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LEE RITENOUR
Lee Mack "Captain Fingers" Ritenour is a guitarist, recording artist, composer and producer. He began his career at the age of 16 and has appeared on over 3000 sessions, recorded over 40 albums, and has charted over 30 instrumental and vocal contemporary jazz hits since 1976. He is probably best known for the hit "Is It You" in 1981. Ritenour is considered to be a pioneer in the Contemporary Jazz and jazz-funk genres of music.
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Track Listing: 1. Little Bumpin', A, 2. Water to Drink (Agua de Beber), 3. Get Up, Stand Up, 4. Harlequin, 5. Wes Bound, 6. 4 on 6, 7. Night Rhythms, 8. Latin Lovers, 9. Ooh Yeah, 10. Runaway, 11. Bahia Funk, 12. Etude, 13. Rio Funk
Track Listing: 1. Sun Song, 2. Captain Fingers, 3. Caterpillar, 4. Theme From "Three Days of the Condor", 5. Fly by Night, 6. Little Bit of This and a Little Bit of That, A, 7. Wild Rice, 8. Isn't She Lovely, 9. Ohla Maria (Amparo), 10. Dolphin Dreams, 11. Canticle For the Universe
Full performer name: Larry Carlton/Lee Ritenour (Jazz).Personnel: Lee Ritenour (organ, synthesizer, guitar, bass, programming), Larry Carlton (keyboards, guitar), Larry Williams (tenor saxophone, synthesizer), Jerry Hey, Gary Grant (trumpet, flugelhorn), Bill Reichenbach (trombone), Greg Phillinganes, Dave Witham, Rick Jackson (keyboards), Melvin Davis (bass), Omar Hakim, Harvey Mason (drums), Cassio Duarte (percussion).Producers: Lee Ritenour (tracks 1-3, 5, 7, 9); Larry Carlton (tracks 4, 6, 8, 10-11).Recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, California; Starlight Studios, Malibu, California; Larry Carlton's Studio, Canyon Country, California. Includes liner notes by George Varga. All songs written by Lee Ritenour and/or Larry Carlton. LARRY & LEE was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Performance. Larry Carlton and Lee Ritenour have had parallel careers, but this CD is their first joint meeting on record. The two guitarists complement each other well and there are hints of Wes Montgomery along with a tribute to Joe Pass ("Remembering J.P."), but the songs (all of them their originals) are little more than rhythmic grooves most of the time with the usual fadeouts. The consistently lightweight music is reasonably pleasing but never too stimulating. ~ Scott Yanow
Track Listing: 1. Operator (Thief on the Line), 2. Other Love, 3. Sunset Drivers, 4. Mandela, 5. Amaretto, 6. Rit Variations II, 7. Be Good to Me, 8. I'm Not Responsible, 9. Shadow Dancing, 10. Heavenly Bodies
Track Listing: 1. Concerto in A Minor for Four Keyboards and Strings BWV 1065: Movement 1, 1. Three Latin American Dances I: Tango en Parque Central, 2. Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5: Aria (Cantilena) - (featuring Ren e Fleming), 2. Three Latin American Dances II: Danz n de Etiqueta, 3. Sonatina: Andante II - (featuring Luis Conte), 3. Three Latin American Dances III: Joropo Peligroso, 5. English Folk Song Suite II: My Bonny Boy, 5. Suite Popular Espa ola: No. 3 Canci n - (featuring James Walker), 7. River Songs: The Water Is Wide/Shenandoah - (featuring Ren e Fleming), 8. Ma M re l'Oye IV: Les Entrentiens de La Belle et d, 8. Romanian Folk Dances: Stick Dance/Sash Dance/Stamping Dance/Horn Dance/ - (featuring Gil Shaham), 9. Suite Compostelana III: Cuna, 10. Adagio in G Minor - (featuring Chris Botti), 10. Suite Popular Espa ola No. 1: El Pa o Moruno - (featuring Alex Acu a/James Walker), 11. Duetto: Scherzano Sul Tuo Volto - (featuring Chris Botti/Ren e Fleming)
Personnel: Lee Ritenour (guitar, electronic percussion); Maxi Priest (vocals); Steve Kujala, Gary Herbig, Kim Hutchcraft (flute, alto flute); Dan Higgins (tenor & alto saxophone; flute, alto flute, bass clarinet); Jerry Hey, Gary Grant (trumpet, flugelhorn); Bill Reichenbach (trombone, bass trombone); Bob James (piano, keyboards); Alan Broadbent (piano); David Witham, Ronnie Foster (Hammond B-3); John Beasley (keyboards); Melvin Davis, John Patitucci (bass); Gary Novak (drums); Harvey Mason (drums, percussion); Cassio Duarte (percussion); Aaron Smith (drum programming); Phil Perry, Kate Markowitz, Carmen Twillie (background vocals).Strings: Murray Adler, Israel Baker, Robert Brousseau, Bonnie Douglas, Juliann M. French, Jimmie Getzoff, Clayton Haslop, Eun Sun Lee, Gordon Marron, Paul Shure, Dorothy Wade, John Wittenberg (violin); Carol Mukagawa, Steve Gordon, Simon Oswell, Harry Shiranian (viola); Fred Seykora, Ray Kramer, Jodi Burnett, Paula Hochhalter (cello).Recorded at Sunset Sound and Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California; Starlight Studios, Malibu, California and Enterprise Studios, Burbank, California in September and October 1992. Includes liner notes by Don Heckman. Personnel: Lee Ritenour (guitar, electronic percussion); Maxi Priest (vocals); Dan Higgins (alto & tenor saxophones, flute, alto flute, bass clarinet); Steve Kujala, Gary Herbig, Kim Hutchcraft (flute, alto flute); Jerry Hey, Gary Grant (trumpet, flugelhorn); Bill Reichenbach (trombone, bass trombone); Bob James (piano, keyboards); Alan Broadbent (piano); David Witham, Ronnie Foster (Hammond B-3 organ); John Beasley (keyboards); John Patitucci, Melvin Davis (bass); Gary Novak (drums); Harvey Mason (drums, percussion); Cassio Duarte (percussion); Aaron Smith (drum programming); Phil Perry, Kate Markowitz, Carmen Twillie (background vocals).Recorded at Sunset Sound and Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California; Starlight Studios, Malibu, California; and Enterprise Studios, Burbank, California in September and October 1992. Includes liner notes by Don Heckman. All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Personnel: Lee Ritenour (acoustic & electric guitar, guitar synthesizer); Patti Austin, Tom Baylor, Bill Champlin (vocals); Ernie Watts (tenor & soprano saxophone); Ray Beckstein, Eddy Daniels, Dave Valentin (flute); Dave Nadien (strings); Don Grusin (piano); Patrice Rushen (electric piano); Dave Grusin (electric & acoustic piano, synthesizer, percussion); David Foster (electric & acoustic piano); Ian Underwood (synthesizer); Jay Graydon, Mitch Holder (guitar); Anthony Jackson, Abraham Laboriel (bass); Steve Gadd (drums); Alex Acuna (drums, percussion); Paulinho Da Costa, Sue Evans, Steve Forman, Larry Rosen, Steve Thornton (percussion); Ed Walsh (programming); Venette Gloud, Carmen Twillie (background vocals).
Track Listing: 1. Early A.M. Attitude, 2. Rio Funk, 3. Night Rhythms, 4. White Water, 5. San Ysidro, 6. Asa, 7. Dolphin Dreams, 8. Is It You? 9. 24th Street Blues, 10. Latin Lover, 11. Sauce, The, 12. Malibu, 13. Waltz for Carmen - (bonus track)
Full performer name: Dave Grusin/Lee Ritenour (Jazz).Dave Grusin. Personnel: James "J.T." Taylor (vocals); Ren e Fleming (soprano); Lee Ritenour (guitar); Alyssa Park, Nina Evtuhov, Katia Popov, Tamara L. Hatwan, Aimee Kreston, Alan Grunfeld, Richard Altenbach, Joshua Bell, Jacqueline Brand, Bruce Dukov, Julie Gigante, Ralph Morrison, Sara Parkins, Sarah Thornblade, Roger Wilkie, Josephina Vergara, Tereza Stanislav (violin); Shawn Mann, Marlow Fisher, Roland Kato, Victoria Miskolszy (viola); Trevor Handy, Stephen Erdody, Cecilia Tsan (cello); Dan Higgins (wooden flute); Chris Botti (trumpet); Luis Conte (percussion).Engineers: Don Murray; Frank Filipetti; Lee Ritenour. Audio Mixer: Don Murray. Liner Note Authors: Dave Grusin; Lee Ritenour. Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY (01/2007-01/2008); Capitol Records Studios, Hollywood, CA (01/2007-01/2008); Starlight Studio, Los Angeles, CA (01/2007-01/2008).Author: Lee Ritenour. Editors: Don Murray; Gary Lee; Lee Ritenour. Photographers: Lance Staedler; Lester Cohen. Arrangers: Dave Grusin; Lee Ritenour. On this 2008 follow-up to their TWO WORLDS outing, old friends Lee Ritenour (guitar) and Dave Grusin (piano) reunite for another album that delicately fuses their smooth-jazz tendencies with a classical sensibility. Also returning from TWO WORLDS is guest vocalist Renee Fleming, who collaborates with Ritenour, Grusin, and trumpeter Chris Botti on the stately "Scherzano Sul Tuo Volto." Other high-profile musicians that stop by AMPARO include pop/rock icon James Taylor, who sits in on the serene "Since I First Saw Your Face," and violinist Joshua Bell, who elevates a dreamy take on Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Olha Maria (Amparo)," making this a star-studded classical crossover collection.
Track Listing: 1. Boss City, 2. Blue in Green, 3. Ocean Ave, 4. She Walks This Earth, 5. Sugarloaf Express, 6. Possibilities, 7. Papa Was a Rollin' Stone, 8. Morning Glory, 9. Captain Fingers, 10. P.A.L.S, 11. Night Rhythms, 12. Lil' Bumpin', 13. Is It You?
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