Album Details
Title: Festival Artist: Lee Ritenour Release Date: 5/1988 Re-Released On: 10/4/1988 Label: GRP Records Duration: 43:49 Album Type(s): Instrumental UPCs: 011105957021, 0011105957021, 011105957014, 011105957045, 011105957052 Genre: Jazz Styles: Instrumental Pop, Jazz-Pop, Crossover Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Guitar Jazz Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Calm/Peaceful, Elegant, Gentle, Laid-Back/Mellow, Refined/Mannered, Reserved, Restrained, Soothing, Sophisticated, Earnest, Intimate, Reflective Total Copies: 9 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Night Rhythms
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Latin Lovers
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Humana
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Rio Sol
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Waiting for You
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Odilê, Odilá
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Linda (Voce É Linda)
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New York/Brazil
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The Inner Look
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1988 | CD | GRP Records | GRD-9570 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
Ritenour's second acoustic album, like his first, has an overall Brazilian theme but this time, he recorded his ensemble of New York, L.A. and Brazilian musicians in one locale, New York City. This is a superior record to Rio, though, because there is a deeper Brazilian feeling to the arrangements, and Lee's own playing is even more refined and meaningful. "Waiting For You," a solo track on an acoustic guitar synthesizer, is especially attractive. The core crew consists of a collection of pro's pros -- Ernie Watts on alto and tenor, Dave Grusin or Bob James on keyboards, Marcus Miller or Anthony Jackson on bass, Omar Hakim on drums, Paulinho Da Costa and Carlinhos Brown on percussion -- who lay down smooth yet gently grooving backdrops for Rit to ride. Joao Bosco and Gracinha Leporace contribute fascinating Portuguese vocals to the album's two most appealing and thoroughly Brazilian-flavored tracks, "Latin Lovers" and "Odile, Odila" -- and Caetano Veloso brings a softer-focused vocal style to "Linda." ~ Richard S. Ginell, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Andy Baltimore | Graphic Design, Design, Creative Director | | Anthony Jackson | Guitar (Bass), Bass | | Antonio Peticov | Cover Art, Cover Design | | Arnold Madlener | Second Engineer, Engineer | | Bob James | Keyboards, Soloist | | Caetano Veloso | Vocals | | Carlinhos Brown | Cabasa, Pandeiro, Djembe, Percussion | | Chris Cuffaro | Photography | | Dan Serrano | Design, Graphic Design | | Dave Grusin | Executive Producer, Arranger, Keyboards | | Dave Kunze | Design, Graphic Design | | David Gibb | Graphic Design, Design | | Don Murray | Engineer, Digital Mixing, Producer | | Ernie Watts | Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor) | | Gary Solomon | Assistant Engineer, Assistant | | Gracinha Leporace | Vocals (Background) | | Ivan Salgado | Graphic Design | | Jerry Hey | Strings, Horn Arrangements, Arranger, String Arrangements, Horn | | João Bosco | Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals | | Johnny Mandel | Arranger, Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements | | Kevin Dixon | Second Engineer, Mixing | | Larry Rosen | Executive Producer | | Larry Walsh | Editing, Digital Editing | | Larry Williams | ?, Horn, Strings | | Lee Ritenour | Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Synthesizer), Synthesizer, Rhythm Arrangements, Liner Notes, Arranger, Producer | | Marcus Miller | Bass | | Omar Hakim | Drums | | Paulinho Da Costa | Bells, Bongos, Percussion | | Peter Doell | Mixing, Second Engineer | | Randy Kerber | String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements | | Robbie Kondor | Synthesizer Programming, Synthesizer | | Suzanne Sherman | Production Coordination | | Wally Traugott | Mastering, Digital Mastering | | Zero Nylin | Production Assistant |
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