8 thoughts on “ Quadrant - Wallace Roney - If Only For One Night (CD, Album) ”

1. Jun 17,  · This feature is not available right now. Please try again later.

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2. Wallace Roney - Jazz music CD album at CD Universe, This is a very smart disc, Hip, edgy, approachable, The trifecta we have come to expect from Wallace Roney, Hard. has released two CDs, "Live at the Isle of Capri" and "Up in Harlem on a Saturday Night." The latter contains one of her original tunes, the bluesy "Tatertot Casserole.

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3. Apr 20,  · The musical variety that Wallace and Co. provide to the listener continually astounds. This genre bending artist has made some wonderful recordings for the High Note label. I recommend all of them to the open minded listener. You will be rewarded tenfold for making the leap. "If only for one night" is a musical adventure for the mind and spirit.5/5(3).

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4. "If Only for One Night" is a song written and originally performed by American singer-songwriter Brenda Russell on her self-titled debut studio album in In , in Europe, it was issued as the B-side of her single "Gravity".

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5. WALLACE RONEY SEXTET 3 Time Grammy Award Winning Trumpeter @ Birdland Jazz Club, NYC - Featuring the New CD "If Only for One Night" September 28 - October 2, RSVP Today! Posted by WASHINGTON DC JAZZ NETWORK on September 27, at pm; View Blog.

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6. Nov 14,  · Wallace Roney: If Only For One Night "Quadrant", with Aruan Ortiz rocking a heavy synth sound, a clavinet groove, and eventually an adventurous acoustic piano solo. Roney .

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7. At first glance of the cover art and title, you would be led to believe this is trumpeter Wallace Roney's romantic, late-night ballad album. While there's an after-hours aspect, this in fact is his first live performance release, done at the Iridium Jazz Cafe in N.Y.C., reunited with brother/saxophonist Antoine scapvesbankfunkpufetikcudinmecurha.co-fusion and funk à la latter period Miles Davis with hard-swinging jazz 7/

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8. At first glance of the cover art and title, you would be led to believe this is trumpeter Wallace Roney's romantic, late-night ballad album. While there's an after-hours aspect, this in fact is his first live performance release, done at the Iridium Jazz Cafe in N.Y.C., reunited with brother/saxophonist Antoine scapvesbankfunkpufetikcudinmecurha.co-fusion and funk à la latter period Miles Davis with hard-swinging jazz Price: $

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