Real Gone Music has slated a January 29 release for Sam Dees - The Show Must Gon On. If you're a soul fan, then you'll love this one. Sam Dees penned hits for Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin, George Benson and Gladys Knight among many others, but on his own he recorded what a consensus of soul collectors regard as one of the best LPs of the '70s, The Show Must Go On, to which Real Gone Music have appended no less than six bonus single sides! This has never been out as a stand-alone CD; highly, highly recommended!
GABE EVANS - THE COSMIC RIGHTEOUSNESS OF ROARING TIGERSThe Cosmic Righteousness of Roaring Tigers is an album of original funk music performed by a jazz sextet. The tunes are melodic, grooving and sometimes humorous, and feature creative arrangements that allow plenty of space to showcase the soloists Gabe Evens (composer) on piano, Greg Lyons on tenor sax, Patrick Terbrack on alto sax, Marques Young on trombone. The joy shared while recording this music is paralleled by the crazy groove laid down by the incredible Christy Smith on bass and Erik Hargrove on drums. This music is guaranteed to get your body moving, and if you listen carefully you may hear the roar of a tiger! ~ CD Universe
Lelando Scott aka Leland Scott Davis has performed with a diverse array of artist including NYC guitarist Elliot Sharp, Joe Lovano, LaDonna Smith, Joe Maneri, and recorded with tenor saxophonist Ernie Krivda on the Cadence Jazz Records Label and mentioned in JazzTimes magazine. Lelando Scott Ddavis was resident avant/free jazz composer, drummer, bandleader at Speak In Tongues in Cleveland, Ohio throughout the 1990's sharing the stage with many jazz greats such as William Parker, Hamid Drake and Gerry Hemingway to name a few. Lelando has also produced a unique solo percussion CD titled Rhythm Paintings, playing all of the percussive layers creating soulful music you can dance to. Lelando collaborated with Chris Strollo in the expressive free jazz duo Siamese Twins throughout the 1990's. ~ CD Universe
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