10593 - JACK MACK AND THE HEART ATTACK - CARDIAC PARTY (1982) (REPOST)
JACK MACK AND THE HEART ATTACK
''CARDIAC PARTY''
1982
40:43
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1/True Lovin' Woman
Max Gronenthal/4:06
2/Don't Need No Reason
Max Gronenthal/3:46
3/Real Good Feeling
Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner / Larry John McNally/3:40
4/Kansas City Limit
Max Gronenthal/3:40
5/Willing to Learn
Scott Chambers / Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner/4:22
6/Cardiac Party
Max Gronenthal/4:23
7/Wonderful Girl
Max Gronenthal/3:50
8/Give It Up
Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner/4:09
9/Good Good Man
Max Gronenthal/4:23
10/Hooray for the City
Max Gronenthal/4:24
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William Bergman /Saxophone
John Berry, Jr. /Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Rosemary Butler /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Scott Chambers /Bass, Vocals
Jim Coile /Flute, Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Steve Forman /Vibraphone, Vocals (Background)
Glenn Frey /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Max Gronenthal /Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Andrew Kastner /Guitar
John Paruolo /Keyboards
Claude Pepper /Drums, Vocals
Rick Shlosser /Drums
Greg "Frosty" Smith /Sax (Baritone)
Lee Thornburg /Flugelhorn, Horn, Horn Arrangements, Trumpet, Vocals
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about the album
"In this age of computers, synthesizers and drum machines, you have come to possess an increasingly rare commodity. An album full of real music, played with real feelings, by real musicians. Jack Mack have been LA's leading proponent of Rock'n'Soul music for a long time. Now, they have taken a step toward bringing their unique music to the masses. So grab your bottle, and your baby, have some friends over, play this album loudly and jack it up."
-- Glenn Frey - Snowmass, Colorado - June, 1990
Jack Mack and the Heart Attack have been together since 1980, performing their own brand of Soul music for countless people all over the world.
Their landmark first album, Cardiac Party, produced by Glenn Frey of The Eagles, was released in 1982 and is now available on CD.
You might know Jack Mack from one of their performances, or maybe from one of the many soundtracks they've played on. Or maybe you heard them backing up other well-known artists such as Glenn Frey, No Doubt, Ben E King, Mavis Staples, Sam Moore and hundreds more.
Unfortunately, perhaps you heard their name from being in the right place at the wrong time when they were the band that was playing on stage as the bomb blew at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta's Centennial Park.
Hopefully, you know them because at one time or another they made you feel really good with their upbeat brand of R&B.
This is a classic CD by one of Americas premier Soul bands, Jack Mack and The Heart Attack. All songs are original except for the Otis Redding Classic, "I've Been Loving You Too Long".
If you're ready to hear some real music played by real musicians, this CD will make you a believer.
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About the Artist
www.amazon.com
Jack Mack and the Heart Attack have been described as "extraordinary musicians and dynamic performers." After more than two decades they continue performing concerts, major corporate events, festivals and the world's most outrageous private affairs. Their individual style of high energy R&B /Soul music they love has garnered respect among their peers, and an ever expanding, loyal following.
The band's first recording, CARDIAC PARTY was produced by Glenn Frey of the Eagles and it continues to be a worldwide cult favorite. Their follow up CDs JACK IT UP and ARRHYTHMIA continues in the tradition of heartfelt American Rock and Soul music with the Jack Mack signature. In December, 2002 they performed live music for 1984 Olympic Gold medal winner, Scott Hamilton’s NBC TV special, and in March, 2003, release their first live CD, SCOTT HAMILTON & FRIENDS. This exciting CD encompasses all the music from Scott’s spectacular ice show, which was a dream come true for him.
Original Jack Mack members John Paruolo (keyboards), Andrew Kastner (guitars), and Bill Bergman (saxophone), who have collectively recorded or toured with over 100 top name artists, have sought out the best musicians available to add to their distinctive sound. Joining founding members are bassist/vocalist Tim Scott, who has performed with Tower of Power, Etta James, Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder and drummer Les Falconer, who has recorded and performed with the O'Jays, Toni Braxton, Johnny "Guitar" Watson and Jody Watley. Vocalist Mark Campbell, lead singer for Jack Mack throughout the mid-eighties and early nineties, returns to the lineup bringing his powerful blue-eyed soul vocals styles to the band. Rounding out the band are trumpeter Les Lovitt, who has recorded and toured with Woody Herman, Woody Harrelson and Brian Setzer, among others, and baritone saxophonist Cece Worral-Rubin, who has played with Guns and Roses, The Four Tops, The Temptations and additionally teaches to many aspiring future musicians.
While Jack Mack and the Heart Attack has found a permanent place in the hearts of R&B fans the world over, their name found its way into the history books with their performances at Atlanta's Centennial Park during the 1996 Summer Olympic games. An unexpected event occurred that shocked the world and cut short one of the most exciting and fulfilling engagements of their storied career. Jack Mack has dedicated ARRHYTHMIA to the memory of the Atlanta bombing victims.
Throughout shifting musical trends, the Jack Mack focus has prevailed, their music remaining true to American Rhythm & Blues and Soul. The band maintains their commitment to writing and recording new songs, and their legendary groove-til-you-sweat, dance-til-you-drop performances continue to thrill and delight audiences everywhere. It’s Party Time!
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WEBSITE
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TO THE TOP
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''CARDIAC PARTY''
1982
40:43
**********
1/True Lovin' Woman
Max Gronenthal/4:06
2/Don't Need No Reason
Max Gronenthal/3:46
3/Real Good Feeling
Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner / Larry John McNally/3:40
4/Kansas City Limit
Max Gronenthal/3:40
5/Willing to Learn
Scott Chambers / Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner/4:22
6/Cardiac Party
Max Gronenthal/4:23
7/Wonderful Girl
Max Gronenthal/3:50
8/Give It Up
Max Gronenthal / Andrew Kastner/4:09
9/Good Good Man
Max Gronenthal/4:23
10/Hooray for the City
Max Gronenthal/4:24
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William Bergman /Saxophone
John Berry, Jr. /Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Rosemary Butler /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Scott Chambers /Bass, Vocals
Jim Coile /Flute, Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Steve Forman /Vibraphone, Vocals (Background)
Glenn Frey /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Max Gronenthal /Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Andrew Kastner /Guitar
John Paruolo /Keyboards
Claude Pepper /Drums, Vocals
Rick Shlosser /Drums
Greg "Frosty" Smith /Sax (Baritone)
Lee Thornburg /Flugelhorn, Horn, Horn Arrangements, Trumpet, Vocals
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about the album
"In this age of computers, synthesizers and drum machines, you have come to possess an increasingly rare commodity. An album full of real music, played with real feelings, by real musicians. Jack Mack have been LA's leading proponent of Rock'n'Soul music for a long time. Now, they have taken a step toward bringing their unique music to the masses. So grab your bottle, and your baby, have some friends over, play this album loudly and jack it up."
-- Glenn Frey - Snowmass, Colorado - June, 1990
Jack Mack and the Heart Attack have been together since 1980, performing their own brand of Soul music for countless people all over the world.
Their landmark first album, Cardiac Party, produced by Glenn Frey of The Eagles, was released in 1982 and is now available on CD.
You might know Jack Mack from one of their performances, or maybe from one of the many soundtracks they've played on. Or maybe you heard them backing up other well-known artists such as Glenn Frey, No Doubt, Ben E King, Mavis Staples, Sam Moore and hundreds more.
Unfortunately, perhaps you heard their name from being in the right place at the wrong time when they were the band that was playing on stage as the bomb blew at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta's Centennial Park.
Hopefully, you know them because at one time or another they made you feel really good with their upbeat brand of R&B.
This is a classic CD by one of Americas premier Soul bands, Jack Mack and The Heart Attack. All songs are original except for the Otis Redding Classic, "I've Been Loving You Too Long".
If you're ready to hear some real music played by real musicians, this CD will make you a believer.
**********
About the Artist
www.amazon.com
Jack Mack and the Heart Attack have been described as "extraordinary musicians and dynamic performers." After more than two decades they continue performing concerts, major corporate events, festivals and the world's most outrageous private affairs. Their individual style of high energy R&B /Soul music they love has garnered respect among their peers, and an ever expanding, loyal following.
The band's first recording, CARDIAC PARTY was produced by Glenn Frey of the Eagles and it continues to be a worldwide cult favorite. Their follow up CDs JACK IT UP and ARRHYTHMIA continues in the tradition of heartfelt American Rock and Soul music with the Jack Mack signature. In December, 2002 they performed live music for 1984 Olympic Gold medal winner, Scott Hamilton’s NBC TV special, and in March, 2003, release their first live CD, SCOTT HAMILTON & FRIENDS. This exciting CD encompasses all the music from Scott’s spectacular ice show, which was a dream come true for him.
Original Jack Mack members John Paruolo (keyboards), Andrew Kastner (guitars), and Bill Bergman (saxophone), who have collectively recorded or toured with over 100 top name artists, have sought out the best musicians available to add to their distinctive sound. Joining founding members are bassist/vocalist Tim Scott, who has performed with Tower of Power, Etta James, Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder and drummer Les Falconer, who has recorded and performed with the O'Jays, Toni Braxton, Johnny "Guitar" Watson and Jody Watley. Vocalist Mark Campbell, lead singer for Jack Mack throughout the mid-eighties and early nineties, returns to the lineup bringing his powerful blue-eyed soul vocals styles to the band. Rounding out the band are trumpeter Les Lovitt, who has recorded and toured with Woody Herman, Woody Harrelson and Brian Setzer, among others, and baritone saxophonist Cece Worral-Rubin, who has played with Guns and Roses, The Four Tops, The Temptations and additionally teaches to many aspiring future musicians.
While Jack Mack and the Heart Attack has found a permanent place in the hearts of R&B fans the world over, their name found its way into the history books with their performances at Atlanta's Centennial Park during the 1996 Summer Olympic games. An unexpected event occurred that shocked the world and cut short one of the most exciting and fulfilling engagements of their storied career. Jack Mack has dedicated ARRHYTHMIA to the memory of the Atlanta bombing victims.
Throughout shifting musical trends, the Jack Mack focus has prevailed, their music remaining true to American Rhythm & Blues and Soul. The band maintains their commitment to writing and recording new songs, and their legendary groove-til-you-sweat, dance-til-you-drop performances continue to thrill and delight audiences everywhere. It’s Party Time!
**********
WEBSITE
**********
TO THE TOP
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