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Tony Monaco:
Master Chops
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Summit DCD 325 |
| recorded |
November 2001 in USA
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| online distribution |
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| Tony Monaco |
Hammond B-3 organ, accordion, vocals |
| Derek DiCenzo |
guitar, steel drums |
| Louis Tsamous |
drums |
| Sarah Morrow |
trombone |
| Donny McCaslin |
sax |
| Kenny Rampton |
trumpet |
01: Acid Wash
02. White Dude Special
03: Ya Bay BEE
04: Gramp’s Blues
05: Ode To Brother Jack
06: So May It Secretly Begin
07: Luck Be A Lady
08: Apple Honey
09: St. Thomas
10: Me And Mrs. Jones
11: Pick Up The Pieces
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Fresh and vital - that's the impression of this CD. Tony allows
himself to revert to jazz organ styles of the 60's when "funky"
was absolutely in and was performed by such great artists as
Jack McDuff and - more rare - Jimmy Smith ("Stay Loose"). Sure,
Tony uses, like many others, the traditional organ style, but
he brightens it up and inspires it. That's the difference why
Tony is developping to one of the great jazz organ players.
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