Rossi Brothers 2000 release from Rain of Tears

What We Do For Love

Ain't That Peculiar

1976 ~ Recorded at Roy Chen Studios, Chinatown SF by Don Gooch.  Mixed and Mastered by Don Gooch at Steiner Sound Labs, LA.  

Mangy Tom Cable Featuring Jerry Miller

Composed and performed by Garth Webber!  Happy Birthday Tina!

Shutterbug Thinks The Blues Are Alright

Recorded "Live' at The Cave ~ Original Composition written by Suzy Tyler.  Performed by Suzy Tyler with AJ Crawdadddy Band,  6/1/2016  Baxter Robertson ~ Piano, Greg Jones ~ Fender Bass, Peter Booras ~ Drums, Angelo J Rossi/AKA AJ Crawdaddy, Guitar/Engineer.

Big Trouble

Lilan Kane cover of a Candi Staton Classic, Evidence.  Recorded engineered and produced by AJ Crawdaddy at The Cave.

Evidence

Candi Staton Tune ~  Performed by Ms. Lilan Kane ~Vocals.  Peter Booras ~ Drums, Endre Tarczy ~ Piano Bass and Hammond.  Angelo Rossi ~ Guitars, Vince Lars ~ Saxophones, Jeff Lewis ~ Trumpets. Backgrounds by The Committee.  Recorded and produced at the Cave by Angelo J Rossi

Rossi Brothers ~ Mike Rossi ~ Vocals, Angelo Rossi ~ Loud Guitars, Greg Jones ~ Bass, Angelo Merendino ~ Drums

Thanksgiving Day

One More Time ~ Guy Williamson ~ Vocals ~ Nate Ginsberg ~ Keyboards, Billie The Kid ~ Rapper ~ Recorded, edited and mixed by Angelo J Rossi at The Cave.

One More Time

Performed by Scary Larry and the Blues Monsters.  Song written and sung by Bundy Brown.  Recorded and engineered by Angelo J Rossi at the Cave.

Wise Man Blues

"The Cave", a Pro Tools 40 Track "Live" ProTools 10.3.1 recording facility featuring a myriad of "Analog" filters, expensive microphones and exceptional musical instruments, Hammond B3's with Leslie speakers, Piano's, Guitars and specialty musical instruments.  Real instruments played and performed by real musicians.  We encourage all types of performance genre.  We "Cavemen and Cavewomen" regularly perform live and we honestly submit that these performances are not virtual. We do enhance these recordings through the medium of multi track recording techniques, but we do not use virtual instruments played on virtual devices.  These are musicians, performing and prosecuting their art form.  This is not the "RAP" or "Hip Hop" bastion of noise and rage.  This is the mature and thoughtful artistic pursuit of musicians and artists who have developed and performed their craft, honing their skills over many years and to whom the Cave salutes and supports through our generous contributions of time, expertise and creative exploration, together.  

Music from The Cave