Exit, by Barney McAll featuring Jimmy Cobb and Vincent Herring

Exit

by Barney McAll featuring Jimmy Cobb and Vincent Herring

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1.	Dark Parade 07:50	info	buy track
2.	Route 666 02:48	info	buy track
3.	Exit 05:59	info	buy track
4.	La Mesha 06:19	info	buy track
5.	Mr Cryptic 07:20	info	buy track
6.	Gaze 04:30	info	buy track
7.	Destiny is Yours 07:22	info	buy track
8.	Freak of the Week 05:09	info	buy track
9.	Don't Stop Me Now 05:21	info	buy track
10.	Nite Flight 05:10	info	buy track
11.	Goodtimes 04:32	info	buy track
12.	Shape Shifter 03:31	info	buy track

about

McAll (well known initially as Vince Jones's pianist), recorded this impressive debut in three cities on two continents with 19 musicians, with crews from Melbourne, Sydney and New York.

Matching McAll's flowing, elegant piano are many outstanding players, including Lloyd Swanton, Phillip Rex (bass), Dale Barlow (tenor), David Rex (alto), Russell Smith, James Greening (trombone), Scott Tinkler (trumpet) and Allan Browne (drums).

Americans Vincent Herring (alto) and legendary drummer Jimmy Cobb make significant contributions. “The session with Vincent and Jimmy - recorded while they were here with Nat Adderley in '94 - was very special. It seemed surreal cramming them into my small St Kilda flat to rehearse.” McAll.

McAll's imaginative and distinctive composing is captured in Exit. McAll wrote seven (and co-wrote two) of the twelve tracks and features an interpretation of New Yorker, Billy Harper's Destiny Is Yours.

credits

released March 7, 1995

Produced by Barney McAll

Recorded and Engineered by:
Neale Sandback at ABC Studios, Ultimo, Nov 1994, tracks 2, 3, 6, 7, 12
Robin Gray at Eaton Studios, Jan 1994, tracks 4, 5, 8, 10
Bob Brockman at Studio 900, New York City, Aug 20 1993, tracks 1, 9
Mal Stanley at ABC Studios, Melbourne, May 12 1994, track 11

The appearance of Jimmy Cobb and Vincent Herring was made possible by Sigmund Jorgensen and the Monsalvat Jazz Festival.

Mastered by William Bowden at Festival Studios, July 1995.

Photography by Tedd Hall (Iridologist), Kristyna Higgins and Daria O’Neill.

Art by Hot Dogma.

Design by Pete Barrett

Thanks to Martin Jackson (the lynch-pin), my parents & all the McAll’s, Daria, Allan Browne, Danius, Andrew Saniga, Mike Nock, Paul Grabowsky, X, Suzie, Nina, Reo, Big Black Jet, V.J., and especially all the musicians.

I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with all the great players on this CD.

The session with Vince Herring and the legendary Jimmy Cobb (recorded while they were here with Nat Adderley in early 1994) was very special. It seemed surreal cramming them into my small St Kilda flat to rehearse.

The music from the New York session came about through both a desire to document my playing and to record with the players I heard there. Jim Seely and Andy McKee were working with the Mingus Dynasty band, and Scott Neuman was with John Hart’s band. I was knocked out by Tim Ries when we worked together in Joe Roccisano’s Big Band. Luckily I managed to assemble them in the studio.

As for Jim McLeod (and his Jazztrack Program) and the Australia Council, thanks for the chance to put together my ideas and all these people to make this CD finally become a reality.

Lastly, thanks to Michael Watt for his generosity and true support of my music.

This project has been assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

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Barney McAll Melbourne, Australia

Pianist, keyboardist, composer and arranger, Barney McAll moved to NYC in 1997 after being invited to join The Gary Bartz Quartet. He leads numerous ensembles including; Sylent Running, Triplum and MODAS (Mother Of Dreams And Secrets) and has also written scores for a multitude of award winning films including:
- Liberia: An Uncivil War
- Motherland Afghanistan ... more

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