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| Ginseng Woman / Multiplication |
| Eric Gale |
| első megjelenés éve: 1990 |
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| (1990)
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| 3.311 Ft
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| 1. | Ginseng Woman
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| 2. | Red Ground
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| 3. | Sara Smile
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| 4. | De Rabbit
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| 5. | She Is My Lady
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| 6. | East End, West End
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| 7. | Morning Glory
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| 8. | Gypsy Jello
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| 9. | Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
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| 10. | Oh Mary, Don't You Weep
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| 11. | Thumper
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| 12. | Multiplication
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Jazz
Eric Gale - Arranger, Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Alan Rubin - Trumpet
Alan Shulman - Celli
Allen Weinberg - Redesign
Andrew Smith - Drums
Anthony Jackson - Bass
Barry Finclair - Viola
Bill Eaton - Adaptation, Arranger, Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements, Vocal Arrangement, Vocals
Bob James - , Arp, Arranger, Clavinet, Electronic Drums, Fender Rhodes, Horn Arrangements, Organ, Producer, String Arrangements
Bruce Mishkin - Redesign
Charles McCracken - Celli
David Nadien - Concert Master, Violin
David Taylor - Trombone, Trombone (Bass)
David Wilcox - Cover Painting
Diana Halprin - Violin
Don Pulse - Engineer
Doug Epstein - Assistant Engineer
Eddie Daniels - Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Emanuel Vardi - Viola
Gary King - Bass
Gary Pacheco - Serp
George Marge - Sax (Baritone)
George Young - Saxophone
Grover Washington, Jr. - Saxophone, Tin Whistle
Hank Crawford - Sax (Alto)
Harold Kohon - Violin
Harry Cykman - Violin
Harry Glickman - Violin
Jay Borden - Assistant Engineer
Jay Chattaway - Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
Jim Houghton - Photography
Joe Jorgensen - Associate Producer, Engineer
Jon Faddis - Trumpet
Lamar Alsop - Viola, Violin
Lani Groves - Vocals
Larry Keyes - Digital Remastering
Lew Soloff - Trumpet
Marvin Morgenstern - Violin
Marvin Stamm - Trumpet
Matthew Raimondi - Violin
Max Ellen - Violin
Max Pollikoff - Violin
Michael Brecker - Saxophone
Patti Austin - Vocals
Paul Faulise - Trombone
Paul Gershman - Violin
Penny Armstrong - Series Coordinator
Pete Cenedella - Package Coordinator
Ralph MacDonald - Percussion
Randy Brecker - Trumpet
Ray Simpson - Vocals
Richard Locker - Celli
Richard Tee - Organ, Piano
Steve Gadd - Drums
Tony Tiller - Package Coordinator
Vivian Cherry - Vocals
Vladimir Meller - Mastering
Wayne Andre - Trombone
Willie Weeks - Bass
Zachary Sanders - Vocals
When it comes to smothering a recording with over-production or being much too slick for his own good, keyboardist Bob James is an expert. In the 1970s, James lent his "expertise" to Eric Gale's albums Ginseng Woman and Multiplication (which were united on a single CD in 1991). To be sure, James' arranging is excessive. But the damage isn't as severe as one might imagine, and the ubiquitous jazzR&Bpop guitarist actually has enough room to stretch out at times -- as does Grover Washington, Jr. (tenor sax). Far from exceptional but generally decent and enjoyable, these albums make it clear that Gale could be a very appealing and tasteful soloist when given room to breathe.
--- Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Eric Gale
Active Decades: '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s
Born: Sep 20, 1938 in Brooklyn, NY
Died: May 25, 1994 in Baja, CA
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Instrumental Pop, Jazz-Funk, Jazz-Pop
A guitarist who was used for many R&B-oriented dates and occasionally played jazz, Eric Gale had an appealing sound and was best while performing lazy melodic blues. He was most significant to the jazz world in the early '70s, when he recorded often as a sideman for CTI, later on with the group Stuff, and on isolated tracks on his own sessions. Gale's fine 1987 EmArcy set In a Jazz Tradition shows what he could really do.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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