Northern Illinois University Jazz Ensemble, Ronald Carter - We Came To Swing mp3

Performer: Northern Illinois University Jazz Ensemble, Ronald Carter
Title: We Came To Swing
Country: US
Catalog Number: NIU78721
Label: Not On Label
Released: 2001
Style: Big Band
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 832

Not Label Big Band 2001

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Tracklist

1	Told You So Soloist, Piano – Dan NimmerSoloist, Trombone – Mike McMannWritten-By – Bill Holman	6:29
2	Airegin Arranged By – AbeneSoloist, Alto Saxophone – Diron HollowaySoloist, Piano – Dan NimmerSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Doug Stone Written-By – Sonny Rollins	5:07
3	Uncertainty Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Mike SalterSoloist, Trumpet – Danny Campbell Written-By, Soloist, Guitar – Jeremy Bieber	7:25
4	Darn That Dream Arranged By – Matt Harris Soloist, Piano – Dan NimmerVocals – Nicholas Brooks Written-By – Delange, Han Heusen	5:41
5	Bridging The Gap Soloist, Baritone Saxophone – Tony KidonakisSoloist, Guitar – Jeremy BieberSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Doug Stone Soloist, Trombone – Mike McMannSoloist, Trumpet – Danny Campbell Written-By – Melton Mustafa	6:45
6	Cottontail Arranged By – John LaBarberaSoloist, Drums – Alan KnudsonSoloist, Piano – Dan NimmerSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Doug Stone Soloist, Trumpet – Danny Campbell Written-By – Duke Ellington	4:27
7	The Voice Of The Saxophone Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Mike SalterWritten-By – Jimmy Heath	9:11
8	Lucky So & So Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Diron HollowaySoloist, Trumpet – Mark Roller Vocals – Nicholas Brooks Written-By – Billy Strayhorn	5:00
9	Black And Tan Fantasy Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Diron HollowaySoloist, Trombone – Mike McMannSoloist, Trumpet – Danny Campbell Written-By – Bubber Miley, Duke Ellington	4:00

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Diron Holloway, Rich Moore
Baritone Saxophone – Tony Kidonakis
Bass – Alex Austin
Drums – Alan Knudson, Doug Bratt
Engineer – Robert Chappell
Executive-Producer – Richard O. Ryan
Guitar – Jeremy Bieber
Liner Notes, Producer, Directed By – Ronald Carter
Photography By, Design – John Pobojewski
Piano – Dan Nimmer
Tenor Saxophone – Doug Stone , Mike Salter
Trombone – Brad Folkens, Mike McMann, Nic Hansen, Roosevelt Griffin
Trumpet – Chris Davis , Danny Campbell , Mark Roller , Shawn Johnson , Wesley Jackson
Vocals – Nicholas Brooks

Notes

Recorded live to 16 Track DAT with no edits. Recorded 4.18.01 Peoria Richwood High School, Peoria IL; 4.19.01 Duke Ellington Ballroom, Northern Illinois University; 4.21.01 Sandwich Opera House, Sandwich IL; 4.22.01 United Hebrew Congregation, Chesterfield MO.

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Barcode: 659057827124

Album

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