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Rodney Whitaker - Bass. Tony Rabeson - Drums. Production[edit] Executive Producer - Hitoshi Namekata. Co-Producer - Junko Onishi. Recording and Mixing Engineer - Jim Anderson. Assistant Engineer - Yutaka Uematsu, Kensuke Miura. Mastering engineer - Yoshio Okazaki. Cover Photograph - Kunihiro Takuma. Inner Photograph - Fumiaki Fujimoto.
Album. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1995 CD release of "Piano Quintet Suite" on Discogs.
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Piano Quintet Suite, Junko Onishi, Blue Note, 1995; My Generation, Teodross Avery, Impulse, 1995; Collage, Keith Saxton, Kevin Hole, 1996; Pursuance–The Music of John Coltrane, Kenny Garrett, Warner Bros., 1996; Kevin, Mahogany, Kevin Mahogany, Warner Bros., 1996; A Grand Encounter, Dianne Reeves, Blue Note, 1996; The Change Over ...
Junko Onishi - Piano Quintet Suite | Releases | Discogs. 5 / 5. More images. Junko Onishi – Piano Quintet Suite. Tracklist. Credits (20) Eiichi Hayashi. Alto Saxophone. Kaoru Taku. Art Direction. Rodney Whitaker. Bass. Junko Onishi. Co-producer. Yoshiko Tsuge. Directed By [A & R Director] Tony Rabeson. Drums. Show more credits... Versions.
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Piano Quintet Suite. CD (Item 545368) Blue Note/Somethin Else, 1995 — Condition: Used. Add to. Watch List. Out Of Stock. CD. Junko Onishi. Blue Note (label) Somethin Else (label) Jazz ( CD , LP) With Eiichi Hayashi on alto saxophone, Rodney Whitaker on bass, Tony Rabeson on drums and Marcus Belgrave on trumpet. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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- 1995
- Blue Note/Somethin Else (Label)
9. Take The "A" Train (6:57) Total Time: 60:21. Line-up/Musicians. Marcus Belgrave (trumpet, vocals) Eiichi Hayashi (alto sax) Junko Onishi (piano) Rodney Whitaker (bass) Tony Rabeson (drums) About this release. Somethin' Else – TOCJ-5576 (Japan) Rec. at Woodstock Studio, Karuizawa, Nagano, Japan, July 7-10, 1995. Thanks to snobb for the updates.
29 de oct. de 2010 · In 1995 she released “Piano Quintet Suite,” again for Blue Note in which she was accompanied by trumpeter Marcus Belgrave, alto sax man Elichi Hayashi, bassist Rodney Whitaker, and drummer Tony Rabeson. She then put out a live effort for EMI in 1996, and then “Best,” for the Sonet label in 1998.
