Album US 2004 on Sunnyside Communications label
Jazz
Recorded At Systems Two, Brooklyn, New York on March 25, 2003 P & C 2004 Freelance Records. Licensed to Sunnyside Communications Inc.
Tony Malaby ts, ss, *1964 US tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, album by, composed by | |
Drew Gress b, cb, *1959 US acoustic bass, composed by | |
Paul Motian dr, 1931-2011 US drums, composed by |
Garrett Shelton coordinator, release coordinator |
Lorena Camacho coordinator, release coordinator |
Max Ross engineer, assistant |
Christopher Drukker graphic design |
Michael Marciano mastered by |
Tom Terrell photography by |
Jean-Paul Rodrigue producer |
Pierre-Henry Chaveau producer, photography by |
Joe Marciano recorded by, engineered |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration | |
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1 | Humpty Dumpty | Tony Malaby | Ornette Coleman | 5:30 | |
2 | Maine | Tony Malaby | Tony Malaby | 6:14 | |
3 | Adobe Blues | Tony Malaby | Tony Malaby | 4:43 | |
4 | Dorotea La Cautiva | Tony Malaby | Angelica Sanchez | 9:30 | |
5 | No Brainer | Tony Malaby | Angelica Sanchez | 5:43 | |
6 | Mia | Tony Malaby | Tony Malaby | 5:48 | |
7 | What Is This Thing Called Love | Tony Malaby | Cole Porter | 4:51 | |
8 | Cosas | Tony Malaby | Tony Malaby | 6:30 | |
9 | Gone | Tony Malaby | Drew Gress, Paul Motian, Tony Malaby | 3:56 |
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