steve Wiest, Chris Braymen (trombone); Ron ...

Steve Wiest music CDs Recorded at International Sound Studio, Denver, Colorado in 1997-98. Personnel: David Booker (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, cymbals); Bob "Catfish" Hodge (vocals, acoustic guitar); Mary Flower (dobro); Charlie Provenza (mandolin); Dan Treanor (harmonica); John Scruggs (tenor saxophone); Steve Wiest (trumpet); Paul Mandrake (organ); Eugene Smith (drums). Audio Mixer: Ric Adams. Liner Note ...

Steve Wiest songs Recording information: Streeterville Recording Studios, Chicago, IL (12/1991-12/1992). Photographer: David Gross. Personnel includes: Frank Mantooth (arranger), Kevin Mahogany (vocals), Clark Terry, Bobby Shew (trumpets), Ramsey Lewis (piano). Personnel: Frank Mantooth (keyboards); Kevin Mahogany (vocals); Danny Embrey, Steve Erquiaga (guitar); Ed Petersen, Scott Robinson , Edward Petersen (flute, clarinet, tenor saxophone); Kim Park ...

Steve Wiest albums A blast off from Bobby Shew's trumpet in the first few measures of Paul McKee's "The Messenger," the first cut on this album, sets the stage for over 70 minutes of sometimes rip-roaring, other times mellow, but always dynamic big-band music in a modern vein. Of the ten tracks, ...

Steve Wiest music CDs Live from San Francisco was Maynard Ferguson's strongest jazz album in quite a few years. Utilizing a small big band comprised of 12 pieces, Ferguson is in consistently fiery form during a session recorded live at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. "Bebop Buffet" (which has quotes ...

Steve Wiest discography Director: Stanley Clarke . Unknown Contributor Role: Maynard Ferguson. Personnel: Maynard Ferguson (soprano saxophone, trumpet, flugelhorn, brass, baritone horn); Maynard Ferguson; Pattie Brooks, Denise Maynelli, Marti McCall (vocals); Nelson Hill (alto); Denis DiBlasio, Marty Walsh (guitar); Larry McNeely (banjo); Stella Castellucci (harp); Assa Drori, Jerome Reisler, Ken Yerke, ...