(Contemporary Jazz/Jazz-Funk/Fusion/Soul Jazz/Blues) Tony Monaco, 6 альбомов (2001-2008) [Коллекция], MP3 (tracks), 160-320 kbps

#777Tracklisting:
01. Blues for T
02. Backward Shack
03. Girl Talk
04. Fungi Mama
05. Jumpin' the Blues
06. Ashleen
07. Bluesette
08. Road Song
09. So Long for Now
Tony Monaco - Organ, Organ (Hammond), Vocals
Joey DeFrancesco - Organ, Piano
Paul Bollenback - Guitar
Derek DiCenzo - Guitar
Byron Landham - Drums
Release Date: Sep 4, 2001
Recording Date: Mar 2000-Mar 5, 2000
Summit Records

#777Tracklisting:
01 - Acid Wash
02 - White Dude Special
03 - Ya Bay BEE
04 - Gramp's Blues
05 - Ode To Brother Jack
06 - So May It Secretly Begin
07 - Luck Be A Lady
08 - Apple Honey
09 - St. Thomas
10 - Me And Mrs. Jones (bonus track)
11 - Pick Up The Pieces (bonus tracks)
Tony Monaco - Accordion, Arranger, Composer, Organ (Hammond), Vocals, Producer, Executive Producer, Horn Arrangements
Derek DiCenzo - Guitar, Drums (Steel)
Louis Tsamous - Drums
Donny McCaslin - Saxophone
Sarah Morrow - Trombone
Kenny Rampton - Trumpet
Release Date: Feb 5, 2002
Recording Date:Nov 20, 2001-Nov 26, 2001
Summit Records

#777Tracklisting:
01. Pasta Faggioli
02. Homily
03. Katarina's Prayer
04. Flat Tire
05. Mona Lisa
06. Mozzarella
07. Aglio E Olio
08. Oh Marie
09. Waltz Of The Angels
Tony Monaco - Accordion, Organ (Hammond), Producer
Joey DeFrancesco - Trumpet, Organ (Hammond)
Craig Ebner - Guitar
Robert Kraut - Guitar
Byron Landham - Drums
Louis Tsamous - Drums
Release Date: Sep 2, 2003
Summit Records

#777Tracklisting:
01. Goin' To A Meetin'
02. Everyday I Have The Blues
03. Greasy Spoon
04. Mellow Soul
05. Ashleen
06. Crosscut Saw
07. The Hooker
08. Stormy Monday
09. All Blues
10. The Preacher
11. Takin' My Time Blues
Tony Monaco - Organ (Hammond), Producer, Engineer, Executive Producer, Mastering, Mixing
Tom Carroll - Guitar
Derek DiCenzo - Guitar
Robert Kraut - Guitar
Willie Pooch - Vocals
Jim Rupp - Drums
Louis Tsamous - Drums
Gene Walker - Saxophone
Release Date:Oct 5, 2004
Recording Date:Jul 2004
Summit Records

#777Tracklisting:
01. I'll Remember Jimmy (4:48)
02. O Barquino (My Little Boat) (4:32)
03. Rudy And The Fox (3:58)
04. Recordame (5:07)
05. Don't Be That Way (5:37)
06. Donna Lee (4:29)
07. Roz Da Cat (8:19)
08. Softly As The Morning Sunrise (5:49)
09. Like Someone In Love (5:01)
10. Indiana (5:39)
Tony Monaco, Hammond organ,
Bruce Forman, guitar,
Adam Nussbaum, drums.
Release Date:Feb 14, 2006
Recording Date:Oct 2005
Chicken Coup Records

#777Tracklisting:
01. S'bout Time
02. Ode To Billie Joe
03. I'll Close My Eyes
04. Someday My Prince Will Come
05. Slow Down Sagg
06. S'bout Time (radio edit)
07. Ode To Billie Joe (radio edit)
Personnel:
Tony Monaco, Organ
Ted Quinlan, Guitar
Vito Rezza, Drums
Release Date: Oct 14, 2008
Recording Date: Jun 22, 2007
Allegro Chicken Coup

Tony Monaco is a leader in a modest revival of the Hammond B3 organ in jazz. As he has been with so many fledgling jazz organists, Jimmy Smith played a significant role in attracting Monaco to jazz and retaining his interest in the music. Monaco was 12 years old when he first heard Smith and, as a 16th birthday present, got a phone call from the organ giant. The culmination of this association came when Smith invited the young performer to join him at Smith's club. Monaco has also been fortunate to spend time with other jazz organ masters, including Hank Marr and Dr. Lonnie Smith. He started subbing for players, like Marr, in and around Columbus, OH, when he was just 16. Monaco has also been helped along by one of his peers, Joey DeFrancesco, who produced Monaco's first album, Burnin' Grooves, and joined the session on piano. Monaco added horns to his second album, Master Chops T, released in 2002, giving the Hammond organ player much more flexibility to the arrangements. It also allowed him to take full advantage of the rhythmic invention the electric organ allows its players to engage in. A live follow-up, Intimately Live, followed later that year. In addition to his albums as leader, Monaco has recorded with Eric Neymeyer and neo-bop guitarist Mark Elf. Monaco doesn't rely entirely on his jazz work to support his family. He and his brother run and own a concrete construction business. When not performing or building, Monaco listens to other masters of the organ, including Smith, Richard "Groove" Holmes, and Larry Goldings.