Corky Siegel's Traveling Chamber Blues Show! [CD]

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Harmonica, Piano & Vocal: Corky Siegel
Violin: Jeff Yang
Cello: Jill Kaeding
Tabla & Percussion: Frank Donaldson
Violin: Mark Agnor
Viola: Nell Flanders

PLUS
Richard Halajian, Viola & Randy Sabien, Jazz Violin on Manhattan Island

AND
Rollo Radford, Bass & Vocal on Train

Recorded live at The Jazz Showcase, Chicago, IL; Chautauqua Amphitheater, Chautauqua, NY; The Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis, MN; The Calumet Theater, Calumet, MI; The Thrasher Opera House, Green Lake, WI and Unity Temple, Oak Park, IL

Live mix and recordist: Mark Sarantakos
Mix and mixing production: Ken Goerres
Five Planets In Harmonica Convergence co-produced by Ken Goerres
Production: Corky Siegel & Holly Tucker Siegel
Mastered at Mitch's Mix'n Master by Mitch Zelezny
Photos by Paul Natkin
Art & Design by Kevin Niemiec

Opus 17.2 is a live version of Opus 17 compliments of Gadfly Records.
Opus 4 is in fact one half of Opus 8, originally recorded on Alligator Records.
All performances were recorded using Shure Microphones exclusively.
All harmonica sounds are made possible through 'Special 20' harmonicas by Hohner.
Harmonica cases by Moonbowgear.com.
Recorded, edited, and mixed on the Roland 2480.

Please go to www.chamberblues.com/linernotes for 'My Travels With Chamber Blues,' a companion document to this cd with stories, a complete set of photos, and more details about this recording.

Personal Management:
Holly Tucker 773-764-1133
PO Box 60102, Chicago IL 60660
holly@chamberblues.com
www.chamberblues.com

Gratitudes:
In memory of Hans Wurman, William Russo, and Richard Halajian. Special thanks to Patty, Elizabeth and Katie Halajian for letting us have their dad for so many years. Jill and Nell's attire for photos provided by Saks Fifth Avenue.
Thank you Henry, Nena, and Zari.

Opus 17 was made possible by a grant from the Meet The Composer/Reader's Digest Commissioning Program, in part-nership with The National Endowment For The Arts and The Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund.

Chamber Blues is dedicated to Seiji Ozawa and his family, who offered me this art form, and made all this possible. I owe them a great deal. Chamber Blues is also dedicated to the memory of my dear friend William Russo whose advice and support have been a great help to me over the years. And of course Chamber Blues is dedicated to all the great blues masters like Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Sam Lay who have always been an inspiration and a support.
--Corky Siegel