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Raymond Scott Reimagined

Quartet San Francisco

Label: ViolinJazz Recordings
Released: 2023
Duration: 48:07
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Tracks

Powerhouse (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); Raymond Scott On The Creative Process (R. Scott, Spoken Word); Toy Trumpet (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); In An 18th Century Drawing Room (Quartet San Francisco, Take 6; Gordon Goodwin); Raymond Scott On Rehearsing The Quintette (R. Scott, Spoken Word); Cutey And The Dragon (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); Huckleberry Duck (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin); “I Remember Nothing Of That” (R. Scott And Art Shifrin, Spoken Word); The Quintette Goes To A Dance (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); Yesterday’S Ice Cubes (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); Quintessentially American (R. Scott And John Williams, Spoken Word); Twilight In Turkey (Quartet San Francisco, Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band); “I’m An Experimentalist” (R. Scott, Spoken Word); Serenade (Quartet San Francisco, Take 6)

Personnel

Quartet San Francisco

band / ensemble / orchestra

Jeremy Cohen

violin

Gordon Goodwin

composer / conductor

Take 6

vocals

Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band

band / ensemble / orchestra

Andrés Vera

cello

Joseph Christianson

violin

Chad Kaltinger

viola

Wayne Bergeron

trumpet

Joey DeLeon

percussion

Ray Brinker

drums

Justin Smith

composer / conductor

Andy Waddell

guitar

Kevin Axt

bass

Sal Lozano

saxophone

Brett McDonald

woodwinds

Brian Scanlon

trumpet

Thomas Luer

saxophone, tenor

Jay Mason

saxophone, baritone

Dan Fornero

trumpet

Additional Personnel / Information

Aaron Janik: trumpet; Dan Savant: trumpet; Andrew Martin: trombone; Charlie Morillas: trombone; Francisco Torres: trombone; Craig Gosnell: bass trombone; Wade Culbreath: marimba, vibes, xylophone, cowbell; Meredith Clark: harp; Don Williams: timpani, tom-toms; Raymond Scott: spoken word; John Williams: spoken word; Art Shifrin: spoken word