New Orleans Brass Bands : Down Yonder

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The CD contains six extra tracks. Personnel: Jenell Marshall (vocals, snare drum); Wayne Bennett (guitar); Roger Lewis (soprano saxophone, baritone saxophone); Harold Dejan , Anthony Butler , Darryl Adams (alto saxophone); Ernest Watson, Fred Kemp, John Gilbert , Elliot Callier, Kevin Harris (tenor saxophone); Efrem Towns, Gregory Davis , Derek "Dirt" Wiley, George "Happy" Johnson , Cyrille Salvant, Edmond Foucher, Kermit Ruffins, Milton Batiste (trumpet); Reginald Steward, Keith Anderson , Edward Paris, Frank Naundorf, Wendell Eugene, Charles Joseph (trombone); Anthony "Tuba Fats" Lacen, Philip Frazier, Edgar Smith (tuba); Kirk Joseph (sousaphone); Ricky Monet (piano); Donald Lewis, Keith "Bass Drum Shorty" Frazier (bass drum, cymbals); Nowell Glass, Lionel Batiste, Benny Jones (bass drum); Leroy Breaux, Andrew Green (snare drum); Lewis J. Blaze (tambourine). Audio Mixers: Gregg Lunsford; Scott Billington. Recording information: Mou; Mountain Studios, Montreux, Switzerland; Pace Sound Studio, New Orleans, LA; Sea-Saint Recording Studios, New Orleans, LA; Storyville Jazz Hall, New Orleans, LA. Editors: Gregg Lunsford; Scott Billington. Arranger: Milton Batiste . This Rounder LP features four different brass bands. Dejan's Olympia Brass, the most traditional one, is not always in tune but shows plenty of spirit on its three numbers. The Chosen Few Brass Band is fine on "Mardi Gras Iko" and the young Rebirth Jazz Band (with trumpeter Kermit Ruffins) romps through "When the Saints Go Marching In" and "My Song." But it is the R&B-ish Dirty Dozen Brass Band (performing "Mardi Gras in New Orleans" and "The Flintstones") that has the strongest and most original personality. Overall, New Orleans Brass Bands: Down Yonder gives one a strong dose of New Orleans party music. ~ Scott Yanow
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