Victor Rivera Discography of CDs

Victor Rivera discography Available at www.kivelrecords.com. Adriangale: Jamie Rowe (vocals); Victor Rivera (guitar, drums, background vocals); Scott "Riff" Miller (guitar, background vocals); Scott Novello (bass guitar, background vocals). Additional personnel: Alex Salz ...

Victor Rivera music CDs From start to finish, "Collateral Damage" is an absolute triumph and Ted's vocals never sounded better. It's so refreshing to actually see an artist mature over the years and this is very true of Ted Poley. from his glory days back in DANGER DANGER till the more intricate, well written and brilliantly arranged music he is putting out today, Poley has definitely come a long way. Joined by long-time friend and fellow DANGER DANGER band mate Andy Timmons on guitar for this one. What a release! Collateral Damage is Ted Poley and AOR at its best! if you are a fan of AOR or melodic rock, you NEED this CD. Recording information: Chunky Production Studios, Tarrytown, NY. Photographers: Stephen Jensen; Dan Machnik. Personnel: Ted Poley (vocals); Victor Rivera (guitar, bass guitar, drums); Kenneth E. Kristiansen, Xavier Paladian, Andy Timmons, Bill Leverty, Pete Lesperance (guitar); Alex Salzman (keyboards); Vic Rivera (drums); Mike Ledesma, Patrick Simonsen, Erik Johnson (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Alex Salzman.

Victor Rivera CD discography LIVE PROGRAM is a live concert recording by Adriangale, made in a rented warehouse. Available at www.kivelrecords.com. Adriangale: Jamie Rowe (vocals); Victor Rivera (guitar, background vocals); Scott "Riff" Miller (guitar); Scott Novello (electric bass, background vocals).

Victor Rivera albums All songs written by Nino Caicedo except "Almendra" (Abelardo Valdez). Not all great Latin-jazz bands are from Cuba or Puerto Rico; this one hails from Colombia, co-led by trombonist/guitarist/bassist Alexis Lozano and pianist Israel Tenenbaum, with music composed by Nino Caicedo. Guayacan is a ten-piece act of brass, percussion, and vocals, with many extras in all three sections to make them sound even larger. Papo Lucca guests on piano, and he presumably plays the hottest three solos, while Carlos Sanchez, Mauricio Guerrero, and Carlos Brito lead the singing. Danny Jimenez is the head trumpeter, while Luis Pacheco and Jimmy Delgado join Guayacan's percussion regulars Wilson Viveros, Denilson Ibarguen, and Welsare Aguilar. Jaime Henao is the regular second pianist. The consistency of Guayacan is most noticeable; the majority of these tunes are midtempo danzones. They build happy music in a unified collective effort, structured but no less ebulliently expressed. Simpler horns and a quote from "America" crops up during "Medellin, Medellin," while the sparse horn lines get more play on "Tu Me Haces Feliz"; both include potent piano solos. Group vocals are prevalent for the clave, mambo-type love song "Cuanto Te Quiero," and for the bright, horn-accented tale of "Senora Mia." More songs on the danceable side are "Por un Beso/Because of One Kiss" and "Si Tu No Estas," and "A Vesces" features an accordion solo. The ...

Victor Rivera songs Dia Len, New York, New York. Recorded at Audiovision, Bogota, Colombia; Miami Sound, Miami, Florida; Personnel: Carlos Augosto (vocals); Juancho Roix (accordion); Danny Jimenez, Victor Rivera (trumpet); Gonzalo Palacios (trombone); Denilson Ibarguen (congas); Welsare Aguilar (bongos); William Valdés (timbales); Wilson Viveros (percussion); Diana Serna, Alexis ...

Victor Rivera CD discography "No Debes Llorar" was nominated for the 2000 Latin Grammy Award for Best Regional Song. Personnel: Victor Rivera (bajo sexto); Jesús Ramírez (percussion). Audio Mixers: Armando Lichtenberger, Jr.; Randy Miller. Recording information: Houston Sound Studio.

Victor Rivera albums Ted Poley: Ted Poley (vocals, piano, background vocals). Personnel: Victor Rivera (guitar, background vocals); JK Northrup (guitars, bass guitar); Eric Ragno, Gary Corbett (keyboards); Danzoid (drums, percussion).