Trumpeter Bobby Shew had been wanting to make an album with the under-recorded trombonist Carl Fontana for 25 years when he finally had the opportunity in 1995. Using swinging arrangements by the recently deceased Herbie Phillips, Shew and Fontana (who are assisted by pianist George Cables, bassist Bob Magnusson, and drummer Joe LaBarbera) perform a bop-oriented program comprised of nine jazz standards. The interplay between the two very fluent horns is consistently delightful, and the highlights include "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," "My Romance," "The Girl From Ipanema," and "While My Lady Sleeps." Recommended for straight-ahead jazz fans. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
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Credits
- Bob Magnusson
- Bass, Group Member
- Darren Mora
- Assistant Engineer
- Herbie Phillips
- Arranger, Photography
- Wally Traugott
- Mastering
- Amy Dakos
- Art Direction, Design
- Rich Breen
- Mixing
- Walter Mladina
- Photography, Cover Photo
- Jordan d'Alessio
- Assistant Engineer
- Louis M. Sapienza
- Creative Director
- Gene Czerwinski
- Executive Producer
- Douglas Evans
- Producer, Executive Producer
- Bernie Kirsh
- Engineer
- Joe La Barbera
- Drums, Group Member
- George Cables
- Piano, Group Member
- Bobby Shew
- Trumpet, Liner Notes, ?, Arranger, Producer, Main Performer
- Carl Fontana
- Trombone, ?















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