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Beyond
and Back (1)- The original 1994 recording, featuring a slightly different track lineup than the re-release, and different versions of the songs.
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Beyond and Back (2)-
Recorded in 1994, began as a demo at Kerr/Macy Studios in Denver. We took our first 3 tracks "Get Your Sun", "I'm In Love With You," & "Live to Love You" to KBCO in Boulder Colorado. To our surprise, Scott Arbaugh played all three tracks on the air. Two months later Scott mailed us back for a Studio C session and we recorded "Tommy Bolin Tribute" live for 60,000 radio listeners. Being accepted as the final track for Studio C #4, inspired us to record a full album. We completed our effort at Colorado Sound. Ordy, Jeff & I recorded. The drums, bass and guitar live, and the timbales, talking drum, keys, and vocals, completed in alternate takes. This new release was resequenced and remastered at Mountain Works Studio (303)567-9011 ask for Bill. Listen in RealAudio: Beyond and Back |
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Cultura
Recorded from 1996-97, this is very close to my heart in that I have not performed acoustically with my twelve string since I was 12. The power trio tracks were recorded with a lot of love and help from my friends: Elisa E on drums Juan De Dios on bass and Kirby Orik as engineer. The title track "Cultura" is about the 30th anniversary of Che Guevara's death. I recruited the writing prows of my mother, Juanita for the lyrics. Brian Miklich played drums and our engineer Jeramy Lawton played Hammond Organ. The rest of the songs express my love for the people I met in Texas. Bill W. helped with the final mix and mastering. Listen in RealAudio: Cultura Lightning |
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Texas Tone Recorded 10/7/95 LIVE in Abilene, Texas in front of 3,500 people waiting to hear Ted Nugent. Gregg Trujillo on drums and Tim Vigil on bass who hail from Pueblo, Colorado played their ass's off on this their third performance. "Tim Bale Bayou" and "Sacred Spiral" feature another fine drummer from Pueblo named John Gomez. These songs we recorded live in the studio on John's first gig with us. "Funk It Up" the last track on Beyond & Back features this fine rhythm section from these sessions. "Funky Latin Blues" is overspill from Cultura and "Tulum" was written for the spiritual awakening of Planet Earth and dedicated to Jimmy Dunlop. The Texas performance was recorded off the board for my review. The mastering talents of Bill Wilkerson helped me decide to release this performance on compact disc. Listen in RealAudio: Funky Latin Blues Test |
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Emilio Emilio Live- This CD was recorded at the Bluebird theatre from the balcony with a Sony Datman. The band consisted of: Dr.Manuel Gurule on congas and percussion, Skip Reeves on drums, Joe Sellers on organ, Rich Lather on bass And Emilio on guitar, vocals, and timbales. This band affectionately referred to as "Bitches Brew", by Emilio. The night was unique; the set list was not followed but maybe once or twice all night -it was the night to jam music that had never been jammed before. Some say it was the most outside performance ever recorded. The C.D. was sold out in just one year, and is soon to be re-released. |
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The
Power Of Soul Changes - recorded live at the Bluebird Theatre by Studio Masters Randy Caballero, on 24 track Adat andmastered on pro tools. Theband consisted of Skip Reeves on drums; Jeff Andrews on bass; and Emilio on guitar, vocals, and timbales. Emilio's son Emilio, age 5 introduced his Dad's band. The night was full of extreme energy, the set list was followed closely, and the guitar work is amazing. The Hendrix came out in Emilio that night it was a special performance. The title of the C.D. was a tribute to the band of gypsys and the songs "Them Changes", and "Power To Love". MP3's: What You Want The Power Of Soul Changes Mamasita Linda Supernatural Thing Jaco P. |
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