Soul’s Cookin’ with Tony Adamo and Mike Clark

Website: http://www.headhuntersplatinum.com/
Soul’s Cookin’ with Tony Adamo and Mike Clark

Fred
Harris/Urbanzonepushradio New York City,NY

A new conception in soulin’
and groove time was born when legendary drummer Mike Clark, co-leader of the
Headhunters, formerly (Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters) took one step and
beyond by bringing in guitarist/composer/arranger, Steve Homan and jazz, funk
organist/arranger, Delbert Bump for session work on Tony Adamo’s new CD. Their
recording session solidified the soul cookin’ groove that is now the foundation
for Adamo’s new funk music. Bump and Homan have previously recorded with Mike
Clark on his CARNIVAL OF SOUL CD. Clark has also brought in high voltage
funksters with some heavy souln’ in the form of Rob Dixon and Gary Mielke, the
co-producers of the Headhunters new PLATINUM CD. Super percussionist and long
time Headhunter band member, Bill Summers, laid down his percussion tracks at an
earlier recording session with Clark, Dixon and Gary Mielke. Mike Clark will
oversee Adamo’s recording session starting on October 19, 2011 at the Static
Shack Recording, Indianapolis, IN.

Associate Artists:
Tower of Power
Horns: Stephen “Doc” Kupka, Mic Gillette, Skip Mesquite, Tom Politzer
The
Headhunters: Mike Clark, Paul Jackson, BlackByrd McKnight, Rob Dixon, Gary
Mielke, Bill Summers, Richie Goods
Jazz Greats: Eddie Henderson, Ernie Watts,
Steve Gadd, James Gadson, Kenneth Nash, Neil Larsen, Freddie
Washington

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