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Carmen McRae

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Just Carmen (At Ratso’s Vol.3)
1. Don’t Misunderstand
2. Ain’t Misbehavin’
3. I’m Pulling Through
4. I Only Have Eyes For You
5. Reaching For The Moon
6. A Weaver Of Dreams
7. Try A Little Tenderness
8. Exactly Like You
9. Detour Ahead
10. A Beautiful Friendship
11. Song For You (Marshall Otwell at the Piano)

Carmen McRae - At Ratso's Vol.1

At Ratso’s Vol.1
1. Music
2. You And I
3. Elusive Butterfly
4. Lost Up In Loving You
5. Hey John
6. All By Myself
7. A Letter For Anna Lee
8. Ellington Medley:
Satin Doll
Mood Indigo
I Didn’t Know About You
It Don’t Mean A Thing
9. Would You Believe
10. Them There Eyes
11. Dindi
12. I Am Music
13. Play-Off

Carmen McRae’s Trio
Marshall Otwell Piano
Ed Bennett Bass
Joey Baron Drums

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Woody Herman - Blues In The Night

From WAZE Radio, an original live recording from the Ft. Harrison Hotel, Clearwater, Florida 1971. Recorded live by Ron Hitchcock.

1.  Blue Flame – Theme Song
2.  Keep On Keepin’ On
3.  Adam’s Apple        arr. Alan Broadbent
4.  Blues In The Night    arr. Alan Broadbent
5.  25 or 6 to 4
6.  Medley:
Pennies From Heaven
I’ve Got The World On A String
7.  Woody reminisces about Igor Stravinsky
8.  Love In Silent Amber    arr. Alan Broadbent
9.  Variations On A Scene  arr. Alan Broadbent
10.  Bijou   arr. Ralph Burns
11.  Woody recalls “Sidewalk”
12.  Sidewalk Stanley  arr. Alan Broadbent
13.  Theme Song

The Bus  April 25, 1971
Trumpets
Tony Klatka
Bob Agnew
Buddy Powers
Forest Buchtel
Bill Byrne
Trombones
Bobby Burgess
Rick Stepton
Don Switzer
Saxes
Sal Nistico (tenor)
Frank Tiberi (tenor)
Steve Lederer (tenor)
Mike Hanson (baritone)
Drums
Ed Soph
Bass
Bill Terry
Piano and Fender Rhodes
Alan Broadbent

The Bus  April 26, 1971
Trumpets
Tony Klatka
Tom Harrell
Buddy Powers
Forest Buchtel
Bill Byrne
Trombones
Bobby Burgess
Ira Nepus
Don Switzer
Saxes
Sal Nistico (tenor)
Frank Tiberi (tenor)
Steve Lederer (tenor)
Gene Smookler (baritone)
Drums
Ed Soph
Bass
Alan Read
Piano and Fender Rhodes
Alan Broadbent
Band Leader
Woodrow Charles Thomas Herman
played clarinet, soprano and tenor saxophone, sang, and still swings…

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May
Cool Jazz

Cool Jazz

Would anyone be interested in an LP release, perhaps a 2-LP set of the Carmen McRae • At Ratso’s (including v.1 and v.2)?  Please send feedback or comment. This is one of Carmen’s finest performance and worthy of a lacquer release if we gather enough interest. Please offer opinion or interest!

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Don Peake Its About Time

Don Peake It's About Time

Don Peake, an original “Studio Dog” icon, presents his new jazz album.
HMR-9103 Now Available. iTunes.com also has this album for sample and download.

It’s About Time
1. Just Friends
2. Soho Blue
3. Girl With The Flaxen Hair
4. Honeysuckle Rhythm
5. Lookin’ For Trouble
6. Lover Man
7. Natasha
8. Sweet Dick Willie
9. Battle Hymn Of The Republic

Recently inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame, Don Peake is a multi-talented musician who has worked as a guitarist, arranger, record producer, and film music composer. Starting his professional musical career as a guitarist in 1961, Peake’s talent was recognized early when he toured as lead guitarist with the Everly Brothers at the age of 21, playing in the U.S. and Europe for two years. Peake returned to Los Angeles to establish himself as a recording musician, and played for many of the legendary performers under Phil Spector’s production including The Righteous Brothers – “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling”, Ike and Tina Turner – ” River Deep Mountain High”, as well as recording with Mahalia Jackson, Billy Preston, Cannonball Adderly, Marvin Gaye, and Diana Ross.

He played lead guitar for Marvin Gaye (Let’s Get It On), and on all the Jackson Five’s original hits, “ABC”, “I Want You Back”, etc. Don was on the Commodores, Smokey Robinson, The Supremes, The Temptations, and many more Motown Artists’ records as a staff guitarist for Motown Records.  Don also played on John Lennon’s records that Phil Spector produced, and on all of Barry White’s hit records, some of which he arranged.

The Don Peake All-Stars
Don Peake, Band leader, guitar, composer and arranger
John Leftwich, Bass
John Patitucci, Bass on Battle Hymn
Billy Mintz, Drums
Mike Garson, Keyboards
Ray Pizzi, Saxophone, Bassoon