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Gabriela – Viento Rojo

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON arranged by Bill Frisell
produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Mobius Music, San Francisco
Mixed at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording engineer: Christian Jones
Mixing engineer: Judy Clapp
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

All songs arranged by Bill Frisell.

Design: Gwen Terpstra
Photography: Kirstie Laird & Michel Lichenstein

All Compositions by Gabriela except: Ecos de Allá Atrás, El Camino a Casa and Una Luz en la Ventana – music by Bill Frisell, lyrics by Gabriela. Sad Sack by Bill Frisell.

A Songline / Tone Field Production
on Intuition Music Gabriela- vocals, acoustic guitar
Bill Frisell – electric & acoustic guitars
Jenny Scheinman – violin
Eric Longsworth – cello
Viktor Krauss – bass

REVIEWS

“Gabriela’s second collaboration with guitarist extraordinaire Bill Frisell proves to be even more joyous than her first, perhaps because these tracks have been carefully arranged instead of relying on the spontaneity of improvisation. The result is something that stands apart from folk, jazz, and the avant-garde, to occupy a beautiful field all its own. The poetry of Argentinian Gabriela’s lyrics (reproduced in both Spanish and English in the booklet) transcends most of what passes for words in songs to shine gorgeously, while the settings glimmer […]

Gabriela – Viento Rojo2019-07-18T21:31:29+00:00

Gabriela – El Viaje

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

produced by Lee Townsend and Tucker Martine

Engineered by Tucker Martine
Recorded and Mixed at Flora, Seattle
Mastering by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound in NY
Production assistance : Adam Blomberg

All Compositions by Gabriela except:
Manten Tus Ojos Abiertos and La Tormenta Termino: music by Bill Frisell, lyrics by Gabriela
Crimen En El Motel Azul: music by Viktor Krauss, lyrics by Gabriela
Cancion Mixteca by J. Lopez Alavez
Mar de Bengala: music by Ry Cooder and Ronu Majumdar, lyrics by Gabriela

Cover painting: The Silent Runner by Nathan Oliveira (2001), private collection

Design: Gwen Terpstra/Terpstra Design, San Francisco
Photography: Laura Tenenbaum

A Songline / Tone Field Production
on Intuition Music Gabriela- vocals, guitar
Bill Frisell – electric & acoustic guitars, loops
Viktor Krauss – bass
Eyvind Kang – viola, violin
Steve Moore – keyboards
Tucker Martine – percussion

Gabriela – El Viaje2019-07-18T23:11:46+00:00

Jerry Granelli – Sandhills Reunion

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Rinde Eckert – voice
Francois Houle – clarinet
Jeff Reilly – bass clarinet
David Mott – baritone sax
Cristoph Both – cello
Christian Kogel – electric and acoustic guitars
J. Anthony Granelli – bass, lap steel guitar
Jerry Granelli – drums, samples

produced by Lee Townsend

Recording and Mixing Engineer: Shawn Pierce
Mastering Engineer: Greg Calbi
Recorded at the Sonic Temple, Halifax July 2003, and The Factory, Vancouver, January 2004
Assistant Engineer (The Factory): Sheldon Zaharko
Mixed at MX Solutions, Vancouver
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York City
5-channel mastering by Graemme Brown at Zen Mastering, Vancouver

Executive Producer: Tony Reif 24 bit/88.2K recording and mixed digitally in stereo and 5.0 and mastered to DSD Words by Rinde Eckert (Last Land Music/BMI)

Songlines

REVIEWS

Producer Lee Townsend’s name on a record is usually a good sign. His work with guitarists – Charlie Hunter, Bill Frisell, and brilliant Will Bernard (whatever happened to him?) – has been of a consistently high standard and his helming of this ambitious music and spoken word project is spot on. There’s a beautiful clarity in the engineering, a sonic womb in which drums, guitars and voice are fluids that swirl amid an ever growing narrative […]

Jerry Granelli – Sandhills Reunion2019-07-18T17:32:41+00:00

Jerry Granelli & UFB – Broken Circle

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Kai Bruckner – electric and acoustic guitars
Christian Kogel – electric and acoustic guitars
Andreas Walter – bass
Jerry Granelli – drums, percussion

Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Mobius Music, San Francisco
Mixed at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York

Recording engineer: Christian Jones
Mixing engineer: Judy Clapp
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

A Songline / Tone Field Production
on Intuition Music

Design: Gwen Terpstra
paintings by Fritz Scholder

REVIEWS

“Granelli is a veteran, first-rate jazz drummer with a spiritual bent. Broken Circle is his second album at the helm of UFB, a quartet the 56-year-old founded with three young German jazz-rockers. UFB’s special virtue is its integration of two contrasting layers: the heavy, blues-based fire of electric guitarists Kai Bruckner and Christian Kogel, and the airy rhythms of Granelli and bassist Andreas Walter. The guitarists full-throttle attack never gets oppressive; Granelli and Walter’s springy foundation keeps things supple and fluid.”

– Tony Scherman, People Magazine

Jerry Granelli & UFB – Broken Circle2019-07-18T17:27:43+00:00

Jerry Granelli & UFB – News From the Street

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Kai Bruckner – electric and acoustic guitars
Christian Kogel – electric and acoustic guitars
Andreas Walter – bass
Jerry Granelli – drums, percussion

Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at Principal Studio, Muenster, Germany
Mixed at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York

Recording engineer: Sascha Van Oertzen
Mixing engineer: Judy Clapp
Mastering engineer: Greg Calbi

Intuition Music

REVIEWS

“News From the Street spans Granelli’s musical roots and long affection for Delta-flavored blues, with tunes from Bill ‘Honky Tonk Doggett, Ry Cooder, and Clarence ‘Gatemouth’ Brown set against more contemporary artists: Jimi Hendrix, Rinde Eckert, and Bruce Hornsby. Doggett’s jump-blues ‘Honey Boy’ begins the disc with a funky hook, layered with skittery electric guitars and fat bass, backlit by Granelli’s crystalline drumming; Cooder’s ‘Big Love’ pairs acoustic and electric guitars drenched in steamy bayou ambiance; and Eckert’s translucent, porcelain waltz, “Ellen Waltzing,” is an exquisite piece of wistful, Bill Evans-style romance. Throughout News Granelli’s sparse, delicate drumming shines in thoughtful, inspired meditations and shi fting dynamics of resonant phrasing, rhythmic execution, and masterful, precision timekeeping.”

JAZZIZ

Jerry Granelli & UFB – News From the Street2019-07-18T17:20:47+00:00

Jerry Granelli – Another Place

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Jane Ira Bloom – soprano saxophone
Julian Priester – trombone
David Friedman – vibes, marimba
Anthony Cox – bass
Jerry Granelli – drums, electro-acoustic percussion

Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at Studio Bauer, Ludwigsburg, Germany

Recording, mixing and mastering engineer: Carlos Albrecht

Intuition Music

REVIEWS

“Granelli’s fascinating material weaves intrigue and mystery, unusual voicings and colors, often making sparing use of exotic electronics, indeed take us other places. Surprises are constant; there isn’t a predictable track or texture on the record. Bassist Anthony Cox rounds out this superb date (he has a sensational duet with Granelli’s “steel pans”) and … band. What a trip!”

JazzTimes

Jerry Granelli – Another Place2019-07-18T17:13:29+00:00

Jerry Granelli – A Song I Thought I Heard Buddy Sing

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Jerry Granelli – drums
Kenny Garrett – alto saxophone
Julian Priester – trombone
Bill Frisell – guitar, banjo
Robben Ford – guitar
Anthony Cox – bass

Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded at London Bridge Studio, Seattle
Mixed at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York

Recording engineer: Rick Parashar
Mixing engineers: James Farber and Mark Slagle

ITM Pacific

REVIEWS

“Like the novel, the music layers a collage of jazz, blues and New Orleans influences over an unsettling haunting tone. The unifying core is blues, as heard in various permutations. Expect surprising interpretations: a Johnny Hodges blues becomes mysterious while a Screamin’ Jay Hawkins stomper is made serene…. Granelli shows clear vision. In Slaughter, a fellow musician describing Bolden’s never recorded sound could just as well be praising the strengths of this disc: ‘There was pain and gentleness – everything – crammed into each number.’ “

Modern Drummer

Jerry Granelli – A Song I Thought I Heard Buddy Sing2019-07-18T17:09:22+00:00

Dino Saluzzi / Anthony Cox / David Friedman – Rios

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON Dino Saluzzi – bandoneon, voice (tracks 2 and 4), percussion (track 4)
David Friedman – marimba, vibraphone, percussion (tracks 2, 3, 6, 7)
Anthony Cox – acoustic and electric bass

Produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded and Mixed at Principal Studio, Muenster, Germany
Mastered at Studio N, Cologne, Germany

Recording and mixing engineer: Sascha Von Oertzen

Intuition Music

REVIEWS

“Here is music that is so deeply affecting that it’s as if it is coming from inside the listener. Enchanting, spirited, it is music of uncommon depth – beautiful and subtly exciting. The music’s superior quality comes in equal parts from the players, the instrumentation and the compositions.” – Bob Protzman, The St. Paul Pioneer-Press

“One of the most beautiful albums of 1995.” – Larry Kelp, San Francisco Chronicle

Dino Saluzzi / Anthony Cox / David Friedman – Rios2019-07-18T17:03:36+00:00

Dave Holland – Triplicate

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Dave Holland – bass
Steve Coleman – alto saxophone
Jack DeJohnette – drums

produced by Lee Townsend

Recorded and mixed at Power Station, New York
Recording and mixing engineer: James Farber

ECM Records

Dave Holland – Triplicate2019-07-18T16:57:21+00:00

Choying Dolma/Steve Tibbetts – Selwa

SPOTIFY ITUNES AMAZON

Produced by Lee Townsend

recorded in Boudha and St. Paul

Six Degrees Records

Choying Drolma – voice
Steve Tibbetts and Marc Anderson – instruments and engineering
additional vocals by Lodro Sangmo and Sherab Palmo

REVIEWS

Washington Post
By Mike Joyce

“No one can accuse guitarist Steve Tibbetts of not following his bliss.
Selwa is as much a sonic pilgrimage as anything else, a serene and spiritual sequel to the 1997 recording “Cho,” which paired Tibbetts for the first time with the Tibetan Buddhist nun and vocalist Choying Drolma…

He doesn’t collaborate with her so much as commune, subtly deploying an array of acoustic and electric guitars to accent her prayers and homages…
there’s plenty of inventive guitar work just the same, slowly moving in and out of focus or needling its way through a weave of percussion. Meanwhile, on “Song of Realization,” Drolma transcends all: “I do not recognize this earth / It is an assembly hall adorned by flowers / I do not recognize me to be me / I am the supreme victor, the wish-fulfilling jewel.”

The Absolute Sound
By Derk Richardson

“Those holding preconceived notions about Tibetan chants – that they are too esoteric to enjoy as […]

Choying Dolma/Steve Tibbetts – Selwa2019-07-18T00:03:25+00:00
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