Who here has been on a record?

[Hardbopjazz]

Any members outside of Organissimo ever been on any rrcordings? I know there are a few.

Edited April 18, 2005 by Hardbopjazz

[SGUD missile]

That's a pository here:

However, as a player, most of my recordings were of the commercial nature, or jingles of film music, etc.

As a writer , I've done several jazz projects along with MANY non jazz ones!

[RDK]

Does it count if one was in the audience?

[WD45]

Only self-released, and extremely limited pressing.

[sheldonm]

I'm sure I've heard my camera clicking on a few....dozen! B-)

[gslade]

I have a record but have never been on one

[doubleM]

A few, mostly as a guest soloist. Nothing very noteworthy!

[mikeweil]

Only self-released, and extremely limited pressing.

Same here, about six or seven of them.

But I am on a CD that sold 15.000 copies in Turkey ... we're in the process of doing the next one at the moment.

[John L]

Does it count if one was in the audience?

I was going to remark that, having applauded many times at many concerts for particular passages, I can say that those are my hands on all of those records.

[DTMX]

Only self-released, and extremely limited pressing.

Ditto. Pressed 1000, gave away 100, use the other 900 as replacements for broken jewelcases.

[BeBop]

Record, heck I'm on a Mosaic (Select). I'm in the audience on the Dex Select.

I'm on a few recordings (playing) that, with any luck, have been lost to the sands of time.

[sheldonm]

A few, mostly as a guest soloist. Nothing very noteworthy!

...I would consider that noteworthy!

[rostasi]

I've been on a record...and then after I got up I was pissed that I had to replace it.

[Johnny E]

I am in the group Reptet, we have a self-titled CD out on Monktail Records. I'm also in Non Grata (Monktail Records). And I was in a funk group called Phat Sidy Smokehouse which released a few records in the mid-ninties and they play us as lead-in music on the sports station here (950 AM - KJR) in Seattle.

Edited April 19, 2005 by Johnny E

[Chuck Nessa]

I probably have more Johnny E on disc than any other group member. Keep it up Mr. E

[Johnny E]

Of course Chuck started his own label and documented some the most important jazz music of the second part of the twentieth century, so.........

[dave9199]

All self released stuff with a band during the 90's (4 albums & 3 EPs), then 2 albums playing everything on my 4-track. 4 more songs and I can record my 3rd "solo" album.

[Christiern]

I have been on 3 records, but in a very limited, unimportant way.

I was on the cover of a Riverside album, wearing a mask. (see attached scan)

My voice (speaking) is on a Verve disc and a Columbia disc (both a part of a boxed set).

BTW Behind most of the masks hides a member of the Riverside staff.

[Chuck Nessa]

Are those 4" heels Chris?

[Christiern]

What do you mean, Chuck?

[Herb]

My band has 2 CD's, the first buried and out of print, thankfully, different band lineup, and poorly produced. Second one shown in my signature line, and at the "Doghouse Jazz" link below. I was a studio freelancer in the early to mid '70's in Kansas City, made lots of recordings for people, don't think anything got any farther than the artists direct families.

Edited April 19, 2005 by Herb

[Jazzmoose]

I was on hundreds of records back in the seventies and eighties, but I take better care of my shit now and put everything back on the shelf...

[clifford_thornton]

Some stuff that Brandon Burke and I did with others... some of it we're proud of, other stuff (w/o Brandon) should probably never be heard!

Edited April 19, 2005 by clifford_thornton

[Free For All]

More than I thought. :rsmile: <AMG>

[mikeweil]

I have been on 3 records, but in a very limited, unimportant way.

I think many a board member has a fourth one on the last disc of the Verve Prez box set ... I am very grateful it exists and feel honoured to be on the same board as the interviewer.