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The Brite Side

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2020
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Track Listing

Red Apple Sweet; Pure Imagination; After You've Gone, Finally; The Runner; Fourth Dimension; The Brite Side; The Sound; Summertime; Maria; A Train Bossa.

Personnel

Carl Saunders
Carl Saunders

trumpet

Jonathan Joseph

drums

Billy Ross

saxophone, tenor

Scott Klarman
Scott Klarman

saxophone

Mike Brignola

saxophone

Joe Mileti

saxophone, tenor

Randy Emerick

saxophone, baritone

Michael Balogh

trombone

Jason Pyle

trombone

Tom Lacy

trombone

Steven Mayer

trombone

Dennis Noday

trumpet

Ryan Chapman

flugelhorn

Jack Wengrosky

flugelhorn

Fernando Ferrarone

trumpet

Chaim Rubinov
Chaim Rubinov

trumpet

Gary Mayone

keyboards

Ranses Colon

bass

Luke Williams

guitar

George Mazzeo

drums

Additional Personnel / Information

Horizons Jazz Orchestra


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Recording Self Produced The Brite Side Carl Saunders Jonathan Joseph Billy Ross Scott Klarman Mike Brignola Joe Mileti Randy Emerick Michael Balogh Jason Pyle Tom Lacy Steven Mayer Dennis Noday Ryan Chapman Jack Wengrosky Fernando Ferrarone Chaim Rubinov Gary Mayone Ranses Colon Luke Williams George Mazzeo

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