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Acoustic jazz trio playing jazz standards.
Most of this recording was done at the “Wood Shed” performance space at the Woods House Conservatory in Wenatchee, Washington. The remainder of the tracks were recorded at Terry’s Basement Studio and Dave’s living room.
Sixteen Strings “At The Wood Shed” was recorded using a digital hard drive recorder with Apogee A to D and D to A converters set at 24/96. An assortment of Neumann, CAD and PPA microphones were used with Class A microphone preamps from True Audio, Presonus and FMR direct into the recorder. Mastering was done through an older Amek analog console to an Alesis Master link at 24/88.2.
“A reasonably well known guitar player who I had worked with, approached me about playing in my restaurant. I said Bud there are only 32 seats! I can’t afford a band. Bud said… well let’s try a few weeks and see what happens. Eight years and two CD’s later we’ve all enjoyed some of the best jazz around. Words cannot express the honor I feel to have shared the gift of their music and their friendship. I hope you enjoy this new CD as much as I’ve enjoyed these guys. I hope they sell a million of them.” - Steve Scott, Owner, The Alley Café.
Musicians:
Mike Choman, acoustic nylon string guitar
Mike Choman, Fender bass (7)
Bud Hellner, electric guitar
Glenn Isaacson, acoustic bass (1,2,3,4,8,9,10)
Roger Vandivort, electric bass (6,12)
Tom Davies, electric guitar (7)
Selections:
1. Witchcraft
2. Vivo Sonhando
3. Sweet Georgia Bright
4. Forest Flower
5. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
6. Angel Eyes
7. Wendy
8. Doxy
9. Slow Hot Wind
10. And I Love Her
11. Stolen Moments
12. On A Clear Day
Acoustic jazz trio playing jazz standards.
Most of this recording was done at the “Wood Shed” performance space at the Woods House Conservatory in Wenatchee, Washington. The remainder of the tracks were recorded at Terry’s Basement Studio and Dave’s living room.
Sixteen Strings “At The Wood Shed” was recorded using a digital hard drive recorder with Apogee A to D and D to A converters set at 24/96. An assortment of Neumann, CAD and PPA microphones were used with Class A microphone preamps from True Audio, Presonus and FMR direct into the recorder. Mastering was done through an older Amek analog console to an Alesis Master link at 24/88.2.
“A reasonably well known guitar player who I had worked with, approached me about playing in my restaurant. I said Bud there are only 32 seats! I can’t afford a band. Bud said… well let’s try a few weeks and see what happens. Eight years and two CD’s later we’ve all enjoyed some of the best jazz around. Words cannot express the honor I feel to have shared the gift of their music and their friendship. I hope you enjoy this new CD as much as I’ve enjoyed these guys. I hope they sell a million of them.” - Steve Scott, Owner, The Alley Café.
Musicians:
Mike Choman, acoustic nylon string guitar
Mike Choman, Fender bass (7)
Bud Hellner, electric guitar
Glenn Isaacson, acoustic bass (1,2,3,4,8,9,10)
Roger Vandivort, electric bass (6,12)
Tom Davies, electric guitar (7)
Selections:
1. Witchcraft
2. Vivo Sonhando
3. Sweet Georgia Bright
4. Forest Flower
5. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
6. Angel Eyes
7. Wendy
8. Doxy
9. Slow Hot Wind
10. And I Love Her
11. Stolen Moments
12. On A Clear Day
