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Charlie Mariano
Mirror
Personnel:
- Charlie Mariano – soprano & alto saxophones, flute;
bass flute (4); nagaswaram (7)
- Pat Rebillot – keyboards
- David Spinozza – electric guitar
- George Mraz – acoustic bass
- Tony Levin – electric bass
- Ray Lucas – drums
- Airto Moreira – percussion
- Ralph MacDonald – percussion
- Asha Puthli – vocals
Titles:
- Himalaya 5:56
- Shout 2:23
- F Minor Happy 5:13
- Theme From Summer Of '42 (Michel Legrand) 5:04
- Mirror 8:36
- Vasi Bindu (Raindrops) 5:36
- Madras 3:07
All composed by Charlie Mariano unless indicated otherwise
Recorded early 1971 by Gene Paul at Atlantic Studios, NYC, NY, USA
Produced by Arif Mardin assisted by Neal Rosengarden
Released on LP 1972 by Atlantic (USA) SD1608
Reissued on CD by Wounded Bird (USA) 1608
Reissued on CD 2006 by Bomba Records (Japan) BOM24071
Websites: Tony Levin, Ralph MacDonald, Airto Moreira, Asha Puthli
Reviews
- Lady K in her BLOG Walking on Thin ice (English)
- Don Heckmann for The New York Times, published June 11, 1972
"... Charlie Mariano's 'Mirror' is, for my tastes, one of the best albums of the year."
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Charlie Mariano & Chris Hinze
Charlie Mariano with the Chris Hinze Combination
Blue Stone
Freedom/Intercord 28 460 4 U
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Personnel:
- Charlie Mariano - soprano & alto saxophones, flute
- Chris Hinze - flute, alto flute, piccolo, piano
- Roger Cooke - bass
- Jimm Chaaperoe - drums
Titles:
- Lullaby For Dewi (Chris Hinze) 9:42
- Mirror Of Your Mind (Charlie Mariano) 7:37
- Blue Stone (Charlie Mariano) 18:27 ☆
- Traditional South Indian Kirtanam (traditional) 6:32
- Lassana Lamaya (Beautiful Child) (Charlie Mariano) 11:31
☆ bonus track on CD release only
Recorded by Andre van de Water on July 31, 1971 in Baarn, Holland, The Netherlands
Produced by Alan Bates
Released on LP 1973 by Freedom/Intercord 28 460 4 U
Reissued on CD by Black Lion titled "Blue Stone"
Websites: Chris Hinze
Reviews
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