Pete Christlieb and the Bill Ramsay/Milt Kleeb Band

Seven Steps To Heaven * Everything I Love * Adam's Apple * a Child Is Born * Scrapple From The Apple * Summer Serenade * Jordu * Big Daddy * Teach Me Tonight * Strollin' Nobody's Heart * Filthy McNasty

Cars Productions

"This is a high energy "small" big band with generous solo
space ... these are vigorous and joyous performances from a well arranged, well recorded band." -- George Fendel, Jazzscene, 1998

TO THE LAST HOLDOUTS (#166)

Steve Christofferson, piano, organ and melodica; Tod Carver, guitar; Jeff Cumpston, drums; Jeff Homan, sax; Jay Koder, guitar; Bob Newman, sax; Tom Wakeling, bass.

Bouyadot * Saratoga Passage * Out of Town * More Precious Than Roses * You Can't Do It Alone * To The Last Holdouts * Esus * Seattle Blue

Pelagic Records

"Surprising and satisfying ... some of the best bop and modern jazz to come out of the Northwest." -- Willamette Week.

"Top Ten List" among local releases. -- The Oregonian, 1992.

VICTORIA (#271)

Victoria Corrigan, vocals.

Tell Me More and More and Then Some * Miss Celie's Blues * Dr. Jazz * Country Man * Pennies From Heaven * Evenin' * Small Day Tomorrow * 'Deed I Do * Why
Don't You Do Right * Lullaby of the Leaves

Private Label

"She may be young, but her blues voice is growing into a monster powerhouse." -- Kyle O'Brien, The Oregonian

GETTING YOUR FEET WET (#122)

Ramsay Embick, piano and keyboards; Al Criado, bass; Reinhardt Metz, drums.

Getting Your Feet Wet * Comecarde Novo (The Island) * Fran's Dream * Speak Like A Child * Dulce de Coco * Fall * 2 Bass Hit * I'm Falling In Love * Miles' Tune * Gravity * More Dream

Private Label

"Stellar jazz work ... Embick is the real deal ... The thinking man's jazz man ... One cannot be too lavish in praise for the rhythm section ... a very exciting CD ... Bravo" -- Wayne Thompson in Jazzscene, 1996.