Title : Please Call
Release Date : September 26, 2016
Catalog ref. : CoolCraft CC41-04
Format : CD
Norman David directs, plays with and composes the music for his ensemble, The Eleventet. For almost 20 years beginning in the early 1980s, David led versions of the Eleventet in Boston, central Maine, and NYC. Among the musicians who have played with the band are George Garzone, Dick Oatts, Tim Hagans, John Fedchock, John Swana, Seamus Blake, Terell Stafford, Joe Magnarelli, Greg Hopkins. Jon Gordon, Ben Schachter, Gary Smulyan, Scott Robinson, Tom Lawton, John Hébert and Tim Horner. Please Call is Norman David & The Eleventet’s second studio album. As of this recording, the ensemble has been on the scene for over thirty-five years. This recording features the current edition of the Eleventet based in Philadelphia, PA.
Title : Live At The Ruba Club
Release Date : September 18, 2015
Format : CD
Steve Cal – Guitar
Sandy Eldred – Bass
Felix Manzi – Drums
Steve Cal Band live at the Ruba Club in Philadelphia.
Title : Room to Move
Release Date : December 24, 2014
Format : CD
Steve Cal – Guitar
Sandy Eldred – Bass
Felix Manzi – Drums
The “Hendrix-esque” Room to Move is Steve Cal’s second album. The sound is raw, but not under-produced and the record has a “live in the studio” sound and feel. This is a breath of fresh air compared to the the current ‘Nashville-esque” sound of some of the major artists today.
Title : Steve Cal Band
Release Date : November 1, 2013
Format : CD
Steve Cal – Guitar
Sandy Eldred – Bass
Melinda Gervasio – Drums
Blues rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter Steve Cal’ and his band, The Steve Cal’ Band’s take on the blues, their way, on this debut 2013 release.
Title : Mars Apes
Release Date : May 1, 2012
Format : CD
Mark Allen – saxophone
Dave Bozenhard – guitar
Rihards Fedotovs – drums
Sandy Eldred – bass
… dedicated themselves to exploring an original body of work and developing a distinctive group identity. The result is this very album.
Each of these remarkable young musicians has contributed creative, well developed, and often complex compositions to this recording. Their music is rich in gooves, textured, odd time signatures, and mixed meters, executed with virtuosic ease. All that and great solos too! What will they think of next?
