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Wayman Tisdale
Release Date: 06/03/2008
Original Release:
2008
# of Discs:
1
Label: Rendezvous Entertainment
Disc: 1
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Performer: Wayman Tisdale
Artist: Dave Koz; Darren Rahn; Toby Keith; Robert Wilson; Brian Simpson; Marvin Sapp Engineer: Darren Rahn; Debra Perry; Derek Allen; Jim Ryberg; Brian Porter; Bobby G; Mike Ruiz; Eric Rennaker; Jason Ran; Mel Brown; Wayman Tisdale; Brad Mitcho; Michael Todd... Producer: Darren Rahn; Derek Allen; Michael Todd... Distributor: Fontana Distribution Notes: Personnel: Raw J, Meachie Man (vocals); Michael Todd (various instruments); Soup Bone, Bobby G , Bobby G (guitar); Mel Brown (electric guitar, electric bass); Frank Selman (electric guitar); Donald Hayes (saxophone); Jason Ran, Johnny Britt, Jason Rahn (trumpet, flugelhorn); Jerry Compare, Brian Simpson (piano); Ricky Peterson (Hammond b-3 organ); Jason Freeman (keyboards); Arthur Thompson, Arthur Thompson (percussion); Derek Allen, Derrick "D.O.A." Allen (programming); Byrd Sisters (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Darren Rahn; David Rideau; Derek Allen; Brian Porter. Recording information: BKG Studios; Crystal Clear Studios; Joint Heir Music Studios, Grand Rapids, MI; Platinum Sound Studios, Reseda, CA; The Bassmint, Tulsa, OK; The Chase Lounge, Phoenix, AZ; The Frack Shack, Oshkosh, WI; The Litterbox, Denver, CO; Tritone; Tuls@und Studios, Tulsa, OK; West Lake Studios; Westlake Audio, Hollywood, CA; Workhouse Studios, Minneapolis, MN. Photographer: Albert Sanchez. Arranger: Derek Allen. With his eighth album, jazz bassist Wayman Tisdale bounces back (from a bout with bone cancer) with an upbeat, genial, somewhat vocals-oriented set. Tisdale still plucks his electric bass a-plenty and there's an abundance of mellow, easygoing jazz here, but he makes room for some notable guest singers as well. Country music star Toby Keith essays Barry White's classic "Never Give You Up," and the Gap Band's Robert Wilson, Raw J, and gospel singer Marvin Sapp stop by, as does smooth-jazz sax star Dave Koz. As per usual, the grooves are tight and the mood is mostly bright.
JazzTimes (p.122) - "The bassist digs into some urban adult contemporary with 'Watch Me Play Again'...and with 'Comin' Home,' a slice of midtempo sass with something new: vocoder vocals by 'JR Hutson.'"
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