In November 1963, “Prestige” label released “Brother Jack at the Jazz Workshop Live!”, the 12 Jack McDuff album. It was recorded in October 1963, at “The Jazz Workshop” in San Francisco, and was produced by Lew Futterman and Peter Paul.
In November 1954, “Capitol” label released “Dance to the Duke!”, the eleventh Duke Ellington album. It was recorded 1953 in “Capitol Studios” in Los Angeles, 1954, in San Francisco and Chicago.
Personnel:
Duke Ellington – piano
Russell Procope – alto saxophone, clarinet
Rick Henderson – alto saxophone
Paul Gonsalves – tenor saxophone
Jimmy Hamilton – tenor saxophone, clarinet
Harry Carney – baritone saxophone, bass clarinet
Cat Anderson, Willie Cook, Ray Nance, Clark Terry, Gerald Wilson
Quentin Jackson, George Jean, Juan Tizol, Britt Woodman – trombone
John Sanders – valve trombone
Wendell Marshall, Oscar Pettiford – bass
Butch Ballard, Dave Black – drums
Ralph Collier – congas
Frank Rollo – bongos
Track listing:
All tracks by Duke Ellington except where noted.
C Jam Blues
Orson – Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn
Caravan – Juan Tizol
Kinda Dukish
Bakiff
Frivolous Banta – Rick Henderson
Things Ain’t What They Used To Be – Mercer Ellington
On October 29, 1996, “Young God” and “Atavistic” labels released “Soundtracks for the Blind”, the tenth Swans studio album. It was recorded 1981 – 1996, at “Coast Recorders” in San Francisco, “B.C. Studios” in Brooklyn, New York, “Plastikville” in New York City, “Griffin Mastering” in Atlanta, Georgia, and was produced by Michael Gira and Jarboe.
Personnel:
Michael Gira – vocals, guitar, samples, sounds, loops
Jarboe – vocals, keyboards, sounds, loops
Joe Goldring – electric guitar, bass guitar
Vudi – acoustic and electric guitar
Larry Mullins – drums, percussion, vibraphone
Cris Force – viola
Bill Rieflin
Christoph Hahn
Clinton Steele
Larry Lame
Norman Westberg
Algis Kizys
Billy Anderson – recording, mixing
Martin Bisi – recording, mixing
Larry Lame – recording, mixing
Chris Griffin – recording, mixing engineer
Andy Ray – live engineer
Track listing:
All tracks by Michael Gira, except where noted.
Siver
Red Velvet Corridor
I Was a Prisoner in Your Skull
Helpless Child
Live Through Me
Yum-Yab Killers – Jarboe
The Beautiful Days
Volcano – Jarboe
Mellothumb
All Lined Up
Surrogate 2 – Michael Gira, Jarboe
How They Suffer
Animus
Copper
Red Velvet Wound – Jarboe
The Sound
Her Mouth Is Filled with Honey – Michael Gira, Jarboe
On October 10, 1995, “Reprise” label released “Insomniac”, the fourth Green Day studio album. It was recorded December 1994 – May 1995, at “Hyde Street” in San Francisco, and was produced by Rob Cavallo, Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool.
Personnel:
Billie Joe Armstrong – lead vocals, guitar
Mike Dirnt – bass, backing vocals
Tré Cool – drums
Kevin Army – engineer
Richard Huredia; Bernd Burgdorf – additional engineering
Jerry Finn – mixing
Bob Ludwig – mastering
Winston Smith – cover art
Dirk Walter – art direction
David Harlan – typographic design
Track listing:
All lyrics by Billie Joe Armstrong, except where noted, Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool, except where noted.
Armatage Shanks
Brat
Stuck with Me
Greek Stink Breath
No Pride
Bab’s Uvula Who?
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Panic Song – lyrics by Mike Dirnt and Billie Joe Armstronh
On October 7, 2003, “Barsuk” label released “Transatlanticism”, the fourth Death Cab for Cutie studio album. It was recorded December – June 2003, at “Hall of Justice” in Seattle, Washington, “Tiny Telephone” in San Francisco, and was produced by Chris Walla.
Personnel:
Ben Gibbard – vocals, guitar, piano, foot-stomp, hand clap effects
Christopher Walla – vocals, guitar, keyboards, samples, recording, mixing
Nick Harmer – vocals, bass guitar, foot-stomp, hand clap effects
Jason McGerr – drums, percussion, foot-stomp, hand clap effects
Sean Nelson – vocals
John Roderick – vocals
Phil Wandscher – vocals
Rob Herbst – foot-stomp, hand clap effects
John Goodmanson – mixing
Ed Brooks – mastering
Track listing:
All lyrics by Ben Gibbard, all music as noted.
The New Year – Ben Gibbard, Nick Harmer, Jason McGerr, Chris Walla
Lightness – Ben Gibbard
Title and Registration – Ben Gibbard, Chris Walla
Expo ’86 – Ben Gibbard, Chris Walla
The Sound of Settling – Ben Gibbard
Tiny Vessels – Ben Gibbard, Chris Walla
Transatlanticism – Ben Gibbard, Chris Walla
Passenger Seat – Ben Gibbard
Death of an Interior Decorator – Ben Gibbard
We Looked Like Giants – Ben Gibbard, Nick Harmer, Jason McGerr, Chris Walla
On September 9, 2022, “Nonesuch” label released “Long Gone”, the second Joshua Redman Quartet studio album. It was recorded in 2007 at “The Herbst Theater” in San Francisco, and in September 2019, at “Sear Sound Studio C” in New York City, and was produced by James Farber and Joshua Redman.
On July 13, 1999, “Warner Bros” label released “California”, the third Mr. Bungle studio album. It was recorded in 1998, in San Francisco, and was produced by Trevor Dunn, Danny Heifetz, Clinton “Bar” McKinnon, Mike Patton and Trey Spruance.
Personnel:
Trey Spruance – guitar, engineer, production strategy
Mike Patton – vocals, keyboards, artwork concept
Clinton “Bär” McKinnon – saxophone, keyboards, French horn
Trevor Dunn – bass guitar, artwork concept
Danny Heifetz – percussion, drums, keyboards
David Phillips – pedal steel guitar
Aaron Seeman – piano
Michael Peloquin – harmonica
Henri Ducharme – accordion
Timba Harris – trumpet
Bill Banovetz – English horn
Larry Ragent – French horn
Ben Barnes – violin, viola
Carla Kihlstedt – violin, viola
Eyvind Kang – violin, viola
Sam Bass – cello
Marika Hughes – cello
William Winant – timpani, mallets, tam tam, bass drum
Jay Stebley – cymbalom
Josh Heller – engineer
Justin Phelps – engineer
Billy Anderson – engineer
Adam Muñoz – engineer, editing, mixing
Rob Worthington – mixing
Gibbs Chapman – mixing
George Horn – mastering
Mackie Osborne – layout, design
Malcom Hillier – sleeve photography
Track listing:
All lyrics by Mike Patton, except where noted.
Sweet Charity – music by Mike Patton
None of Them Knew They Were Robots – lyrics by Trey Spruance, music by Trey Spruance, Mike Patton, Danny Heifetz
Retrovertigo – lyrics and music by Trevor Dunn
The Air-Conditioned Nightmare – music by Mike Patton, Clinton “Bar” McKinnon
Ars Moriendi – music by Mike Patton
Pink Cigarette – music by Trey Spruance, Mike Patton
Golem II: The Bionic Vapour Boy – lyrics and music by Trey Spruance
The Holy Filament – lyrics and music by Trevor Dunn
Vanity Fair – music by Trevor Dunn, Mike Patton
Goodbye Sober Day – music by Mike Patton, Clinton “Bar” McKinnon
On June 6, 2005, “Kling Klang” label released “Minimum-Maximum”, the first Kraftwerk live album. It was recorded in 2004, on concerts in Warsaw, Ljubljana, Moscow, Berlin, London, Budapest, Tallinn, Riga, Tokyo, and San Francisco, and was produced by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider.
On April 24, 1974, “Columbia” label released “On Stage”, the first Loggins and Messina live album (the fourth album overall). It was recorded in April 1972, at “Winterland” in San Francisco, March 1973, at “Orpheum Theatre” in Boston, March 1973, at “Carnegie Hall” in New York, and was produced by Jim Messina.
Personnel:
Kenny Loggins – vocals, acoustic and rhythm guitar, harmonica
Jim Messina – vocals, lead guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin
Larry Sims – bass guitar, backing vocals
Merel Bregante – drums, backing vocals
Jon Clarke – flute, tenor and baritone saxophone, percussion
Al Garth – violin, recorder, alto and tenor saxophone, percussion
Track listing:
House at Pooh Corner – Kenny Loggins
Danny’s Song – Kenny Loggins
You Could Break My Heart – Kenny Loggins
Lady of My Heart – Kenny Loggins
Long Tail Cat – Kenny Loggins
Listen to a Country Song – Jim Messina, Al Garth
Holiday Hotel – Jim Messina, Al Garth
Just Before the News – Jim Messina
Angry Eyes – Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina
Golden Ribbons – Jim Messina
Another Road – Kenny Loggins
Vahevala – Dan Loggins, Dann Lottermoser
Back to Georgia – Kenny Loggins
Trilogy – Lovin’ Me – Jim Messina, Murray MacLeod / To Make a Woman Feel Wanted – Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina / Peace of Mind – Jim Messina
Your Mama Don’t Dance – Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina
In April 1970, “Atco” label released “Live Cream”, the first Cream live album. It comprises one studio track “Lawdy Mama” recorded in May 1967, and four live tracks recorded in March 1968. It was recorded at “Atlantic Studios” in New York City, “Fillmore West” and “Winterland” in San Francisco, and was produced by Ahmet Ertegun, Felix Pappalardi and Robert Stigwood.
Personnel:
Eric Clapton – vocals, guitar
Jack Bruce – vocals, bass, harmonica
Ginger Baker – vocals, drums
Adrian Barber – recording, mixing
Tom Dowd – recording
Bill Halverson – recording
Stephen Paley – photography
Track listing:
N.S.U. – Jack Bruce
Sleepy Time – Jack Bruce, Janet Godfrey
Lawdy Mama – traditional, arranged by Eric Clapton
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