Past to Present - the 70s
© Copyright-Jay Graydon
(634479243837)
Record Label: Sonic Thrust Records
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"Past to Present - the 70s" is the 8th album on Jay Graydon's own record label Sonic Thrust Records. From the Garden Rake Studios tape vault... super sounds of the 70s... an album as close to AIRPLAY as it will ever get... featuring Jay Graydon on vocals, guitars, bass and some synth stuff; great singers such as Bill Champlin, Marc Jordan, Tata Vega, Lisa DalBello, Ed Whiting and more.
On all tracks other musicians include such top names as David Foster, Jeff Porcaro, Mike Baird, David Hungate, Mike Porcaro, Greg Mathieson, to name a few. The album has 20 tracks and this stuff has never been released before. Apart from the main songs, there are a few bonus tracks - fun stuff like TV themes, a jingle, and also 2 instrumental tracks.
Jay says about his new album...
"If you are interested in hearing great singers, musicians, and songwriters that had surfaced as "top notch" in the 70s during the beginning of their professional careers, you will enjoy the CD."
Read Jay's extensive liner notes, i.e. the full story on the recording sessions at
www.jaygraydon.com/pasttopresent.htm
JAY GRAYDON is a twice Grammy awarded (Best R&B songs) and 12 times Grammy nominated (among the top 5 finalists), Los Angeles top songwriter, recording artist, guitarist, producer, arranger, engineer, and more. More info at www.jaygraydon.com
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The King of westcoast
author: maximo
In Italy He's not very kown, but He's behind the most beautiful Pop & Soul album of 70's & 80's. Great Jay....
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UR TIGHt!!!!
author: kS
THE 70\'S PAST TO PRESENT
author: ARTURO VITELLI
I guess Jay should carry on this fantastic A.O.R. music forever! Wonderfull album! Few people knows him in Italy, but evry italian people knows his round, nice and amusing, of electric guitar on \"figli delle stelle\" of Alan Sorrenti. I hope, one day, to see concert of Jay in Italy! Art.
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author: Tony Onstad