STEVE GADD BAND
''GADDITUDE''
2013
56:36
1 /Africa
Michael Landu/8:08
2 /Ask Me
Larry Goldings/7:46
3 /Country
Keith Jarrett/5:58
4 /Cavaliero
Larry Goldings/6:40
5 /Green Foam
Walt Fowler / Steve Gadd / Larry Goldings / Jimmy Johnson / Michael Landau/6:12
6 /The Mountain
Abdullah Ibrahim/6:11
7 /Who Knows Blues
Michael Landau/5:55
8 /The Windup
Keith Jarrett/5:40
9 /Scatterbrain
Colin Greenwood / Jonathan Greenwood / Edward O'Brien / Phil Selway / Thomas Yorke/4:20
Steve Gadd/Drums
Walt Fowler/Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Larry Goldings/Keyboards
Jimmy Johnson/Bass
Michael Landau/Guitar(s)
Arnold McCuller/Vocals (3, 9)
David Lasley/Vocals (3, 9)
BIOGRAPHY
by Scott Yanow
A well-respected drummer who has appeared in many types of settings in many genres, Steve Gadd's impressive technique and flexibility have been influential during the past 20 years. He started playing drums at the age of three, sat in with Dizzy Gillespie when he was 11, and after extensive study and a stint in the Army, Gadd became an important studio drummer beginning in 1972. Among his more significant jazz associations have been with Chick Corea (starting in 1975), Bob James, Al DiMeola, Tom Scott, Grover Washington, Jr., David Sanborn, the group Stuff, the Manhattan Jazz Quintet, and his own impressive band (the Gadd Gang) which recorded for Columbia in 1986 and 1988.
''GADDITUDE''
2013
56:36
1 /Africa
Michael Landu/8:08
2 /Ask Me
Larry Goldings/7:46
3 /Country
Keith Jarrett/5:58
4 /Cavaliero
Larry Goldings/6:40
5 /Green Foam
Walt Fowler / Steve Gadd / Larry Goldings / Jimmy Johnson / Michael Landau/6:12
6 /The Mountain
Abdullah Ibrahim/6:11
7 /Who Knows Blues
Michael Landau/5:55
8 /The Windup
Keith Jarrett/5:40
9 /Scatterbrain
Colin Greenwood / Jonathan Greenwood / Edward O'Brien / Phil Selway / Thomas Yorke/4:20
Steve Gadd/Drums
Walt Fowler/Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Larry Goldings/Keyboards
Jimmy Johnson/Bass
Michael Landau/Guitar(s)
Arnold McCuller/Vocals (3, 9)
David Lasley/Vocals (3, 9)
BIOGRAPHY
by Scott Yanow
A well-respected drummer who has appeared in many types of settings in many genres, Steve Gadd's impressive technique and flexibility have been influential during the past 20 years. He started playing drums at the age of three, sat in with Dizzy Gillespie when he was 11, and after extensive study and a stint in the Army, Gadd became an important studio drummer beginning in 1972. Among his more significant jazz associations have been with Chick Corea (starting in 1975), Bob James, Al DiMeola, Tom Scott, Grover Washington, Jr., David Sanborn, the group Stuff, the Manhattan Jazz Quintet, and his own impressive band (the Gadd Gang) which recorded for Columbia in 1986 and 1988.
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