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* [[K. Lee Scott]]. ''"Christmastide"'' (2003). choral music. | * [[K. Lee Scott]]. ''"Christmastide"'' (2003). choral music. | ||
* K. Lee Scott. ''"Requiem"'' (2006). choral music. | * K. Lee Scott. ''"Requiem"'' (2006). choral music. | ||
* Ray Reach | * [[Ray Reach and Friends]]. ''"Have Yourself A Jazzy Little Christmas"'' (2005). Jazz quartet, recorded at [[CBS Recording Studios]] | ||
* Lou Marini and the [[Magic City Jazz Orchestra]]. ''"Lou's Blues"'' (2003) | * Lou Marini and the [[Magic City Jazz Orchestra]]. ''"Lou's Blues"'' (2003) | ||
* [[Eric Essix]] and the [[Night Flight Big Band]]. ''"SuperBlue."'' (2006). Jazz guitar | * [[Eric Essix]] and the [[Night Flight Big Band]]. ''"SuperBlue."'' (2006). Jazz guitar | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 3 July 2007
Magic City Music Productions is a recording production company founded in 1992 by Birmingham jazz pianist and vocalist Ray Reach. SInce its inception, Magic City Music (MCM) has produced recordings for the classical, jazz and contemporary sacred markets.
Recordings
- Ellis Marsalis and the SuperJazz Big Band. "UAB SuperJazz featuring pianist Ellis Marsalis" (1997) (co-produced by Henry Panion), recorded at the Alys Stephens Center.
- K. Lee Scott. "Christmastide" (2003). choral music.
- K. Lee Scott. "Requiem" (2006). choral music.
- Ray Reach and Friends. "Have Yourself A Jazzy Little Christmas" (2005). Jazz quartet, recorded at CBS Recording Studios
- Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz Orchestra. "Lou's Blues" (2003)
- Eric Essix and the Night Flight Big Band. "SuperBlue." (2006). Jazz guitar
- Amy Drinkwater. "With All My Heart - A Journey to the Soul." (2005), Christian jazz vocals
- James Clark. Count On Me (1997). Original songs by singer / songwriter James Clark, recorded at Bates Brothers Recording Studio
- Ray Reach and Various Artists: "Mr President," (1992) a song benefitting the homeless in the Birmingham area. Artists and studios who donated their time and efforts to make this record include: Chuck Leavell (Keyboards), Charlie Heyward (Bass), Chuck Tilley (Drums), Kelley O'Neal (Sax), Wayne Perkins (Guitar), Front Row Productions and Airwave Productions Group.