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Not Quite Jazz
Blue Skies
Meredith Morris- vocals
Kevin Flanagan- sax
Phinette Norton- vocals (Something's Coming Up)
John Maszka-vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass,
drums and percussion
All Tracks written, mixed, and mastered by John Maszka for Non-Linear Records.
All content copyright Non-Linear Records.
Bring it On
- Pretty Girl
- Got it Like That
- Can't Give it Away
- Swing
- If you listen close, you'll hear my four-year-old daughter Anais making her recording debut in the chorus. Anais later went on to write and record a number of songs with me for a lullabye CD and also a children's CD (at seven years old). Both were released as fundraisers for the March of Dimes. Click HERE listen to her first single, which she wrote and recorded at eight years old.
- My Girl
- Blue Skies
- Life's a Funny Thing
- Non-Linear
- Good People
- Baby Girl
- Something's Coming Up
- Joy
- First Snow
- Precious
Blue Skies is the first CD to be released under the Non-Linear Label. I'd recorded a number of other projects prior to this one, but they were for other labels. Blue Skies is also the project where my musical relationship with Meredith Morris first got off the ground. I swear, I'd be thinking something and she'd go into the sound room and do it. I knew right away that she definitely belonged on this CD.
This is also the first project for which I enlisted Kevin Flanagan. The ideas he brought to the studio were really creative. The CD wouldn't be what it is without both Kevin and Meredith's creative input.
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