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Guitar Masters Vol. 3 & 4
Les Paul Dedication (2xCD)
Various Artists
Label: BHP Music
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An extraordinary 2 CD collection of new recordings & rarity tracks, including the 1940’s “Why Do I Love You” original track from Les Paul & His Trio and the little known track “Gutty Guitar” featuring Jeff Beck with Lord Sutch from the Jimmy Page produced sessions “Lord Sutch & Heavy Friend”. The CD also features a spectacular track from the Grammy Award winning guitarist Steve Vai. Plus a killer version of the Led Zeppelin classic “Moby Dick” performed by Leslie West and a shredding version of the Jeff Beck masterpiece “Blue Wind” from bass extraordinaire Billy Sheehan. In addition, Volume 4 features new recordings by guitar virtuoso Gary Hoey performing the Jeff Beck classic, “El Becko”. This is Gary’s first new recording in over 4 years. Hoey has sold over 400,000 CD’s in his career on Reprise in the 1990’s. Alan Holdsworth, Frank Gambale (Chick Corea), Chris Poland (Megadeth), Alex De Rosso (Dokken) & Hal Lindes (Dire Straits) all grace the guitar on new recordings to celebrate the genius of Les Paul. Many of the tracks were recorded, produced & engineered by Brian Tarquin, Emmy Award winning guitarists/composer from Jungle Room Studios. This is a HIGH PRIORITY release for BHP Music, who will be hiring indie publicists for both press (magazines) and Internet blogs, radio and online giveaway contests. New York oil painter Todd Doney was commissioned to do the cover. The original painting will be framed and signed as a promotional giveaway.

Track Listing:
Disc 1:
1. Why Do I Love You featuring Les Paul And His Trio
2. Gutty Guitar featuring Jeff Beck
3. El Becko featuring Gary Hoey
4. Tarquinius Maximus featuring Chris Poland (Megadeth)
5. Peg featuring Chuck Loeb
6. Bettie featuring Hal Lindes (Dire Straits)
7. Hell Kat featuring Howard Hart
8. Chopper Mania featuring Flyin’ Ryan Brothers
9. Pyscho Cycle featuring James Ryan (Men At Work)
10. Swift Kick featuring Chuck Loeb
11. Stormy featuring Alex De Rosso (Dokken)
12. Led Sled featuring Hal Lindes (Dire Straits)

Disc 2:
1. Funk Me Tender featuring Steve Vai
2. Moby Dick featuring Leslie West
3. Antillia featuring Alan Holdsworth
4. Blue Wind featuring Billy Sheehan
5. Manhattan featuring Andy Timmons
6. Aphrodite featuring Hal Lindes (Dire Straits)
7. Black Rose featuring Brian Tarquin
8. Constantinople featuring Will Ray
9. Solidarity featuring Brain Tarquin & Max Middleton (Jeff Beck)
10. Spanish Harlem featuring Frank Gambale (Chick Corea)
11. Monday Blues featuring James Ryan (Men At Work)
12. Strat Struttin' featuring Sammy Dee Morton
13. You Know What I Mean featuring Hal Lindes (Dire Straits)

ASPHALT JUNGLE
Junglization
Label: BHP Music
Release date: November 3, 2006

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New York, NY - Asphalt Jungle, the Emmy Award winning team of Tarquin & Ingram, have a long history in recording/producing albums together. Their latest release, Junglization delves deep into drum n’ bass territory. Bigger beats, phatter grooves and larger than life orchestral pieces. The album opens with the classic Bob Marley tune; “Mr. Brown” stunningly remixed and tweaked breakbeat-style for the club DJs.   Followed by tracks “Athena” and “Apocalypse,” laced with live string arrangements that showcase their extensive musical ability to add depth and drama over heavy drum n’ bass breaks. Orchestral lines, guitars, bass, and violins intertwined with electric precision, truly sets them apart from other electronic artists. Not your typical redundant DJ music either, they are true musicians bringing musical sensibility to each track.

Track Listing:
1. Sensation  
2.  Bob Marely vs. Asphalt Jungle – Mr. Brown    
3.  Athena    
4.  Chariots of Fire   
5.  Karma Sutra   
6.  L Train      
7.  Ripper      
8.  Wicked Jack    
9.  In My Blood      
10. Apocalypse  
11.  Gargoyles   
12.  Jungle Warfare     
13.  No Gravity

DJ SOUL SLINGER
Classics, part 1
Label: BHP Music
Release date: October 3, 2006

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While many modern day American drum and bass DJs fight for the title of "don", the true American Emperor of Drum and bass is still standing! Frequently referred to as the Russell Simons of the electronic music scene, Soul Slinger is the true American electronic music mogul. For years he has been a monumental figure of the past and present state of Electronic Music Culture.

Born and raised in Sao Paulo Brazil, he began his career in
the early 1980's. In 1989, Slinger opened what was to be one of the most important icons of the American rave culture.... Liquid Sky, the original "rave emporium" in the United States, providing clothing, novelties, mix tapes and Vinyl. A record label then followed... Liquid Sky Music/Jungle Sky Records, responsible for some of the most forward-thinking music to emerge from the New York City underground over the decades. In 1994, he released the Jungle Liquid Sky Ethiopia 12", being the first release on Jungle Sky Records, and at that, the first American drum and bass production on vinyl. Since then, he has released countless singles, and albums collaborating with everyone from Afrika Bambaataa, Ali Khan, Elliot Sharp, Bill Laswell, Bernie Worell (Funkadelic), Grand Master DST, Derek Bailey, William Burroughs, Ziggy Marley, Deee-Lite, and many others.


Track Listing:  
1. INTRO - JUNGLE LIQUID SKY FEATURING GUNSMOKE (RMX) 
2. WILD CHIPITOULAS (WHEN JUNGLE HAD A SOUL) 
3. JURITI 
4. GREEN 2 
5. CHEMTRAILS FEATURING ZAIANA (VIP MIX) 
6. ABDUCTED (T-POWER RMX) 
7. ZULU TRANSFORM 
8. GOD IS A LOBSTER (A B52’S TRIBUTE RMX) 
9. BRAIN JOB - INTERLUDE 1 
10. WINGS 
11. A CIDADE (CHICO SCIENCE AND NACAO ZUMBI RMX) 
12. ETHIOPIA INTRO WITH FLIP WILSON        
13. ETHIOPIA REMIX FEATURING MC OLIVE & BLUEY 
14. THE LAW 
15. CUICA STEP - BONUS TRACK 
16. ACELERAR FEATURING MC TIU - BONUS TRACK

Description:
For fearless explorers of the musical unknown, a perfect compilation of artistry is a collection of performances that pummels your unsuspecting little ass with shock waves of awe and wonder. Rather than document the obvious—or sate the expectations of the casual enthusiast—every track challenges, puzzles, thrills, inspires, and, ultimately, delights the listener. This strategy is especially critical when dealing with the recordings of bona fide guitar heroes, as those cats are carefully crafted with angelic DNA to shift musical gears, juggle styles, and blow minds. A “greatest hits” package might make commercial sense for casual fans or greedy record companies, but it also does a grave disservice to the vast and diverse pool of creativity transcendent musicians employ to advance their art.

Guitar Masters, Vol. 1 aggressively celebrates the art of guitar and bass by serving up 18 tracks of unfettered—and often astonishing—brilliance. And there are plenty of surprises. Metal madman Zakk Wylde unleashing his ferocious chops on a Stevie Wonder tune? The spectacularly innovative Jeff Beck laying sexy licks onto a Toots & the Maytals reggae groove? Jazz bass legend Stanley Clarke trading propulsive funk lines with shredmaster Joe Satriani? Uber-technical prog icon Allan Holdsworth sharing space on a CD with former Led Zeppelin multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones, funky jazzer John Scofield, Tele terror Will Ray, and rock wizard Steve Morse? You also get treated to Marcus Nand's Latin motifs on “Rumba,” Violet Samudra and Steve Booke's thrilling East Indian adventure “Picture of a Purple Sky,” the smooth jazz of Martin Winch's “Stay With Me,” and the beautiful melodicism of Carl Tosten's “What Can I Say” and Jason Carter's “Kruununvuori.” Finally, headbangers can get off on Doug Stapp's killer version of “Frankenstein,” James Ryan's trippy “Space Talk,” Doug Doppler's industrial shred-fest “Zero Gravity,” and Guitar Masters producer Brian Tarquin's rock/electronica hybrid “Jack Hammer” (which was recorded at his Jungle Room Studios in New York ).

On Guitar Masters, Tarquin has done a fabulous job of casting the guitar in all its beatific and aggro glory. Through these fascinating lineups and one-of-a-kind performances, you intimately hear—and feel —the guitar as an always evolving, ever-magical apparatus of passion, guts, and sensitivity.

Michael Molenda, Editor in Chief of Guitar Player Magazine (CD Review)

Track Listing:  
1. B Fingers - John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) featuring Trey Gunn
2. 54-46 Was My Number - Toots & the Maytals featuring Jeff Beck
3. I Wish - Zakk Wylde & Randy Coven
4. Unleash the Beast - Billy Sheehan
5. Hair - Stanley Clarke featuring Joe Satriani
6. Minute Mouse – Steve Morse & Randy Coven
7. Skippy - Allan Holdsworth & David Hines
8. Rumba - Marcus Nand
9. Shenandoah - Will Ray
10. Picture of a Purple Sky - Steve Booke
11. Frankenstein - Doug Stapp
12. The Nag - John Scofield
13. Jack Hammer - Brian Tarquin
14. What Can I Say - Carl Tosten
15. Space Talk - James Ryan
16. Stay With Me - Martin Winch
17. Kruununvuori - Jason Carter
18. Zero Gravity - Doug Doppler

GUITAR MASTERS, VOL. 2
various artists
Label: BHP Music
Release date: April 14, 2008

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When many guitar fans think of “guitar masters,” the default perception is the wingo-wingo-diddley-diddley variety of shredder who has an entire library of fabulous guitar faces. Brian Tarquin has a different take on the “master” label, which is why his GUITAR MASTERS series is inspiring, thrilling, and extremely musical.

Tarquin seeks out transcendent players in all styles and levels of notoriety — known or unknown, just breaking out or near forgotten, and all points in between — to deliver a mesmerizing onslaught of tones, techniques, and melodic journeys. As a result, guitar nuts are treated to an sonic master class of stunning riffs, solos, and motifs — all fresh material for ripping off and evolving into their own guitaristic “trick bags” -- while guitar fans get an exciting and diverse listening experience unmatched by most genre-specific compilations. The 14 tracks on GUITAR MASTERS, Vol. 2 zig-zag between the intense passion and Latin-rock fusion of a young Carlos Santana, the stark yet ecstatic sting of B.B. King working his magic live, the twang-and-skank of country virtuoso Pete Anderson, and the twin-harmony fusillades of Jimmy and Johnny Ryan. You also get blues moves by Larry McCray and JW Jones, a classic 1970 Jimmy Page/Jeff Beck collaboration, a shred-tastic romp by Michael Lee Firkens and Neil Zaza, and Tarquin’s own electrifying workouts with former Jeff Beck keyboardist Max Middleton and Dixie Dregs/Deep Purple fretburner Steve Morse. And, finally, rock and hard-rock disciples can be schooled by former Dire Straits guitarist Hal Lindes, Beat the Bone, Alex De Rosso, and a ripping version of Van Halen’s “Light Up the Sky” by Yngwie Malmsteen, Billy Sheehan, and Doug Pinnick.

As with GUITAR MASTERS, Vol. 1, Tarquin’s talent for compiling brilliant and impassioned guitar moments brings out all that is glorious and holy about the act of playing guitar extremely well. While it’s a different set of moods and approaches you’ll hear on GUITAR MASTERS, Vol. 2, every note, phrase, tone color, and impact of pick and/or finger on string will send shivers down your spine. You’d have to be dead or deaf not to be moved by the beautiful noises you’ll hear on this loud and proud CD.

Michael Molenda, Editor in Chief, GUITAR PLAYER magazine, January 2009

Track Listing:
1.  Light Up The Sky - Yngwie Malmsteen, Billy Sheehan & Doug Pinnick (Kings X)
2.  Flashing Lights - Jimmy Page & Lord Sutch
3.  Jingo - Santana
4.  Payin The Cost To Be The Boss - BB King
5.  Baby Done Something Wrong - Pete Anderson (Dwight Yoakam)
6.  Buck Naked - Larry McCray
7.  Fargo - Michael Lee Firkens & Neil Zaza
8. Jungle Room Boogie - Brian Tarquin & Max Middleton (Jeff Beck)
9.  Ricarda - Hal Lindes (Dire Straits)
10. Parasomnia - JW Jones Band  
11. Towers - Brian Tarquin & Steve Morse
12. Planet E - Beat The Bone
13. Gaza - The Flyin Ryan Brothers
14. Wishes - Alex De Rosso (Dokken)

I Feel Free: Eric Clapton Salute
Various Artists
Label: BHP Music
Release date: June 23, 2009

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Track Listing:
1. Badge
2. Hideaway - Martin Winch
3. Tears in Heaven - Doug Doppler
4. I Feel Free - Howard Hart
5. White Room - Randy Coven
6. Wonderful Tonight/I Feel Free - Pom-E-Granite
7. Sunshine of Your Love - Brian Tarquin
8. Keep on Growing - Larry VanFleet
9. Cocaine - Carlo Fragnito
10. Crossroads - Chris Mahoney
11. How Blue Can You Get - B.B. King,
12. Politician - Pat Travers

Stevie Ray Vaughan Salute
Lenny: A Salute To Stevie Ray
Various Artists
Label: BHP Music
Release date: September 1, 2009

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Track Listing:
1. The Things I used To Do - Howard Hart
2. Change It - James Ryan
3. Couldn't Stand The Weather - Carlo Fragnito
4. House Is A Rockin' - Brian Tarquin
5. Life By The Drop - POM
6. The Sky Is Crying - Steve Booke
7. Crossfire - Doug Doppler
8. Telephone Song - Larry Van Fleet
9. Life Without You - James Ryan

ASPHALT JUNGLE
BOB MARLEY REMIXED
Label: BHP Music
Release date: June 12, 2007

The music of Bob Marley starts with the unmistakable sound of his voice. Resplendent with soul, aching with passion, soothingly triumphant, Marley’s singing was a beacon that brought the eyes of the world to Jamaica, and introduced billions of ears to reggae.

But what would happen if his legendary vocal recordings were made available to 21st Century forces -- set free to take the classic sound of Bob Marley to unexpected, unimagined new places? Asphalt Jungle (www.bohemianproductions.net), the pioneering NYC electronic duo of Brian Tarquin and Chris Ingram, were granted unprecedented access to the Marley tape vault, and embarked on a mission to do just that.     

The resulting 12 songs of “Bob Marley Remixed” is a masterful set, where the awe of respect and the spirit of adventure build continuously on each other, a spiraling musical DNA that leads from island roots to drum ‘n’ bass, big beat, techno, rock and beyond. “You can do a remix on a classic,” Tarquin says. “Bob Marley is one of those rare things that breaks barriers and transcends formats, so we dropped the formalities. What better artist to do a record like this with?”

Asphalt Jungle went deeper into the Marley catalog to create “Remixed”, hoping to show both devoted fans and new generations of listeners that there was a lot more to reggae’s international ambassador than just his biggest hits. The exuberant new charge of “Mr. Brown”, laid out over lightning fast beats and dance floor-ready synths come as a pleasant shock, while the breezy drum ‘n’ bass underpinnings, flutes and funky basses of “Move” bring fresh urgency to Marley’s hopeful vocals. “Duppy Conquerer” is just huge in the hands of Asphalt Jungle, where Bob soars over a big, dirty, slow hand 4/4 rock beat. Meanwhile, “Put it On” has resurfaced as a sunglasses-at-night club cruiser, with agilely marauding bass lines, hip-swaying grooves, constant ear candy and a percussion battery that gives Marley’s voice dramatically dark spaces to move through.         

The long list of surprises of “Bob Marley Remixed” goes on and on, a fittingly advanced environment for a timeless singer in the new millennium. “Bob Marley’s vocals are so soulful, such an amazing vehicle for the storytelling he weaves, they just seem to rise above everything else,” says Tarquin. “Hearing his voice in a fresh context is incredibly inspirational. With these remixes it’s just like he’s in the room, singing to you for the first time all over again.”

David Weiss, editor of Mix Magazine (CD Liner Notes)

Track Listing:
1. Mr. Brown
2. Move
3. Kaya
4. African Herbsman
5. Fussing & Fighting
6. Duppy Conqueror
7. Put it On
8. Stand Alone
9. Don’t Rock My Boat
10. Riding High
11. Keep On Moving
12. Brain Washing
13. Don’t Rock My Boat (Club Mix)

"A superb tribute to Led Zeppelin. One of the greatest rock
instrumental albums in recent memory."

The concept of taking twelve celebrated numbers from the Zeppelin songbook and reworking them sans vocals works wonders on Get The Led Out! - Led Zeppelin Salute. Renowned for his great ears and studio expertise, producer guitarist Brian Tarquin assembled a sweeping array of classic Zeppelin covers as performed by some of rock's cutting edge guitar stars. Leslie West and Randy Coven visited Tarquin's New York Jungle Room Studios to lay down parts on a new “Moby Dick” while James Ryan cut an instrumental “Black Dog” at his studio in Australia. Martin Winch recorded his version of “Kashmir” in New Zealand while Hal Lindes recorded “Babe I'm Gonna Leave You” at his Venice Beach studio. Such is the international appeal of Led Zeppelin. No doubt Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones will get a kick out of hearing these hard rocking instrumental versions of their classic originals. It's a testimony to Page and Jones that these timeless melodies and unforgettable arrangements sound ripe today as rock fusion and world beat style instrumentals nearly 40 years after they first appeared on a Led Zeppelin album. Brian Tarquin's deft touch in the studio brings out the sonic luster, adding to the instrumental rock wizardry in play on Get The Led Out! As a boon for Zeppelin fans, Get The Led Out! adds in four vintage bonus cuts—three from 1970 with Jimmy Page, Daniel Edwards, John Bonham and singer David “Lord” Sutch and one from ‘68 with John Paul Jones and singer Keith de Groot—presenting an interesting twist to this classic CD tribute.

Robert Silverstein of 20th Century Guitar magazine. (CD Review)

TRACK LISTING:
1. Whole Lotta Love - Chris Mahoney
2. Moby Dick - Randy Coven featuring Leslie West
3. Four Sticks - Howard Hart
4. Dazed & Confused - Brian Tarquin
5. Immigrant Song - Greg Rapaport
6. Kashmir - Martin Winch
7. The Battle Of Evermore - Steve Bingham
8. Black Dog - James Ryan
9. D'yer Mak'er - Larry Van Fleet
10. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - Hal Lindes
11. Friends - Steve Booke
12. All My Love - Doug Doppler

BONUS TRACKS:
13. Thumping Beat - Jimmy Page
14. ‘Cause I Love You - Jimmy Page
15. Wailing Sounds - Jimmy Page
16. Burn Up - Jimmy Page

BRIAN TARQUIN PRESENTS FRETWORX
various artists
Label: BHP Music/NuGroove
Release date: October 14, 2008

A Collection of songs inspired by the events of 9/11

This set of original instrumental recordings was written and arranged by Tarquin, anEmmy-award winning composer and guitarist, is a both melodic and sensitive in scope and much more listenable that most music currently on the radio. In the sixteen original compositions, Tarquin is ably assisted by a bevy of well-known names from rock music, the like of which include Billy Sheehan, Frank Gambale, Steve Morse, Will Ray, Hal Lindes, and Randy Coven among others. With friends like that, as you might say, you get a can’t-miss album full of great music. Standouts here are “Constantinople” with Ray on slide guitar, “Towers” with Morse, and “Jungle Room Boogie” featuring keyboardist Max Middleton. The great thing here is that even though the cuts have multiple players taking solos, there is never any sense of competition or cutting going on. Everyone plays to the song and Tarquin’s years of composing for film and television really come through here as his melodies rise and turn, then ease downward and are resolved while offering great building blocks for a variety of solo turns by guests. As if that wasn’t enough, the CD also includes bonus tracks by Steve Vai, Carlos Santana, and Tommy Bolin. Sound is uniformly excellent overall, a tribute to Tarquin’s use of analog recording and mixing. There is still nothing quite like the sound music recorded on tape. Finally, this is a CD release with a special meaning. Part of the proceeds from sales will be donated to Friends of Firefighters, a charitable group in New York City.

Eric Shoaf of Vintage Guitar magazine. (CD Review)

TRACK LISTING:
1. Blue Wind - Billy Sheehan
2. Spanish Harlem - Frank Gambale
3. Towers - Steve Morse
4. Constantinople - Will Ray
5. 86th Street - Randy Coven
6. Solidarity - Max Middleton
7. Dionysus - Randy Coven
8. Manhattan - Andy Timmons
9. Black Rose - Brian Tarquin
10. Aphrodite - Hal Lindes
11. Jungle Room Boogie - Max Middleton
12. Tears - Rob Balducci
13. Yorkville - Chuck Loeb
14. Westside Highway - James Ryan
15. Triumphant We Stand - Steve Booke

BONUS TRACKS:
16. Funk Me Tender - Randy Coven/Steve Vai
17. Jam In I - Santana
18. Homeward Strut - Tommy Bolin

In this new release from Brian Tarquin’s BHP MUSIC label, some of the finest guitarists offer their interpretations of songs previously recorded by Jeff Beck.  The results show the full range of the guitarist’s capabilities, and these guys are all over the fretboard, but they vary in range.  The talented Tarquin spews notes all over in “You Know What I Mean” as well as “Blue Wind” and “Play With Me” in a way that nods to Beck but brings a newer interpretation while Doug Doppler offers a fine read of “People Get Ready” that doesn’t add much to the Beck version.  Things get much more interesting on the Beck tour de force “Scatterbrain” here arranged for strings and performed on violins.  It really works, as does the nylon string guitar take on “You Never Know/Nadia.”  Although the songs covered are mostly from Beck’s solo period, certain of the albums seem to lend themselves to a particular sound.  Songs from Beck’s Wired album translate well to an over-the-top reading that is heavy on amplification, sustain, and frantic playing while some of the later material from the eighties and nineties offer more interpretation for dynamics and taste.  But there is no shortage of hot-shoe guitar playing on this tribute and, were he interested, Beck would be pleased.

Eric Shoaf of Vintage Guitar magazine. (CD Review)

TRACK LISTING:
1. You Know What I Mean - Hal Lindes/Brian Tarquin
2. Big Block - James Ryan
3. People Get Ready - Doug Doppler
4. Pump, The - Howard Hart
5. Blue Wind - Billy Sheehan/Doug Doppler/Brian Tarquin
6. Scatterbrain - Steve Bingham
7. Star Cycle - Chris Mahoney
8. Play With Me - Randy Coven/Brian Tarquin
10. Two Rivers - Martin Winch
11. Plynth Water Down The Drain - Larry Van Fleet
12.You Never Know - Nadia/POM
13. Led Boots - Greg Rapaport
14. Where Were You - Steve Brooke

TRACK LISTING:
1. One Arabian Knight (4:48)
2. Darlin Darlin Baby (3:29)
3. Arrow Of Truth (edit) (3:48)
4. Freeway Jam (4:44)
5. Riders On The Storm (4:26)
6. Achilles (4:09)
7. Razor's Edge (4:03)
8. Lately (4:04)
9. Tangled Web (4:05)
10. Ghost Dance (4:22)
11. Vampirella (5:05)
12. Greek Fire (4:47)

This electrifying 2009 tribute to the legendary Jimi Hendrix was produced and compiled by the Emmy Award winning guitarist, Brian Tarquin. `Third Stone From The Sun explores new interpretations of classic Hendrix tunes by notable guitarists, such as Howard Hart, Doug Doppler and Greg Rapaport to name a few.

TRACK LISTING:
1. Manic Depression - James Ryan;Greg Rapaport
2. 3rd Stone From The Sun - Brian Tarquin;Greg Rapaport
3. Crosstown Traffic - Doug Doppler;Greg Rapaport
4. Inspired By Angel - Hal Lindes
5. Purple Haze - Brian Tarquin;Greg Rapaport
6. Voodoo Child - Chris Mahoney;Greg Rapaport
7. May This Be Love - Martin Winch;Greg Rapaport
8. Gypsy Eyes - Howard Hart;Greg Rapaport
9. Star Spangled Banner - Randy Coven;Greg Rapaport
10. You Got Me Floatin' - Larry Van Fleet;Greg Rapaport
11. Voodoo Child/All Along The Watch Tower - POM;Greg Rapaport
12. Fire - Greg Rapaport