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$40.00

Hardy, Hagood & the Montage - Montage

Format: LP
Label: GRT 9230 1012
Year: 1972
Origin: Toronto, Ontario
Genre: jazz
Keyword: 
Value of Original Title: $40.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:  No
Playlist: Ontario, 1970's, Jazz

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
Baby I'm a Want You
The Garden Path
How Insensitive
Come Saturday Morning
My Love
How I Think of You

Side 2

Track Name
Cast Your Fate to the Wind
If
Won't You Step Into My Life
Medley: It's Too Late-I Feel the Grass Grow Beneath My Feet
Guantanamera
You're Here

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Information/Write-up

Waves gently lapping on a mystical shore ... creme de menthe on the rocks ... touches of fire and rain ... an equal mix of warm and cool. These, the subtle ingredients of Hagood Hardy & the Montage ... a truly talented gathering of six ... comprising Vancouver's Lynne McNeil and Toronto's Stephanie Taylor who give the group its unique vocal impact ... lead guitarist Bill Bridges (Calgary) ... bass guitarist Rick Homme (Toronto) ... drummer Dave Lewis (Kitchener) ... and from Oakville, Ontario leader/arranger Hagood Hardy, who shines equally on the vibes, marimba, electric and acoustic pianos and percussion effects.Hagood's impeccable musical taste stems greatly from his many years in the company of George Shearing (with whom he made 5 albums) ... Herbie Mann (5 albums) and Hawaii's Martin Denny (3 albums). In the 2 1/2 years since the Montage was born, H.H. & M. have been compiling an impressive list of credits via club and concert appearances in Europe, Canada, the U.S. and West Indies, also starring on the Barbara McNair and Like Young TV series. Their single recording ... Just a Little Loving ... was a Cash Box "pick of the week", and at this writing is still ... almost one year later ... high on most radio stations' playlists.

Hagood Hardy: leader/arranger
Dave Lewis: drums
Rick Homme: bass
Bill Bridges:: lead guitar
Stephanie Taylor: vocals
Lynne McNeil: vocals

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