Like a River explained
Like a River (1993) is the ninth studio album (10th overall) from the jazz group Yellowjackets, and their fifth studio album (sixth overall) for GRP Records. The album was nominated for "Best Contemporary Jazz Recording" Grammy Award.The album reached a peak position of number three on Billboard Top Contemporary Jazz Albums chart.[1]
The tracks "My Old School" and "Dewey (for Miles)" are frequently included in Yellowjackets' set lists, the former being included in their live album "Twenty Five."
The album is dedicated to the memory of Jeff Porcaro, who had died in 1992.
Personnel
Yellowjackets
Guest Musicians
- Steve Croes – Synclavier
- Naná Vasconcelos – percussion, vocals
- Judd Miller – EWI programming
- Tim Hagens – trumpet
- Bill Gable – vocals
Production
- Yellowjackets – producers
- Mick Guzauski – recording engineer, mixing
- Bill Jackson – overdub engineer
- Michael Verdick – additional mixing
- Chad Blinman – assistant overdub engineer, mix assistant
- Gil Morales – assistant engineer
- Kevin Gray – mastering
- Michael Pollard – GRP production coordinator
- Sally G. Poppe – production coordinator
- Joseph Doughney – post-production
- Michael Landy – post-production
- Adam Zelinka – post-production
- Andy Baltimore – GRP creative director
- Margi Denton (Denton Design Associates) – design
- Elizabeth Burrill (Denton Design Associates) – design
- Richard Laird – photography
- Gary Borman – artist management
Studios
- Recorded at Conway Recording Studios (Los Angeles, CA).
- Overdubs recorded at The Complex (Los Angeles, CA)
- Mixed at The Complex (Los Angeles, CA).
- Mastered at Location Recording Service (Burbank, CA).
- Post-Production at The Review Room (New York, NY).
Notes and References
- Web site: Yellowjackets: Charts & Awards. Allmusic. August 1, 2011.
