Spyro Gyra - Got The Magic (1999) {Windham Hill}

Spyro Gyra - Got The Magic (1999) {Windham Hill}
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Genre: Smooth Jazz

“ Spyro Gyra can always be counted on to combine studio artistry and some deeply felt playing to create a smooth blend of jazz, Latin, and soul elements. For this CD, saxophonist Jay Beckenstein depends primarily on the core band of keyboardist Tom Schuman, guitarist Julio Fernandez, bassist Scott Ambush, and drummer Joel Rosenblatt, but he's also enlisted guitarist Chuck Loeb as producer on six cuts. ”


Track List

01. Silk and Satin (Chuck Loeb )
02. Breezeway (Jeremy Wall )
03. Havana Moonlight (Jay Beckenstein )
04. Springtime Laughter (Jeff Beal/Joan Beal )
05. If You Will (Jay Beckenstein/Chuck Loeb )
06. Got the Magic (Julio Fernandez )
07. Teardrops (Jay Beckenstein/Jason Miles )
08. Pure Mood (Chuck Loeb )
09. Sierra (Jay Beckenstein)
10. Love Comes (Tom Schuman/Julio Fernandez)
11. R.S.V.P. (Scott Kreitzer/Randy Andos )
12. Special Delivery (Jay Beckenstein/Scott Ambush)

musicians

Jay Beckenstein - Saxophones
Tom Schuman - Keyboards
Julio Fernandez - Guitars
Joel Rosenblatt - Drums
Scott Ambush - bass

additional musicians

Basia Trzetrzelewska - All Vocals on "Springtime Laughter"
David Charles - Percussion
Dave Samuels - Vibes & Marimba on "Breezeway" & "Sierra"
Scott Kreitzer - Flute on "Silk and Satin," "Havana Moonlight" & "Got The Magic"
Jeff Beal - Keyboards on "Springtime Laughter"
Mike Ricchiuti - Additional Keyboards on "R.S.V.P."
Julio Fernandez, Carmen Cuesta & Phil Hamilton - Backing Vocals on "Pure Mood" & "Sierra"
Julio Fernandez, Kay Gile, Billy Cliff & Andrika Hall - Backing Vocals on "Love Comes"
Billy Cliff and Andrika Hall - Backing Vocals on "Got the Magic"
No Sweat Horns:
Barry Danielian - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Scott Kreitzer - Tenor Saxophone
Randy Andos - Trombone

Recorded and Mixed at BearTracks Recording Studio, Suffern, NYC
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, New York, NYC
Produced by Jay Beckenstein
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musicians

Jay Beckenstein - Saxophones
Tom Schuman - Keyboards
Julio Fernandez - Guitars
Joel Rosenblatt - Drums
Scott Ambush - bass

additional musicians

Basia Trzetrzelewska - All Vocals on "Springtime Laughter"
David Charles - Percussion
Dave Samuels - Vibes & Marimba on "Breezeway" & "Sierra"
Scott Kreitzer - Flute on "Silk and Satin," "Havana Moonlight" & "Got The Magic"
Jeff Beal - Keyboards on "Springtime Laughter"
Mike Ricchiuti - Additional Keyboards on "R.S.V.P."
Julio Fernandez, Carmen Cuesta & Phil Hamilton - Backing Vocals on "Pure Mood" & "Sierra"
Julio Fernandez, Kay Gile, Billy Cliff & Andrika Hall - Backing Vocals on "Love Comes"
Billy Cliff and Andrika Hall - Backing Vocals on "Got the Magic"
No Sweat Horns:
Barry Danielian - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Scott Kreitzer - Tenor Saxophone
Randy Andos - Trombone


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