One Sheet for Tony Adamo's "What is Hip"
URBANZONE RECORDS/STROKELAND ARTIST
Singer/Songwriter, TONY ADAMO and his new CD release
WHAT IS HIP
“It quickly becomes apparent that in the gray area between jazz, R&B and soul, Tony Adamo is one of the top voices.”
Scott Yanow, Author of the Jazz Singers
Musician Line up:
Vocal/Hip spoken word
- Tony Adamo
Drums
- Steve Gadd
- James Gadson
- Mike Clark
Percussion
- Bill Summers
- Kenneth Nash
- Robert Quintana
Bass
- Reggie McBride
- Richie Goods
- Jerry Stucker
- Freddie Washington
- John Costalupes
Trumpet/Trombone
- Mic Gillette
- Henry Hung
Trumpet
- Eddie Henderson
Sax
- Tom Politzer
- Skip Mesquite
- Melecio Magdaluyo
Bari Sax
- Stephen “Doc” Kupka
Organ/Piano
- Neil Larsen
Piano
- Rodney Franklin
Guitar
- GlackByrd McKnight
- Jerry Stucker
Back Ground Vocals
- Sandy Griffith
- Tony Adamo
Radio Airplay Consideration:
- Cold Duck Time (Groove Online)
- What is Hip
- Eleanor Rigby
- Love Don’t Get
- Ecstasy
- Rio De Janeiro Blue
Tony Adamo co-wrote seven songs on WHAT IS HIP with his producer, Jerry Stucker. Jerry Stucker is the musical producer for the WHAT IS HIP CD. Tony Adamo is executive producer.
Adamo’s website:
http://www.strokeland.com/StrokelandJazz/TonyAdamo/WhatIsHip/WhatIs...
Adamo’s music review page:
http://jazztimes.com/community/profiles/17915-tony-adamo
Adamo’s CDBaby Page:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/tonyadamo3
Tony Adamo’s music is distributed by Strokeland Records, owned by Tower of Power’s “Doc” Kupka: www.strokelandrecords.com
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