On March 22, 1994, Daniel Earl Hartman died aged 43. He was musician (guitar, bass guitar, keyboards), singer, songwriter and music producer. As songwriter, musician and producer he collaborated with many musicians and bands including The Edgar Winter Group, James Brown, the Plasmatics, Steve Winwood, Time Bandits, Paul King, Joe Cocker, Tina Turner, Holly Johnson, Take That, Dusty Springfield, Bonnie Tyler, Living in a Box and Paul Young. As leader Hartman released eight albums.
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Christian Scott: Ancestral Recall
On March 22, 2019, “Ropeadope Records” label released “Ancestral Recall”, the 14th Christian Scott album. It was recorded April – December 2018, at “The Champagne Room West” and “The Parlor” in New Orleans, and was produced by Christian aTunde Adjuah (Christian Scott).
Personnel:
- Christian Scott – vocals, trumpet, African drums, drums, flugelhorn, keyboards, mallets, percussion, siren
- Kris Funn – bass
- Lawrence Fields – piano
- Corey Fonville – drums
- Amadou Kouyate – percussion
- Weedie Braimah – vocals, percussion
- Themba Mkhatshwa – percussion
- Munir Zakee Richard – percussion
- Logan Richardson – alto saxophone
- Elena Pinderhughes – flute
- Mike Larry Draw – vocals
- Devan Mayfield – vocals
- Chris Turner – vocals
- Saul Williams – vocals
- Qmillion – mixing
Track listing:
All tracks by Christian Scott, except where noted.
- Her Arrival
- O Own the Night – Christian Scott, Saul Williams
- The Shared Stories of Rivals (KEITA)
- Forever Girl – Sarah Elizabeth Charles, Mike Ward Jr., Christian Scott, Chris Turner
- Diviner (Devan)
- Overcomer
- Songs She Never Heard
- Ritual (Rise of Chief Adjuah)
- Prophesy – Christian Scott, Saul Williams
- Before
- Double Consciousness
- Ancestral Recall – Christian Scott, Saul Williams
Serena Maneesh: Serena Meneesh 2: Abyss in B Minor
On March 22, 2010, “4AD” label released “Serena-Maneesh 2: Abyss in B Minor”, the second Serena Maneesh studio album. It was recorded 2008 – 2010, and was produced by Emil Nikolaisen.
Personnel:
- Emil Nikolaisen – vocals, guitar, bass, drums, percussion, editing, additional recording, additional overdubbing
- Hilma Nikolaisen – vocals, bass
- Tommy Akerholdt – drums
- Eivind Schou – violin
- Christian Engfelt – recording, overdubbing
- Bjarne Stensli – additional recording, additional overdubbing
- Daniel C. Smith – additional recording, additional overdubbing
- Don Dons – gong recording
- Nick Terry – editing, mixing, additional overdubbing
- Ray Staff – mastering
- Tom Kvålsvoll – master edit
- Dangermüz – design
- Lars Petter Pettersen – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Emil Nikolaisen.
- Ayisha Abyss
- I Just Want to See Your Face
- Reprobate!
- Melody for Jaana
- Blow Yr Brains in the Morning Rain
- Honeyjinx
- D.I.W.S.W.T.T.D.
- Magdalena (Symphony #8)
Porcupine Tree: Stupid Dream
On March 22, 1999, “KScope” and “Snapper” labels released “Stupid Dream”, the fifth Porcupine Tree studio album. It was recorded January – November 1998, at “Foel Studio” in Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool, “No Man’s Land” in Hemel Hampstead, UK, and was produced by Steven Wilson.
Personnel:
- Steven Wilson – vocals, guitars, piano, samples, bass
- Richard Barbieri – analogue synthesizers, Hammond organ, mellotron, piano
- Colin Edwin – bass guitar, double bass
- Chris Maitland – drums, percussion, backing vocals
- Theo Travis – flute, saxophone
- East of England Orchestra – strings
- Nicholas Kok – conductor
- Elliot Ness – recording
- Chris Thorpe – recording
- Dominique Brethes – mixing
Track listing:
All tracks by Steven Wilson, except where noted.
- Even Less
- Piano Lessons
- Stupid Dreams
- Pure Narcotic
- Slave Called Shiver
- Don’t Hate Me
- This Is No Rehearsal
- Baby Dream in Cellophane
- Stranger NY Minute
- A Smart Kid
- Tinto Brass – Steven Wilson, Richard Barbieri, Colin Edwin, Chris Maitland
- Stop Swimming
The Decemberists: Picaresque
On March 22, 2005, “Kill Rock Star” label released “Picaresque”, the third Decemberists (The) studio album. It was recorded August – September 2004, at “Prescott Church” in Portland, and was produced by Chris Walla, Colin Meloy, Chris Funk, Jenny Conlee, Nate Query and John Moen.
Personnel:
- Colin Meloy- lead vocals, guitar
- Chris Funk- guitar, multi-instrumentalist
- Jenny Conlee– voices, accordion, piano, keyboards
- Nate Query- bass
- Rachel Blumberg – drums, percussion, backing vocals
- Aaron Stewart – tom tom
- Petra Haden – violin, backing vocals
- Sean Nelson – vocals, voices
- Eric Stern – vocals
- Paul Brainard – trumpet, horn arrangements
- Joe Cunningham – tenor and baritone saxophone
- Tom Hill – trombone
- Jeff London – shofar
- John Roderick – sound effects
- Troy Tietjen – mixing
- Carson Ellis – illustrations, design
- Alicia J. Rose – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Colin Meloy.
- The Infanta
- We Both Go Down Together
- Eli, the Barrow Boy
- The Sporting Life
- The Bagman’s Gambit
- From My own True Love (Lost at Sea)
- Sixteen Military Wives
- The Engine Driver
- On the Bus Mail
- The Mariner’s Revenge Song
- Of Angels and Angels
Sonny Stitt: It’s Magic
On March 22, 2005, “Delmark” label released “It’s Magic”, album by Sonny Stitt. It was recorded in 1969, at “P.S. Studio” in Chicago, and was produced by Robert G. Koester.
Personnel:
- Sonny Stitt- alto and tenor saxophone, varitone
- Don Patterson- organ
- Billy James – drums
Track listing:
- Four – Miles Davis
- On Green Dolphin Street – Bronisław Kaper, Ned Washington
- Parker’s Mood – Charlie Parker
- How High the Moon – Morgan Lewis, Nancy Hamilton
- Shake Your Head – Bob Gerow, Sammy Cahn
- It’s Magic – Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn
- Getting Sentimental Over You – George Bassman, Ned Washington
- Just Friends – John Klenner, Sam M. Lewis
- Body and Soul – Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton
- They Can’t Take That Away from Me – George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Show Your Bones
On March 22, 2006, “Interscope” label released “Show Your Bones”, the second Yeah Yeah Yeahs studio album. It was recorded 2005 – 2006, at “Stay Gold Studios” in New York City, and was produced by Squeak E. Clean, David Andrew Sitek, Brian Chase, Karen O and Nick Zinner.
Personnel:
- Brian Chase– drums, percussion, guitar, Vater sticks, Zildjian cymbals
- Karen O– lead vocals, omnichord, piano, mixing
- Nick Zinner– guitar, keyboards, mixing
- Money Mark – keyboards
- Squeak E. Clean– handclap chorus, engineer
- Chris Coady– handclap chorus, engineer
- Brooke Gillespie – handclap chorus, studio assistant
- Alan “Ringo” Labiner – handclap chorus, assistant engineering,
- Roger Lian – sequencing
- David Andrew Sitek– MPC sampler
- Marshmellow – concept
- Peter Najera – engineer assistant
- Chris Rakestraw – engineer assistant
- Andrew Savours – engineering assistant
- Alan Moulder– mixing
- Howie Weinberg– mastering
- Julian Gross– art direction, cover
- Jamie Daughters – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Brian Chase, Karen O and Nick Zinner.
- Gold Lion
- Way Out
- Fancy
- Phenomena
- Honeybeat
- Cheated Hearts
- Dudley
- Mysteries
- The Sweets
- Warrior
- Turn Into
Soft Machine: Bundles
On March 22, 1975, “Harvest” label released “Bundles”, the eighth Soft Machine album. It was recorded in July 1974 at “CBS Whitfield St Studios” in London, and was produced by Roy Babbington, Allan Holdsworth, Karl Jenkins, John Marshall and Mike Ratledge.
Personnel:
- Allan Holdsworth– acoustic, 12-string and electric guitars
- Roy Babbington– bass guitar
- Karl Jenkins– oboe, piano, electric piano, soprano saxophone
- John Marshall– drums, percussion
- Mike Ratledge– Lowrey Holiday Deluxe organ, Fender Rhodes electric piano, AKS synthesizer
- Ray Warleigh– alto and bass flute
Track listing
All tracks by Karl Jenkins except where noted.
- Hazard Profile Part One
- Hazard Profile Part Two (Toccatina)
- Hazard Profile Part Three
- Hazard Profile Part Four
- Hazard Profile Part Five
- Gone Sailing – Allan Holdsworth
- Bundles
- Land of the Bag Snake – Allan Holdsworth
- The Man Who Waved at Trains – Mike Ratledge
- Peff – Mike Ratledge
- Four Gongs Two Drums – John Marshall
- The Floating World
Depeche Mode: Delta Machine
On March 22, 2013, “Columbia” label released “Delta Machine”, the thirteenth Depeche Mode studio album. It was recorded March – October 2012, at “Sound Design” in Santa Barbara, and “Jungle City Studios” in New York City, and was produced by Ben Hiller.
Personnel:
- Dave Gahan – vocals
- Martin Gore – co-lead vocals, keyboards, guitars
- Christoffer Berg – programming
- Kurt Uenala– additional programming, vocal recording
- Ferg Peterkin – engineer
- Tomas del Toro-Diaz – engineer assistant
- Dan Tobiason – assistant engineer
- Will Loomis – assistant engineer
- Flood– mixing
- Rob Kirwan – mixing
- Drew Smith – mixing assistant
- Bunt Stafford-Clark – mastering
- Anton Corbijn– backprojection images, design, photography
- Anja Grabert – back projection images
Track listing:
All tracks by Martin Gore.
- Welcome to My World
- Angel
- Heaven
- Secret to the End
- My Little Universe
- Slow
- Broken
- The Child Inside
- Soft Touch/Raw Nerve
- Should Be Higher
- Alone
- Soothe My Soul
- Goodbye
Laura Marling: I Speak Because I Can
On March 22, 2010, “Virgin” label released “I Speak Because I Can”, the second Laura Marling studio album. It was recorded in 2009, and was produced by Ethan Johns. The album was ranked at number 8 on “The Guardian’s” list of “Best albums of 2010”. In 2011, Marling won the “Best British solo artist” at the “Brit Awards” for “I Speak Because I Can”. In 2013, magazine “NME” ranked the album at number 263 in its list of the “500 greatest albums of all time.”
Personnel:
- Laura Marling- voice, guitar
- Winston Marshall– banjo
- Pete Roe- keyboards
- Ted Dwane- double bass
- Marcus Mumford– drums
- Tom Hobden– fiddle
- Ruth De Turberville– cello
Track listing:
All tracks by Laura Marling.
- Devil’s Spoke
- Made by Maid
- Rambling Man
- Blackberry Stone
- Alpha Shallows
- Goodbye England (Covered in Snow)
- Hope in the Air
- What He Wrote
- Darkness Descends
- I Speak Because I Can
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