Danny D'imperio & The Bloviators
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Lanzado en: 16/10/2012

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Comentarios / Titulos de las canciónes:

1.1 Between Races

1.2 Big "P"

1.3 I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry

1.4 Our Delight

1.5 Meet Benny Bailey

1.6 Straight Street

1.7 Stay on It

1.8 It's Magic [Take 1] [Take]

1.9 Make It Good [Take 1] [Take]

1.10 I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry [Take 1] [Take]

1.11 The Song Is You [Take 2] [Take]

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This second volume of mid 90's recordings by Danny D'Imperio's all star lineup is the companion piece to "Alcohol". This collection also features some less well known but very worthy jazz standards, re-arranged for this 12 piece ork. The alto work of Gary Pribek is prominent here, as three features are devoted to his solos. Also the dueling trumpets of Greg Gisbert and Andy Gravish are again heard throughout, as they were on "Alcohol". As with it's sister release, the title has little or nothing to do with the content of this CD., Bass: Dave Shapiro, Design [Cover Design]: Jere Haight, Drums: Danny D'Imperio, Engineer: Kent Heckman, Guitar: Steve Brown (17), Photography By: Snade (3), Piano: Hod O'Brien, Producer [Produced By]: Barbara Meade, Producer [Produced By], Liner Notes: Danny D'Imperio, Saxophone [Saxophones]: Gary Pribek, Saxophone [Saxophones]: Joe Carello, Saxophone [Saxophones]: John Rohde, Saxophone [Saxophones]: Ralph Lalama, Trombone: John Mosca, Trumpet: Andy Gravish, Trumpet: Chris Persad, Trumpet: Greg Gisbert, Labelcode VSP124.2 (V.S.O.P. #124 CD), Phonographic Copyright (p) V.S.O.P. Records, Copyright (c) V.S.O.P. Records, Recorded At Red Rock Studios

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Danny D'Imperio

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VSP124.2

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