Gently

~ Release by Bob Mintzer Big Band (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

▼CD 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Gently assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo tenor saxophone: Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo trumpet: Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Gently (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) composer: Bob Mintzer		6:39
2	Timeless assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds and solo baritone saxophone: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27)		7:21
3	Original People assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano and solo piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo trombone: Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo trumpet: Mike Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Original People (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) composer: Bob Mintzer		5:26
4	Body and Soul assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano and solo piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo tenor saxophone: Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Body and Soul (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) lyricist: Frank Eyton (in 1930), Edward Heyman (in 1930) and Robert Sour (in 1930) composer: Johnny Green (composer and conductor, often credited as John Green) (in 1930) publisher: Bug Music, Inc., Chappell & Co Ltd., Druropetal Music, Quartet Music Inc., Range Road Music Inc., Warner Bros., Inc. (not for release label use!), WB Music Corp. (1929–2019) (until 2019-05-28) and WC Music Corp. (from 2019-05-28 to present) sub-publisher: ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス (holding company - do not use as release label) and ワーナー・チャペル音楽出版 Synch事業部		11:48
5	Who's Walkin' Who? assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone and solo alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass and solo bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo trombone: Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Who's Walkin' Who? (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) composer: Bob Mintzer		8:11
6	Don't Ever Leave Me assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano and solo piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27)		6:37
7	Bright Lights assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano and solo piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo tenor saxophone: Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Bright Lights (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) composer: Bob Mintzer		7:01
8	Saxophone Quartet #2 assistant recording engineer: Mark Conese (US Engineer, drummer and owner of Ambient Recording Co.) recording engineer: Tom Jung (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) producer: Tom Jung and Bob Mintzer alto saxophone: Pete Yellin (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass: Jay Anderson (jazz bassist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) bass trombone: Dave Taylor (US jazz bass trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) brass: Frank Greene (trumpet) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Michael Philip Mossman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Millikan (trumpeter) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Jim Seeley (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Scott Wendholt (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) drums (drum set): Peter Erskine (American jazz drummer) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) French horn: John Clark (flute & horn player) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Fred Griffen (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) piano: Phil Markowitz (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) reeds and solo baritone saxophone: Roger Rosenberg (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo alto saxophone: Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo soprano saxophone: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) solo tenor saxophone: Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) tenor trombone: Michael Davis (US jazz trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Larry Farrell (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Keith O’Quinn (trombonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) woodwind: Lawrence Feldman (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Malach (US jazz saxophonist) (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27), Bob Mintzer (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) and Charles Pillow (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) arranger: Bob Mintzer recorded at: Ambient Recording Co. in Easton, Connecticut, United States (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) recording of: Saxophone Quartet #2 (from 2002-04-25 until 2002-04-27) composer: Bob Mintzer		4:24

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art direction and graphic design:	Julie Hess
liner notes:	Bob Mintzer
French horn:	Fred Griffen

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