Spring ‘99
Three O’Clock Lab Band
Directed by Steve Haines

1. On Green Dolphin Street by Bronislau Kaper and Ned Washington, arranged by John Jeanneret (5:27)
Steve Fieldhouse, tenor saxophone • Scott Arcangel, piano

2. As We Know It by Wil Swindler (7:39)
John Jeanneret, tenor saxophone • Scott Arcangel, piano

3. It Could Happen To You by Jimmy Van Heusen, arranged by Wil Swindler (3:46)
Marc Rogers, bass • Jeff Valentine, trombone • Neil Johnson, alto saxophone

4. Royal Pine by Akira Sato (5:02)
Steve Fieldhouse, tenor saxophone

5. Brownie Speaks by Clifford Brown, arranged by Vern Sielert (4:26)
Aeron Riordon, piano • Jim Pickard, trumpet • Brian Palmer, drumset

6. Cheddarella Dumpling by Paul Tynan (6:26)
Jim Pickard, trumpet • John Jeanneret, tenor saxophone • Brian Palmer, drumset

7. Portugese Mafia Hitmen by Chris Mello (7:46)
Chris Mello, guitar • Joren Cain, baritone saxophone • Mark Hereth, trumpet

                                
PERSONNEL
Steve Haines, director

Saxophones:
Wil Swindler (lead) – alto
John Jeanneret – alto
Neil Johnson – tenor
Steve Fieldhouse – tenor
Joren Cain – baritone

Trumpets:
Mark Hereth (lead)
Jim Pickard
Kevin Clark
Matt Hitti
Steve Butts

Trombones:
Robert Claiborne (lead)
Jeff Valentine
Grant Dawson
Jonathan Adamo (bass)
Jon Yeager (bass)

Rhythm:
Mondays / Wednesdays
Davy Mooney – guitar
Aeron Riordon – piano
Marc Rogers – bass
Brian Palmer – drumset

Tuesdays / Thursdays
Chris Mello – guitar
Scott Arcangel – piano
Jonathan Fisher – bass
Sean McDaniel – drumset

José Aponte – percussion, cajones, congas

ALBUM CREDITS
Producer and director: Steve Haines
Recording, mix, and mastering engineer: Michael Vazquez
Assistant engineer: Mike Sandusky
Photography, graphic design, and layout: Stacey Haines
 

Recorded on April 28, 1999 at Dallas Sound Lab • Irving, Texas
Mixed at Dallas Sound Lab • Irving, Texas

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