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Discography Gotcha Rhythm Right Here STP Records 2014 Songs 1. Gotcha Rhythm Right Here, Part 1 2:13 2. Black Eyed G’s 4:24 3. Soul Surfin’ 4:51 4. 7th Avenue South 5:27 5. Chili Wa Man 5:53 6. Always In My Heart 6:13 7. Side By Two 6:37 8. Bikini Beach 6:46 9. Les Is Moe’ 5:47 10. NYC Direct 2014 7:21 11. Hip To The Hips 5:20 12. Gotcha Rhythm Right Here, Part 2 6:47 13. Boulevard Strut (Bonus Track) 5:58 Total time: 73:31 Produced, Arranged and Orchestrated by John Tropea & Chris Palmaro for San Tropea Musicians Productions John Tropea-guitars Executive Producer: John Tropea Chris Palmaro-Hammond B3, piano, rhodes, bass, drums, strings and percussion All songs written by John Tropea (San Tropea Leon Pendarvis-piano Music, Inc. (BMI)) and Chris Palmaro Steve Gadd-drums (Gitottaheha Music, Inc. (ASCAP)) except for Shawn Pelton-drums Black Eyed G’s, composed, arranged and Keith Carlock-drums orchestrated by Leon Pendarvis, (Pin Wheel Cliff Almond-drums Music, Inc. (BMI)). Soul Surfin' and Chili Wa Clint de Ganon-drums composed and arranged by S. Pelton, (Magic Lee Finkelstein-drums Beat Music, Inc.(ASCAP)), J Tropea and Chris Duke Gadd-percussion Palmaro. Tommy McDonnell-percussion Roger Squitero-percussion Recorded at STP Studios, Valley Cottage, NY Hanan Rubinstein-guest guitarist & We-Be-Hawkin' Sound, Weehawken, NJ (on right and 1st solo on "Side By Two") Neil Jason-bass All Tracks Engineered by John Tropea except Will Lee-bass "Boulevard Strut" engineered by Ken Wallace Eric Udel-bass Zev Katz-bass Mix Engineers: Hanan Rubinstein and John Lou Marini-tenor sax,alto sax, flutes Tropea Dave Mann-tenor sax except "Always In My Heart" and "Hip To The Roger Rosenberg-bari sax Hips" mixed by Jay Messina Randy Brecker-trumpet Lew Soloff-trumpet, flugelhorn Mastering Engineer: Jon Tropea Jr. Glenn Drews-trumpet Bob Millikan-trumpet Horns contracted by Lou Marini Bob Malach-tenor sax Don Harris-trumpet, bari sax Bill Harris-tenor sax, alto sax Larry Farrell-trombone Scott Robinson-bass sax (and fills) Dave Riekenberg-bari sax Rallybop-vocals James "D-Train" Williams-vocals Discography Take Me Back To NYC Cats Direct the Ol' School The Time Is Right Live at Mikell's Standard Too Touch You Influence II Again Rock Candy Standard Short Trip To Space Influence A Simple Way To Tropea Say, "I Love You".

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