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| 1. | Phantazia
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| 2. | Night Song
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| 3. | Living for the City
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| 4. | Rainstorm
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| 5. | Wayfaring Stranger
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| 6. | Mirabella
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| 7. | Fiddler on the Roof
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Jazz
Noel Pointer - Violin, Violin (Electric)
Allan Hershman - Strings
Bernard Kundell - Strings
Bill Burks - Design
Bud Shank - Woodwind
Constance Pressman - Strings
Dave Grusin - Arranger, Conductor, Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Producer, Synthesizer
Dave Valentin - Flute
David Friscina - Strings
David Frisina - Strings
David Montagu - Strings
Dr. George Butler - Executive Producer, Liner Notes
Earl Klugh - Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic)
Edgar Lustgarten - Strings
Francisco Centeno - Bass (Electric)
Frederick Seykora - Strings
Gene Cipriano - Woodwind
Gerald Vinci - Strings
Gerry Vince - Strings
Gregory Heisler - Cover Photo, Photography
Ian Underwood - , Programming, Synthesizer, Synthesizer Programming
Jacob Krachmalnick - Strings
Jo Hansch - Assistant
John Golden - Engineer
John Lowe - Woodwind
John Tropea - Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Justin Gordon - Woodwind
Karen Jones - Strings
Kathleen Lenski - Strings
Larry Rosen - Engineer, Mixing, Producer
Lawrence Gates - Assistant
Lee Ritenour - Guitar (Electric)
Marshall Sosson - Strings
Pamela Goldsmith - Strings
Ralph MacDonald - Percussion
Ria Lewerke - Art Direction
Sheldon Sanov - Strings
Steve Gadd - Drums
Tom Scott - Woodwind
Tom Wilson - Assistant
Will Lee - Bass (Electric)
Successful instrumental pop session from the electric violinist who was a dominant figure at Blue Note in the late '70s. Pointer could at times churn out a surprisingly riveting solo, but he spent more time plugging into rigidly arranged, heavily produced and orchestrated structures and supporting background vocalists. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Noel Pointer
Active Decades: '70s, '80s and '90s
Born: 1957 in New York, NY
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Fusion
Violinist Noel Pointer studied classical violin before he signed with Blue Note as a jazz musician in the early '70s. His releases of light instrumental pop and fusion also included guest stints by vocalists. Pointer moved to United Artists in 1978, and his Hold On LP had Patti Austin as the featured singer. He later included contributions from the Jones Girls and Patrice Rushen on future releases for UA, and then moved to Liberty in 1981. Pointer recorded with Norman Connors and did sessions for several other artists. He resurfaced in 1993 on a Shanachie date Never Lose Your Heart.
---Ron Wynn, All Music Guide |
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