Jon Lucien - Rashida
Жанр: Soul-Jazz, Bossa Nova
Год выпуска: 1973
Лейбл: RCA – APL1-0161 (Original pressing)
Страна-производитель: USA
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks
Формат записи: 32/192
Формат раздачи: 24/96
Продолжительность: 44:14
Треклист:
Side One:
A1 Kuenda (03:10)
A2 Would You Believe In Me (02:35)
A3
Lady Love (04:58)
A4 Luella (03:50)
A5 Shana (03:16)
A6 Satan (03:37)
Side Two:
B1
Rashida (06:08)
B2 The War Song (03:18)
B3 Esperanza (04:06)
B4
Love Everlasting (03:13)
B5 Zenzile (05:32)
Personnel:
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Jon Lucien - vocals, guitar & bass
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Noel Pointer - solo violin
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Eric Harrigan, Jr. - drums
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Frank Malabe - conga, percussion
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Dave Grusin - electric piano, chimes, percussion, orchestra arranged & conducted
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Annette Sanders - backing vocals (7)
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Marvin Stamm,
Burt Collins,
Joe Shepley,
Lloyd Michels - trumpets
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Garnett Brown,
Bill Watrous,
Wayne Andre - trombones
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Paul Faulise - bass trombone
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Morty Lewis - tenor sax, flute & piccolo
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Pepper Adams - baritone sax
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Lew Del Gatto - oboe
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Dave Tofani - clarinet
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Norman Carr - violin concertmaster
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Gerald Tarack,
Harry Glickman,
Ray Kunicki,
Alvin Rogers,
Doris Carr,
Guy Lumia,
John Pintavalle,
Joseph Goodman,
Max Hollander,
Ruth Buffington,
Fred Buldrini - violins
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Julien C. Barber,
Jean Dupouy,
Ann Barak,
Harry Zaratzian - violas
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George Ricci,
Gloria Lanzerone,
Seymour Barab,
Charles McCracken,
Harvey Shapiro - celli
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Corky Hale - harp
Recorded at RCA's Studios "D" and "B", New York City
Originally released in 1973 by RCA Records (US), LP - APL1-0161
Джазовый певец Джо Люсьен прославился своим глубоким красивым баритоном и душевными песнями о любви.
Он родился и вырос на Британских Виргинских островах, а в середине 1960-х годов перебрался в Нью-Йорк, где и начал свою музыкальную карьеру. Его гладкий баритон зачастую сравнивали с Нэт Кинг Коулом и Лу Роулзом...
Источник оцифровки: Рип взят из сети. Автор:
Euripides
Код класса состояния винила: Неизвестно
Ripping Info:
Media:
Original US UK LP, RCA, APL1-0161, Matrix numbers A: APL1-0161-1E, B: APL1-0161-1E
Equipment:
* Vpi HW-17F Record Cleaning Machine
* Heybrook TT2 with Origin Live! power supply and DC motor
* Rega RB 300 tonearm (Origin Live! mod)
* Lyra Helikon M/C Cartridge
* Denon PMA 8500 (M/C phono section)
* ESI Systems Juli@ A/D
* Adobe Audition 1.5 / 3.0
Method:
- Record cleaned on Vpi machine.
- Audio sampled at 192/32 float. (This was an archived recording I made some 5 years ago, stored on DVD data disc until restoration in the last month.)
- Adobe Audition 3.0 Scientific Filter roll-off frequencies below 20 HZ (this doesn't 'sound' of anything, it merely flattens out the waveform for easier editing).
Audio restoration:
- Manual declick and deglitch.
- Denoising treatments were not necessary.
- Fades were treated with a noise 'footprint' based 'mono'(sum) greatly reducing it's audibility while maintaining 100% musical frequency content).
- All whole sides normalized to 100% NEVER using compression or limiting.
- Tracks seperated at 0.5 seconds before start of next song or at natural breaks in seguйed songs.
Synopsis:
I was lucky enough to find an unplayed copy. Some say these Dynaflex RCA pressings are not all they could be but I can't see anything wrong at all. A curious mix this, with some of the drum sounds close-miked yet down in the mix, lush stereo orchestrations fill the spaces at the sides and several percussion elements form 'hooks' throughout. Thankfully I had the Lyra Helikon M/C to make sense of it all. Enjoy!
