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The Gary Urwin Jazz Orchestra: Perspectives
Just listen Gary Urwin's Debut CD entitled Perspectives. It is a CD that grows on you; not only does the music get better as the disc progresses, it is music that bears repeated listening. All this from Urwin, a trumpeter, composer, arranger, conductor, and full-time attorney from Toledo Ohio. On this set, Urwin orchestrates for a number of compositions such as Freddie Hubbard's Sky Dive and Michel LeGrand's You Must Believe In Spring. Five originals by Urwin also complement the date. Fine music from a big band of sorts from a big man of torts.
Track Listing
I'm Old Fashioned; Stormy Weather; Something The Cat Dragged In; Wish Upon A Star; Chucho; Legacy; Sky Dive; Blues On Ice; You Must Believe In Spring; Somebody Loves Me; Beauty And The Beast; Oncoming Traffic; Vegas d'Oro; I'm Old Fashioned.
Personnel
Gary Urwin
band / ensemble / orchestraGary Urwin (leader,arranger,composer); Kim Richmond (soprano, alto sax, flute); Rusty Higgins (soprano, alto sax, flute, alto flute, clarinet); Pete Christlieb (tenor sax, flute); Ray Reed (tenor sax, flute, clarinet); Bob Efford (baritone sax, bass clarinet, flute); Alex Lles (trombone); Andy Martin (trombone); Dave Woodly (trombone); Steve Ferguson (bass trombone); Wayne Bergeron (trumpet, flugelhorn); Rick Baptist/Bobby Burns (trumpet, flugelhorn); Frank Szabo (trumpet, flugelhorn); George Graham (trumpet, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpet); Ron King (trumpet, flugelhorn); Paul Chipello/Brian O'Rourke (piano); Frank Browne (guitar); Trey Henry (bass); Ralph Razze (drums); Michito Sanchez (percussion); David Johnson (percussion); Ethmer Roten (flute); David Shamban (cello)
Album information
Title: Perspectives | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: Sea Breeze Jazz
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