On February 25, 2014, “J&R Adventures” label released “Rock Candy Funk Party Takes New York: Live at the Iridium”, album by Rock Candy Funk Party. It was recorded in 2013, and ws produced by Tal Bergman.
Personnel:
Joe Bonamassa – lead guitar
Ron DeJesus – lead guitar
Renato Neto – keyboards
Mike Merritt – bass
Tal Bergman – drums
Daniel Sadownick – percussion
Track listing:
All tracks by Tal Bergman, Joe Bonamassa, Ron DeJesus, Michael Merritt and Renato Neto, except where noted.
On September 20, 2005, “Equal Vision Records” label released “Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness”, the third Coheed and Cambria studio album. It was recorded February – May 2005, at “Applhead Recording” in Woodstock, NY, and was produced by Michael Birnbaum and Chris Bittner.
Personnel:
Claudio Sanchez – lead and backing vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, keyboards, piano
Travis Stever – lead and rhythm guitars, lap steel guitar, mandolin, backing vocals
On September 9, 2003, “Verve” label released “Wide Angles”, the 20th Michael Brecker album. It was recorded in January 2003, and was produced by Michael Brecker and Gil Goldstein. In 2004, “Wide Angels” won the “Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album”.
On October 7, 2016, “Blue Note” label released “Day Breaks”, the sixth Norah Jones studio album. It was recorded in 2015, and was produced by Norah Jones, Eli Wolf and Sarah Oda.
Personnel:
Norah Jones– vocals, electric guitar, Hammond B3, piano, Wurlitzer electric piano
Dan Lead – pedal steel guitar
Peter Remm – electric guitar, Hammond B3
Tony Scherr– electric guitar, backing vocals
Lonnie Smith– Hammond B3, backing vocals
Jon Cowherd– Hammond B3
Tony Maceli – bass guitar
John Patitucci– bass guitar
Vicente Archer – bass guitar
Brian Blade– drums
Chris Thomas – acoustic bass, bass guitar, electric guitar
Karriem Riggins– drums
Daniel Sadownick – percussion
Wayne Shorter– soprano saxophone
Leon Michels – tenor saxophone
Dave Guy – trumpet
Walter Hawkes – trombone
Katie Kresek, Max Moston – violin
Todd Low – viola
Dave Eggar– cello
Catherine Popper– vocals
Petter Ericson Stakee – backing vocals
Sasha Dobson– backing vocals
Dave Eggar – string arrangements
Chuck Palmer – arrangements, string conductor
Ted Tuthill – engineer
Tom Elmhirst– mixing
Owen Mulholland – engineer assistant
Joe Visciano – mixing assistant
Greg Calbi– mastering
Marcela Avelar – art direction
Danny Clinch– photography
Phil Faconti – copyist, orchestration
Brandon Bost, Jeff Citron, Cameron Alexander, Adam Tilzer – studio assistant
Track listing:
Burn – Norah Jones, Sarah Oda
Tragedy – Norah Jones, Sarah Oda
Flipside – Norah Jones, Peter Remm
It’s a Wonderful Time for Love – Norah Jones, Sarah Oda
And Then There Was You – Norah Jones, Peter Remm
Don’t Be Denied- Neil Young
Day Brakes – Norah Jones, Peter Remm
Peace – Horace Silver
Once I Had a Laugh – Norah Jones
Sleeping Wild – Sarah Oda
Carry On – Norah Jones
Fleurette Africaine (African Flower) – Duke Ellington
On August 24, 1999, “Maverick Records” label released “Bitter”, the third Meshell Ndegeocello solo studio album. It was recorded 1989 – 1999, and was produced by Craig Street.
Personnel:
Meshell Ndegéocello- vocals, electric bass, additional instruments
Lisa Coleman- piano, keyboards
Wendy Melvoin- guitar
Chris Bruce – guitar
Doyle Bramhall II- guitar
Ronny Drayton- electric guitar
Greg Leisz- pedal steel guitar
David Torn- guitar
Abraham Laboriel Jr.- drums, percussion
Daniel Sadownick -percussion
Joe Henry- vocals
Sandra Park -violin
Sharon Yamada – violin
Robert Rinehart -viola
Alan Stepansky -cello
Biti Straug -backing vocals
Arif St. Michael – backing vocals
Steve Barber –string arrangements
Dusty Wakeman –engineer
Husky Hoskuids – additional recordings engineer
Tom Schick – additional recordings engineer
Chris Ribando – second engineer
Rafael Serrano – second engineer
Elijah Bradford – second engineer
Roger Moutenot – mixing
Josh Turner – mixing assistant
Greg Calbi– mastering
Kevin Reagan – art direction, design
Gail Swanlund– design
Sheryl Nields –photography
Paul Thompson – production assistant
Kai Morrison – project coordination
Track lsiting:
Adam – Meshell Ndegéocello
Fool of Me – Meshell Ndegéocello, Frederico Gonzalez Peña
On February 29, 2000, “Giant Records/Warner Bros” label released “Two Against Nature” the eighth Steely Dan album. “Two Against nature” was recorded 1977 to 1999, and was produced by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen. The album won Steely Dan four “Grammy Awards”, including “Album of the Year”.
Personnel:
Walter Becker– bass, lead guitar
Donald Fagen– vocals, organ, piano, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer
Ted Baker – piano, Fender Rhodes
Jon Herington– acoustic and rhythm guitar
Paul Jackson Jr. – guitar
Hugh McCracken– guitar
Dean Parks– guitar
Tom Barney – bass
Keith Carlock– drums
Leroy Clouden – drums
Vinnie Colaiuta– drums
Sonny Emory– drums
Ricky Lawson– drums
Michael White – drums
Gordon Gottlieb – percussion
Will Lee– percussion
Daniel Sadownick – percussion, timbales
David Shank – vibraphone
Steve Shapiro– vibraphone
Lawrence Feldman – clarinet, tenor saxophone
Amy Helm – whistle
Michael Hitchcock – trumpet
Michael Leonhart– trumpet, Wurlitzer, conductor
Lou Marini– alto saxophone
Chris Potter– alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
Jim Pugh– trombone
Roger Rosenberg – bass clarinet, baritone saxophone
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