Brassworks

~ Release by Garry Dial & Dick Oatts (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

▼CD 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
1	The Great Divide recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: The Great Divide (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial		6:41
2	Solidarity recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Solidarity (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Dick Oatts		5:22
3	The Tailor recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: The Tailor (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Dick Oatts		3:48
4	Pure Thought recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Pure Thought (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Dick Oatts		3:39
5	Dial's Style recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Dial's Style (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Dick Oatts		5:19
6	The Greed Factor recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: The Greed Factor (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial		9:16
7	Turn & Let Me Hold You recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Turn & Let Me Hold You (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial		5:07
8	Rumination recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Rumination (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial and Dick Oatts		5:23
9	A Fine Line recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: A Fine Line (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial		6:12
10	Weatherman recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Weatherman (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Dick Oatts		4:38
11	Danish Beauty recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) assistant engineer: Troy Halderson producer: Garry Dial, Tom Jung and Dick Oatts bass [acoustic bass]: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) bass trombone: Doug Purviance (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) brass: Earl Gardner (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30), Tony Kadleck (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Joe Mosello (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) drums (drum set): Joey Baron (American jazz drummer) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and Peter Reit (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) piano: Garry Dial (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) trombone: Ed Neumeister (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) and John Mosca (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) woodwind: Dick Oatts (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) conductor: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) orchestrator: Richard DeRosa (drummer, Director of Jazz Composition/Arranging Studies) phonographic copyright (℗) by: DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products") recorded at: Clinton Recording Studios (NYC 10th Ave til 2010) in New York, New York, United States (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) recording of: Danish Beauty (from 1990-02-02 until 1990-03-30) composer: Garry Dial		4:36

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