The lead of track of the Blues Orphans very first album back in 1997. They have come a long way since!! This tune was totally improvised and spontaneous. Andy threw out a head, Bobby jumped in on guitar and away they went!!  

01 Orphanitis

Fantastic jazz waltz composed by the NEA Jazz Master Gerald Wilson for his daughter's cat. It is performed here by the Roger Humphries All-Star Big Band under the direction of Mr. Wilson.Recorded live at the Byham Theater in Pittsburgh, PA on October 8, 2005. 
Produced by Jack Bishop
Preliminary MIx: Cloverland Studios, North Hollywood

03 Blue For Yna Yna

Crazy 'Bout You Baby

Tell Me

A Song by Blues master Wil E Tri dedicated to Mike Lange, the play-by-play broadcaster for the Pittsburgh Penguins, a true blues lover! Check out Wiletri.com

04 Get Sam A Drink (Dedicated To Mik

A humorous blues number by the master Wil E Tri about his long time friend and bass player Harry The Alley Cat McCorkle. For more info: wiletri.com

06 Harry Can't Play No G-String

Like all of his masterpieces this one drives home a strong message. Wil E Tri is a master of the blues. wiletri.com

10 Cab Driver Song

Blues for the Count was composed by NEA Jazz Master Gerald Wilson for Count Basie and 
is performed here by the Roger Humphries All-Star Big Band under the direction of Mr. Wilson. 
The tune features trumpeter Sean Jones.
Recorded live at the Byham Theater in Pittsburgh, PA on October 8, 2005. 
Produced by Jack Bishop 

Blues for the Count

This jazz masterpiece was composed by NEA Jazz Master Gerald Wilson and is performed here by the Roger Humphries All-Star Big Band under the direction of Mr. Wilson. This tune was commissioned by the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1977. The amazing alto man is Pittsburgher Tony Campbell. Recorded live at the Byham Theater in Pittsburgh, PA on October 8, 2005. 
Produced by Jack Bishop
Preliminary MIx: Cloverland Studios, North Hollywood


Theme for Monterey

Wil's hit song "Snake Eggs" as originally recorded in 1997. "Snake Eggs" was covered by Michael Burks on his 2003 CD I Smell Smoke on Alligator Records.

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