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Long Way Home

Uli Geissendoerfer

Label: Vegas Records
Released: 2018
Duration: 00:59:00
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Tracks

1. Here Comes The Sun feat. The Vamp 05:33 video 2. The Long Way Home 05:30 3. Urban Cowboy 07:04 4. Sudden Moment 06:04 5. Monk's Mouse 04:46 6. Be Still 04:11 7. 5-67 05:35 8. You And The Night And The Music 04:21 9. Blackbird Comes Together 08:40

Personnel

Uli Geissendoerfer

piano

Dave Ostrem

bass

Angelo Stokes

drums

Ryan Rose

drums

Additional Personnel / Information

Uli Geissendoerfer – Piano, Rhodes, Wurlitzer, synths Dave Ostrem – bass Angelo Stokes – drums Special guest: Ryan Rose – drums on “5-67”

Album Description

Uli Geissendoerfer, German-American pianist, composer, and arranger is a unique and remarkable musician adept in many styles with an emphasis on world music, jazz, and improvisation. There’s indeed a multiplicity to this man, who is able to work, with skill, at the highest level, and with various formats and forms of musicians and groups. He has performed with renowned artists such as Tito Puente, Blood Sweat & Tears, Cirque du Soliel, and others. His projects include his quartet featuring Charles McNeal, his Quintet “Colors” a World Jazz Quintet, the Beregovsky Project, a duo with fabulous award winning violin virtuoso Alicia Svigals and Bangalore Breakdown (first release “Diary”), an Indian World Jazz project featuring Premik Russell Tubbs. As a film composer, Uli composed together with Emmy nominated composer Steve Sandberg the critically acclaimed short film, Climbing Miss Sophie, winner of the NYU Film Festival 2002, and invited to Sundance Film... more credits released August 13, 2018 Photography: Ed Foster and Umberto D’Aniello Recording, mixing and mastering: Josh Connolly at “The Hide Out” Henderson, NV The Piano: Thank you Denise and Lisa Wunderlich @ Southern Nevada Music for donating this great “D” for the recording Tom Dolan at QRS: Thanks for all your help with the Trio Thanks for the great drum set: Taxi @ Canopus Drums Doug Douglass thank you for your support. A dedication to Ilona Jekat. You saw the Trio live more than once. Thank you for you great energy and enriching spirit. We miss you. all songs ©copyright Dripping House Publishing except #1,8,9,10

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