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"Doug
Ross" - Debut solo album by veteran Los Angeles bassist Doug Ross featuring a mix of vocal and instrumental jazz-inflected grooves. With special guest performances by Otmaro Ruiz and Brett Garsed, among others.
"I enjoyed your CD a lot! Very thoughtful, tasty writing and playing." - Lincoln Goines (Mike Stern, Michel Camilo)
"Let me Say that record of yours
is really really great.
I was floored by it. The songs are great
your playing of course is perfect
and I just enjoy it front to back." - Philip Bynoe (Steve Vai, Kevin Eubanks) |
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| From the Tower of Power style funk overdrive of the opening track through to the anthemic rock instrumental closing number, veteran bassist Doug Ross serves up top quality music over the full range of his broad stylistic palette on this debut solo album. All of the 23 musicians appearing on this album have impeccable credentials in their own right, and Doug employs them in effective combinations to achieve a polished blend of intellectual pop music comparable to Sting and Steely Dan. Listen to the mp3s at left to sample the breadth of music on this disc, then click on the "Buy Now" button below to purchase the CD by PayPal or by credit card via securely encrypted PayPal checkout. |
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"Doug Ross" |
| 1. Whofs the Boss |
Doug Ross-bass; Mike Shapiro-drums; Ross Bolton-guitar; Wes Crawford-percussion; Albert Wing-sax; Darryl Walker-vocals; Mark McMillen-keys
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| 2. Distractions |
Doug Ross-bass, piccolo bass; Mike Shapiro-drums; Ross Bolton-guitar; Bill Brendle-keys; Carlos Arias-percussion; Darryl Walker-vocals, backing vocals; Marji Nelson Arias-backing vocals
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| 3. Unsettled |
Doug Ross-bass, piccolo bass, additional percussion; Mike Shapiro-drums; Greg Ross-nylon guitar; Rue Phillips-vocals, backing vocals; Bill Brendle-keys; Carlos Arias-percussion; Chris Juergensen-electric guitar; Jessica Taylor Purse-backing vocals
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| 4. Osoban |
Doug Ross-bass; Ron Kobayashi-piano; Chris Wabich-drums
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| 5. What Fortune Awaits |
Doug Ross-bass
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| 6. The Acrobat |
Doug Ross-bass, vocals; Mike Shapiro-drums; Ross Bolton-guitar; Bill Brendle-keys; Albert Wing-sax; Darryl Walker-backing vocals; Marji Nelson Arias-backing vocals; Carlos Arias-percussion
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| 7. Thanks |
Doug Ross-bass; Mike Shapiro-drums; Bill Brendle-keys; Maurice Ramirez-electric guitar; Darryl Walker-vocals; Rick Musallam-acoustic guitar; Jessica Taylor Purse-backing vocals; Carlos Arias-percussion
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| 8. Freeway Captives |
Doug Ross-too many basses; Mel Nelson-guest lunatic bass solo
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| 9. Long Time Coming |
Doug Ross-bass, piccolo bass, percussion loops, percussion; Nicolas De Gaulejac-drums, percussion; Albert Wing-sax; Mark McMillen-keys; Ross Bolton-guitar
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| 10. Gravity |
Doug Ross-electric upright bass; Leslie Lewis-vocals; Ron Kobayashi-piano; Chris Wabich-drums
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| 11. Thumb Twiddling |
Doug Ross-bass; Nicolas De Gaulejac-drums, percussion
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| 12. Apollo |
Doug Ross-bass, additional keys; Nicolas De Gaulejac-drums, percussion; Albert Wing-flute; Otmaro Ruiz-keys; Brett Garsed-guitar; Carlos Arias-percussion
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| All songs composed, arranged and produced by Doug Ross ©
2007 except for gThanksh composed by Doug Ross/Kazuma Nishimura ©
2001. |
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