Reptet - Do This! mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork – Flora
• Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Tobi Stone
• Design – Tom Parson
• Double Bass, Bass [Fender Jazz Bass] – Benjamin Verdier
• Drums, Bells, Tambourine, Gong, Cymbal, Finger Cymbals, Vocals – John Ewing
• Guest, Congas, Bongos, Maracas, Shekere – Lalo Bello
• Guest, Harp – Bronn Journey
• Mastered By – Barry Corliss
• Recorded By – Scott Colburn
• Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute, Alto Flute, Guitar, Maracas, Bass Drum, Bells, Tambourine – Izaak Mills
• Trombone – Ben O'Shea
• Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Tambourine – Samantha Boshnack

Notes

Comes in cardboard sleeve.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 751937288923

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Monktail Records
• Recorded At – Gravelvoice Studios
• Mastered At – Master Works

Info

Do This by reptet, released 16 June 2006 1. Zeppo 2. Bad Reed Blues 3. Ro 4. Harpo 5. Chico 6. Groucho 7. Mumia's Lament 8. Do This Recorded at Gravelvoice Studios, Seattle, WA. Mastered by Barry Corliss at Masterworks. Album 2006 10 Songs. More By Reptet. See free to Reptet Do This Zeppo, Bad Reed Blues and more. 10 tracks 68:10. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 2006 CD от Do This на to YouTube by CDBaby Do This Reptet Do This 2006 Monktail Records Released on: 2006-01-01 Auto-generated by This Reptet. слушайте с пользой. Add album to Cart. Chicken or Beef . Reptet's Do This one of the finest jazz releases of 2006. Alexander Gelfand, Jazziz Magazine's Critic's top choice for 2006: Reptet - Do This Monktail This Seattle sextet does it all: it grooves, it rocks, it squawks - occasionally, it even talks. Mostly, it sounds like a New Orleans jazz band on crystal meth. Jazziz Magazine. Reptet is a sextet consisting of six multi-instrumentalists all of whom are members of the internationally acclaimed Monktail Creative Music Concern based out of Seattle, WA. They have established themselves as a group of considerable excitement, flair and vision while simultaneously debunking preconceived notions of what a jazz group ought to be