Czerwiński and Oleszkiewicz – Raindance [Reel Tape]

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Тип продукту: Reel-To-Reel, 15 ips, ¼", 2-Track Stereo Tape

Мітка: AC Records

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Raindance is a jazz album by the Polish duo Adam Czerwiński (drums) and Darek Oleszkiewicz (double bass), featuring American musicians Larry Goldings...

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Raindance is a jazz album by the Polish duo Adam Czerwiński (drums) and Darek Oleszkiewicz (double bass), featuring American musicians Larry Goldings and Larry Koonse. Originally recorded in 2005 at No Sound Studios in Pasadena, California, the album is described as a mainstream, melodic jazz work with a focus on the Hammond organ.

Album: Czerwiński and Oleszkiewicz – Raindance
Label: AC Records –
Format: Reel tape, 15IPS, 2 Track, Stereo, Limited, Numbered, CCIR or NAB Eq.
Country: Poland
Released: 2005
Genre: Jazz, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Holiday

Tracklist:

1. How Deep is The Ocean – Irving Berlin – 5:53
2. Double Larry – Adam Czerwiński – 6:40
3. Paradise – Darek Oleszkiewicz – 6:56
4. Raindance – Adam Czerwiński – 6:51
5. J&J – Larry Koonse – 7:38
6. Awakening – Darek Oleszkiewicz – 6:48

Musicians:

Larry Goldings – Hammond Organ B3
Larry Koonse – Guitar
Darek Oleszkiewicz – Double Bass
Adam Czerwiński – Drums
Nolan Saheed – Cornet (on track 3, sibe B)

Recorded by Nolan Shaheed on February 21-22, 2005 at No Sound Studios in Pasadena, California.
Remastered by Piotr Łukaszewski on 20.09.2019 in Custom 34 Studio in Gdańsk
Mastering and vinyl cutting direct from ½” tape by Sean Magee in Abbey Road Studios, London on 23.09.2019

Adam Czerwinski, without doubt, is one of the best international jazz drummers. Not only is he a fantastic musician and composer but he also loves high quality sound. The combination of these two passions – for music and the high-end sound – inspired Adam to set up his label, AC Records.

Adam’s records (both of AC Records and Abbey Road analogue remastered editions like Raindance) sound truly phenomenal.

So, what do we get when we put together great quality sound and the fantastic music by Adam Czerwinski and Darek Oleszkiewicz? A gem which should be given space in every music lover’s record collection. The album is a rare combination of great music and sound quality.

The album is simply captivating right from the beginning. It draws you in very quickly with its first beat right until the very last note. The analogue version starts with the beautiful Irving Berlin’s standard ‘How Deep Is The Ocean’. The rest are exceptionally good compositions by Adam Czerwinski, Darek Oleszkiewicz and Larry Koonse.

AAA – Full Analogue Recording.

Limited high fidelity tape album edition: The tape album is the first copies from the master tape, recording speed 38cm/s. Possible custom recording 19cm/s on RTM tapes. 15 IPS CCIR tape, also available in NAB - Equipment used for copying the master tape: Playback – Studer A807 MKII two track 1/4” To Recording – Telefunken M15A two track 1/4”.

Master Quality Reel-To-Reel Album Tape: Made-To-Order: Reel Audio Tapes are available, please allow 3 weeks for delivery.
Tape format: 1/4" - 2 tracks
Recording speed: 38 cm/sec (15ips)
Brand of the tape: RTM - Recording The Masters
The NAB option takes 7 business days to prepare | This tape album is available for sale worldwide.

AC Records is a recording label which values the fantastic analogue sound and the highest quality of the releases produced in the studio. AC Records makes music in the best studios using only analogue techniques, with valve and ribbon microphones and valve amplifiers.

The Sound of Tape - All image and audio content is used by permission of the copyright holders or their agents, and/or according to fair dealing as per the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

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