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Soundtrax of My Life
Released 2007
The latest recording from
Jose Feliciano His first english album in 20 years. I'm proud to be a co-producer, engineer,
programmer and bassist on this CD. The CD is compiled from work we've done together since I began
working with him in 1997. The entire CD, with a few exceptions, "I'm Sorry" and "Killing's Not the
Answer" is performed and recorded solely by Jose and myself. My lovely girlfriend, Denyse Brennan,
gives a short, but sexy, performance on "I'm Sorry".
Listen to samples from Soundtrax of My Life
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Traveler
Released 2005
The latest recording from
The Burr Johnson Band
Our 4th CD as a trio with Kim Plainfield on drums and, of course, the awesome Burr Johnson on
guitar and guitar synth. The CD was recorded and mixed entirely in Digital Performer. Burr and I
dragged a G5, a console and some outboard over to Kim's basement and recorded there. Then when we took
the tracks home and polished up and re-recorded our tracks separately. Burr had moved to Native
Instrument's Guitar Rig software and gets an incredible tone with it. I recorded my bass parts using a
combination of the DI from my SWR Studio 220 head and my SWR 4x10 cabinet miked with a Neuman U-87.
After we mixed and edited everything we took it over to Jim Clause and he did an awesome job of mastering
the project.
Listen to a sample of Man Child
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Six String Lady
Released 2005
An instrumental album available only by download from his website. To purchase
the music, or listen to sample clips,
Click Here. This collection of music is another compilation of work we've done since we've been
working together and is performed and recorded solely by Jose and myself. I'm proud to say that I am
co-producer, engineer, programmer and bassist on this one as well.
Listen to a sample of Snow Bird
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Summer Funk
Released 2002
The 3rd CD by the
Burr Johnson Band
as a trio features the exciting Thierry Arpino on drums
and of course the amazing Burr Johnson on guitar and guitar synth. We recorded this at
Don Elliott Productions, a gorgeous recording studio in
Weston CT, while I was living and working there. There is some high powered fusion on this CD, including
the title track, "Summer Funk" and the furious "Montreux". I'm proud to have this in my arsenal of
recording projects.
Listen to a sample of Summer Funk
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The Burr Johnson Band
Released 2001
The 2nd CD by the Burr Johnson Band
as a trio features two drummers. The original trio drummer, Nick Saya
and Tyger MacNeal (Jose Feliciano, AWB) on 2 additional cuts. This recording was also done at beautiful
Don Elliott Productions in Weston CT. With engineer
Spyros Poulos (Al Di Meola) doing the major tracking and mixing work on the tracks with Nick Saya. This
project marks the last project I've done in the analog world. After this I turned to digital and tape
became a fond memory of the past.
Listen to samples from The Burr Johnson Band
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Viva La Navidad
Released 2000
This CD single features two versions of a Christmas song written by
Jose Feliciano I co-produce, program and play bass on the
the first track of the CD.
Listen to a sample of Viva La Navidad
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Gonna Getcha
Released 1996
A seven piece blues band that I played with back in the mid 90's. Great bunch
of guys and all excellent musicians.
Mike Mindel: Keys, (Bill's Toupee)
Jon Moorehead: Vocals, (Now Johnny Winter's tour manager)
Andy Powell: Guitar, (Wishbone Ash)
Donny Stroffolino: Drums,
Ken Gioffre: Sax,
Michael E. Smith: Trumpet, Flugelhorn.
I still remember my audition for this band, the guys and I just hit it off right from the start. We just
seemed to click and as it turned out, they ended up choosing me as thier next bassist. Next thing I know,
we were recording and touring and having a great time. It's been a while now. I miss those guys.
Listen to samples from Gonna Getcha
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The Dinner Party
Recorded 1995
The Burr Johnson Band's first CD as a trio with Nick Saya on drums and Burr on
guitar. Also my first attempt at playing live and recording simultaneously. A challenging task,
but a labor of love and in the end, I think it came out great.
Listen to a sample of Sting
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