DOUG CAMERON JOURNEY TO YOU NEW CD

Description: Additional Information from InnerSleeve Product Description Personnel: Doug Cameron (violin, electric violin); Brandon Fields (alto saxophone); Gary Grant (trumpet); Clayton Haslop, Ken Yerke, Peter Kent, Margaret Wooten (violin); Carole Kleister Castillo, Rick Gerding (viola); Barry Gold, Matt Cooker (cello); Larry Cohn (keyboards, programming); Mike Miller, Buzzy Felton (guitar); Ken Wild, Jimmy Johnson (bass); Mike Jochum, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); Steve Forman (percussion). Recorded at Bill Schnee Studio, Beat Street Studios, The L.A. Studios and Acme Studios, Los Angeles. All songs written by Doug Cameron. Personnel: Doug Cameron (violin, strings); Mike Miller , Howard "Buzz" Feiten (guitar); Anatoly Rosinsky, Ken Yerke, Clayton Haslop, Peter Kent, Nancy Roth, Margaret Wooten (violin); Carole Castillo, Rick Gerding (viola); Mathew Cooker, Barry Gold (cello); Brian Mann (accordion); Brandon Fields (alto saxophone); Gary Grant (trumpet); Larry Cohn (keyboards, programming); Michael Jochum, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); Luis Conte, Steve Forman (percussion). Recording information: Acme Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Beat Street Studios, Los Angeles, CA; L.A. Studios, Los Angeles, CA. Arranger: Doug Cameron. Over the years, Doug Cameron hasn't been above recording insipid, boring elevator Muzak, but the violinist has also shown flashes of inventiveness at times. And he's far from a bad musician. One of his more noteworthy efforts, Journey to You could generally be described as soft pop-jazz with a difference. Sounding a bit like early Spyro Gyra (although lighter), congenial tunes such as "Let It Loose," "Simple Pleasures," and the Celtic-influenced "Flavor of Ireland" have more substance than most of the other music heard on new adult contemporary (NAC) radio in the early '90s. One cut that didn't make any NAC playlists was "Cool It," a rare example of Cameron recording post-bop and playing in a more straight-ahead vein. A few of the songs are a little too sugary for their own good, but the CD's more decent selections indicated that Cameron wasn't someone that serious jazz listeners should dismiss altogether. ~ Alex Henderson About InnerSleeve We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selection of vinyl. Purchases come with a 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee (minus Shipping & Handling fees) on all unopened products. All items are from licensed Distributors. We do not deal with any Bootleg or Used items!

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