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Fred Wackenhut

Art of Life Records is pleased to present Jazz pianist and composer Fred Wackenhut's recording debut. Joining Fred on "This I Dig of You" are Larry McKenna on tenor saxophone, Darryl Hall on acoustic bass and Nick Ciminale on drums. The recording features three standards, This I Dig of You by Hank Mobley, Too Young to Go Steady by Adamson & McHugh and Manege by Bernard Peiffer in addition to two original compositions by Fred Wackenhut, Clayton Road and Freddy's Bounce. All songs arranged by Fred Wackenhut. Recorded and engineered by Don Antonelli on April 21, 1996 at Alameda Studio in Broomall, Pennsylvania with 24-bit digital mastering by Paul G

This I Dig of You

By Fred Wackenhut

Label: Art of Life Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. This I Dig of You (Hank Mobley) - 4:13; 02. Too Young to Go Steady (Adamson/McHugh) - 7:47; 03. Clayton Road (Fred Wackenhut) - 6:12; 04. Freddy's Bounce (Fred Wackenhut) - 9:18; 05. Manege (Bernard Pfeiffer) - 8:13.

Fred Wackenhut Quartet featuring Larry McKenna: This I Dig of You

by AAJ Italy Staff
October 13, 2010

L'esordio del pianista Fred Wackenhut è stato ora ristampato in versione rimasterizzata. Allora, era il 1996, non si faceva tanta attenzione alla durata dei CD, e cosí abbiamo “solo" trentacinque minuti, la durata di un LP. Riascoltato ora, con tre standards e due composizioni originali del leader, il disco mantiene il suo appeal, con esecuzioni ed ...

This I Dig of You

March 12, 2010

Album: This I Dig of You
By Fred Wackenhut
Label: Art of Life Records
Released: 2010
Duration: 4:08

Fred Wackenhut Quartet Featuring Larry McKenna - "This I Dig of You" (Art of Life) CD & Digital Download Release

February 3, 2010

Art of Life Records is pleased to present Jazz pianist and composer Fred Wackenhut's recording debut. Joining Fred on This I Dig of You are Larry McKenna on tenor saxophone, Darryl Hall on acoustic bass and Nick Ciminale on drums. The recording features three standards, “This I Dig of You" by Hank Mobley, “Too Young to ...