Album · 1990
Now You See It... (Now You Don't)
- Released
- October 1990
- Label
- GRP Records
- Catalogue no.
- GRD-9622
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 52:11
- Country
- US
“Now You See It... (Now You Don't)” is an album by Michael Brecker, released in 1990 on GRP Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 52:11. Jazz standards on the record include “The Meaning Of The Blues”. The line-up features Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone, drum machine), Victor Bailey (bass), Don Alias (percussion), Jim Beard (synthesizer) and Adam Nussbaum (cymbal, drums (drum set)).
Who played on Now You See It... (Now You Don't)
- Michael Brecker tenor saxophone, drum machine, keyboard, EWI all tracks
- Victor Bailey bass on 6 tracks
- Don Alias percussion on 5 tracks
- Jim Beard synthesizer on 5 tracks
- Adam Nussbaum cymbal, drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
- Joey Calderazzo piano on 4 tracks
- Jon Herington guitar on 4 tracks
- Omar Hakim drums (drum set), percussion on 2 tracks
- Jay Anderson bass on 1 track
- Jimmy Bralower drum machine on 1 track
- Milton Cardona percussion on 1 track
- Steve Berrios percussion on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Escher Sketch (A Tale of Two Rhythms) 5:26
- 2 Minsk 9:07
- 3 Ode to the Doo Da Day 5:51
- 4 Never Alone 5:36
- 5 Peep 7:28
- 6 Dogs in the Wine Shop 6:35
- 7 Quiet City 6:07
- 8 The Meaning of the Blues standard 6:01
Production
- Don Grolnick producer
More albums by Michael Brecker
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Now You See It... (Now You Don't)?
The line-up of Now You See It... (Now You Don't) includes Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone, drum machine), Victor Bailey (bass), Don Alias (percussion), Jim Beard (synthesizer), Adam Nussbaum (cymbal, drums (drum set)), Joey Calderazzo (piano), Jon Herington (guitar) and Omar Hakim (drums (drum set), percussion).
Which label released Now You See It... (Now You Don't)?
Now You See It... (Now You Don't) was released in 1990 on GRP Records (GRD-9622).
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