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| 1. | Deuces Wild
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| 2. | Parker's Pals
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| 3. | Save Your Love for Me
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| 4. | Cop Out
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| 5. | Intermission Riff
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| 6. | Sweet Slumber
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| 7. | Something for Red
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| 8. | Blue Turning Grey Over You
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| 9. | Memories of You
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Jazz
Scott Hamilton - Sax (Tenor)
Chuck Riggs - Drums
Doug James - Sax (Baritone)
Duke Robillard - Guitar
Gene Ludwig - Organ
Scott Hamilton has long been known as keeper of the flame for swinging tenor saxophone in the tradition of such icons as Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Gene Ammons, Illinois Jacquet, and Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis. He has also been a Concord Jazz recording artist since 1977! - some thirty years, longer than any other Concord artist recorded more than thirty projects on Concord.
Across the Tracks is the first time Scott Hamilton and legendary jazz engineer Rudy Van Gelder have worked together. The album was recorded at Rudy's studio ("across the tracks" from NYC) in New Jersey and features Grammy nominated (traditional blues) guitarist Duke Robillard (known for his work with Roomful of Blues and The Fabulous Thunderbirds).
* Brian Peerless - Management
* John Abbott - Photography
* Mary Hogan - A&R
* Maureen Sickler - Assistant
* Nick Phillips - Executive Producer
* Rudy Van Gelder - Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
A project long in the making, Across the Tracks finds tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton pairing with journeyman blues guitarist Duke Robillard for a set of burnished lesser-known standards, ballads, and blues. As Rhode Island natives, Hamilton and Robillard crossed paths early on in their careers, with the younger Hamilton drawing inspiration for his own straight-ahead jazz from Robillard's brand of vintage swing, blues, and R&B. Subsequently, Hamilton cut out a niche for himself in the '70s playing swinging acoustic standards and ballads while many jazz musicians were focused on the electric fusion sound. Although the pair have recorded together over the years, Across the Tracks is the first full-length album they've done together. Joining them here are such longtime bandmates as drummer Chuck Riggs, baritone saxophonist Doug James, and Pittsburgh native organist Gene Ludwig. Recorded by the legendary Rudy Van Gelder at the famous Van Gelder Studios in Englewood, NJ, Across the Tracks is easily the bluesiest album Hamilton has done in his career and a warm, earthy vibe permeates the whole proceedings.
---Matt Collar, All Music Guide |
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