Album · 2012

Challis in Wonderland

Released
13 March 2012
Label
Arbors Records
Catalogue no.
ARCD19435
Tracklist
14 tracks
Length
1:04:37
Country
US

“Challis in Wonderland” is an album by Bucky Pizzarelli, released in 2012 on Arbors Records. The original release has 14 tracks with a running time of 1:04:37. Jazz standards on the record include “Sugar” and “What's New”. The line-up features Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar, producer), Jerry Bruno (double bass), Aaron Weinstein (violin, mandolin), Dick Lieb (conductor, instrument arranger) and Dick Lieb Strings (strings).

Who played on Challis in Wonderland

  • Bucky Pizzarelli guitar, producer all tracks
  • Jerry Bruno double bass all tracks
  • Aaron Weinstein violin, mandolin on 7 tracks
  • Dick Lieb conductor, instrument arranger on 5 tracks
  • Dick Lieb Strings strings on 5 tracks
  • Jesse Levy cello on 5 tracks
  • Olivia Koppell viola on 5 tracks
  • Svetlana Tsoneva violin on 5 tracks
  • John Pizzarelli guitar on 4 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Sunday 4:59
  2. 2 Sugar standard 4:06
  3. 3 Challis in Wonderland 4:01
  4. 4 Davenport Blues 7:10
  5. 5 In the Dark 3:00
  6. 6 Romanza 1:29
  7. 7 Singing the Blues 5:39
  8. 8 In a Mist 4:53
  9. 9 Oh Baby 3:41
  10. 10 Sugar standard 5:55
  11. 11 Candlelights 5:12
  12. 12 What's New standard 6:39
  13. 13 I'm Coming Virginia 4:55
  14. 14 Flashes 2:58

Production

  • Bill Moss mastering, mix, recording
  • Jim Czak mastering, mix, recording

More albums by Bucky Pizzarelli

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Challis in Wonderland?

The line-up of Challis in Wonderland includes Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar, producer), Jerry Bruno (double bass), Aaron Weinstein (violin, mandolin), Dick Lieb (conductor, instrument arranger), Dick Lieb Strings (strings), Jesse Levy (cello), Olivia Koppell (viola) and Svetlana Tsoneva (violin).

Which label released Challis in Wonderland?

Challis in Wonderland was released in 2012 on Arbors Records (ARCD19435).

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