Russ Freeman - Nocturnal Playground FLAC

Russ Freeman Paras Records International Smooth Jazz Easy Listening Fusion Acoustic Jazz Rock Synth Pop 1986

Genre:	Electronic / Jazz / Rock
Performer:	Russ Freeman
Title:	Nocturnal Playground
Style:	Smooth Jazz, Easy Listening, Fusion, Acoustic, Jazz-Rock, Synth-pop
Date of release:	1986
Label:	Paras Records International
Catalog Number:	PRI-CD 8603
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1097 mb
MP3 album size:	2964 mb

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Tracklist

1	Jamaican Nights	5:30
2	What She Really Wants	4:34
3	Amelia Piano – Mike Watts	4:39
4	Easter Island	5:34
5	Nocturnal Playground	6:36
6	Paradise Cove	4:28
7	Polo In THe Palisades	5:26
8	Moving Violation	5:50

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BC 8603, 8603	Russ Freeman	Nocturnal Playground ‎(LP, Album)	Brainchild, Brainchild	BC 8603, 8603	US	1986
CHAMP 1011	Russ Freeman	Nocturnal Playground ‎(LP, Album)	Champion	CHAMP 1011	UK	1987
BC 8603-2	Russ Freeman	Nocturnal Playground ‎(CD, Album)	Brainchild Records	BC 8603-2	US	1986
Brainchild 8603	Russ Freeman	Nocturnal Playground ‎(Cass, Album)	Brainchild	Brainchild 8603	US	1986
ALI-28032	Russ Freeman	Nocturnal Playground ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	Alfa International	ALI-28032	Japan	1986

Credits

Artwork By [Art, Design, Direction] – Kathleen Covert
Composed By, Arranged By – Russ Freeman
Drums, Percussion – David Renick
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [Classical], Synthesizer [Guitar], Keyboards [Bass], Synthesizer [Emulator Ii], Drum Programming [Linn 9000] – Russ Freeman
Engineer – Stephen Sharp
Engineer [Assistant] – Jim Emrich
Other [Project Coordinator] – Jim Snowden
Percussion, Programmed By [Emulator Ii] – Steve Reid
Photography [Back Cover] – Stylianos
Photography [Cover] – Loni Spector
Producer – Dean Whitney
Saxophone [Alto] – Brandon Fields

Notes

Recorded November 18-December 3, 1985, at Juniper Recording Studio, Burbank, California.

All selections published by Brother Bear Music & Who's Hacking Music (BMI).
"Polo In The Palisades" is dedicated to my mother, Jacklyn Freeman, with love.

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Levaq

Pretty much a Rippingtons album before that name officially existed, you'll enjoy this obscure recording if you like their stuff. Very similar in sound to the first Ripp album, Moonlighting. It's good, breezy California yuppie jazz (who the hell plays polo in the palisades?), but I like it. Fans of the Weather Channel in the 80s will love it.