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Ernest Ranglin - Memories Of Barber Mack FLAC album


Performer: Ernest Ranglin
Genre: Jazz / Reggae
Title: Memories Of Barber Mack
Country: US
Released: 1997
Style: Reggae, Calypso, Jazz-Funk
Label: Island Jamaica Jazz
Catalog Number: 314-524 339-2
FLAC version ZIP size: 1887 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1748 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2442 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 736

Tracklist

1Papa's Bag Juice5:10
2Lovebird4:43
3Dancehall Fever5:33
4Undecided4:21
5For Juni6:15
6Stop That Train5:36
7Five Thirty6:29
8Fade Away4:10
9Mountain Breeze7:04
10Memories Of Barber Mack6:41

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
IJCD 4004, 524 339-2Ernest Ranglin Memories Of Barber Mack ‎(CD, Album)Island Jamaica Jazz, Island RecordsIJCD 4004, 524 339-2UK1998
IJLP 4004Ernest Ranglin Memories Of Barber Mack ‎(LP, Album)Island Jamaica JazzIJLP 4004UK1997
PRCD 7477-2Ernest Ranglin Memories Of Barber Mack ‎(CD, Album, Promo)Island Jamaica JazzPRCD 7477-2US1997
PRLP 7720-1Ernest Ranglin Memories Of Barber Mack ‎(LP, Album, Promo)Island Jamaica JazzPRLP 7720-1UK1997

Credits

  • Acoustic BassDavid Williams
  • Coordinator [Coordination]Mark Van Den Bergh
  • DesignK8
  • DrumsSly Dunbar
  • Engineer [Assistant]Jennifer Wyler
  • Engineer [New York]Mark Wilder
  • Engineer [Remix Engineer]Danny Kadar
  • Executive Producer – Trevor Wyatt
  • GuitarErnest Ranglin
  • Liner NotesDermott Hussey
  • Mastered ByJohn Dent
  • PercussionLarry MacDonald
  • Photography – Adrian Boot
  • PianoJon Williams
  • ProducerErnest Ranglin
  • Written-ByD. Harriot (tracks: 6), E. Ranglin (tracks: 1, 3 to 5, 7 to 10), J. Byles (tracks: 2), K. Rowe (tracks: 6), T. Dixon (tracks: 6)

Notes

"The mists of Jamaican oral folk history reveal that Barber Mack, to whom this CD is dedicated, was a tonsorial artist by day and a mento sax player by night . . . By all accounts, mostly from senior Jamaicans, he was a legendary player whose alto was the main attraction . . . Ernest Ranglin saw him as a boy at Coney Island and remembers that Barber Mack could make his alto 'smoke' at midnight: a trick which added to Mack's legend where he would duck backstage, close the keys of the saxophone and blow cigarette smoke into the instrument before returning to the front of the stage to solo with the 'smoke' emitting from every orifice, a feat the young Ernie never forgot."

Recorded in Jamaica and New York
Mastered at Loud
Design @ Intro

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