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Adobo Jazz: A Portrait of the Filipino as a Jazz Artist, Vol. 1
Adobo Jazz, A Portrait of the Filipino as a Jazz Artist, Vol 1
Compilation album by
VARIOUS ARTISTS
Fred Elizalde
Destiny
Bobby Enriquez
MAJAM
J.R. COBB Jazz Chamber
Bernard Soler
Manila Jazz Quartet
WDOUJI
Johnny Alegre AFFINITY
Monk's Jazz Bureau
Parliament Syndicate
Released2002
StudioMastered at Greenhill Sound
Genrejazz
LabelIndiRa Records
ProducerRhany Torres
Adobo Jazz, Vol. 2
Adobo Jazz Vol2
Compilation album by
VARIOUS ARTISTS
Ben Aristorenas Orchestra
Tony Carpio
Esen Aristorenas Trio
Jazz Friends
Narding Aristorenas
Barney Kessel Trio
The Bobby Enriquez All-Star Band
Vestre Roxas
Released2002
StudioMastered at Greenhill Sound
Genrejazz
LabelIndiRa Records
ProducerRichie Quirino and Rhany Torres
Adobo Jazz: Filipino Jazz Music of Our Time, Vol. 1
Adobo Jazz, Filipino Jazz Music of Our Time, Vol1
Compilation album by
VARIOUS ARTISTS
ETS Band
Jake and the Jazzkals
Emy Munji
GTA Project
Erskine Basilio Group
The Jazz Cooperative
Henry Katindig and Friends
The Gaijins
Akasha
Bembet Buena and George Almaden
Released2019
StudioWild Grass Recording Studios
Genrejazz
LabelBowfinger Records
ProducerNational Commission for Culture and the Arts and George Almaden

Adobo Jazz is a series of "Pinoy Jazz" [1] CD compilations originally released in early 2002 by Rhany Torres[2][3][4][5] and continued by Richie Quirino[6][7][8][9][10][11] (late 2002) and George Almaden (2019).[12]

Series One[edit]

Adobo Jazz: A Portrait of the Filipino as a Jazz Artist, Vol. 1[edit]

Track Title Artist Writer(s) Length Personnel Recording Venue
1 Sugar Steps Fred Elizalde Fred Elizalde 03:09 Fred Elizalde[13][14][15] (piano) / soloists: Adrian Rollini[16][17][18][19] (bass saxophone) Bobby Davis (clarinet) Chelsea Quealey[20][21][22] (trumpet) recorded in England, 1928
2 Moments of Tranquility Destiny Ed Jose 07:42 Ed Jose (Rhodes piano, synthesizer) Bob Aves[23] (guitar) Nick Lizares (flute) Eddie Cariño (bass) Richie Quirino (drums) Cinema-Audio Recording Studios,[24] 1975
3 Dolphin Dance Bobby Enriquez Herbie Hancock 08:42 Bobby Enriquez (piano) Colby dela Calzada[25] (bass) Bobby Gonzales (drums) Greenhill Sound, 1985
4 Alam Ko MAJAM Joey Valenciano 06:36 Johnny Torres (piano) Ruben Reyes (bass) Joey Valenciano (drums) recorded live, U.P. Sunken Garden, 1998
5 Driftin' J.R. COBB Jazz Chamber Herbie Hancock 06:25 Butch Silverio (trumpet) Butch Saulog (piano) Johnny Alegre (guitar) Colby dela Calzada (bass) Richie Quirino (drums) Michael Guevarra (guest on tenor sax) recorded live, Galo's, 1999
6 Quiapo Bernard Soler Bernard Soler 06:48 Bernard Soler (acoustic guitar) recorded in Australia, 2002
7 The Fool on the Hill Manila Jazz Quartet Lennon-McCartney 05:16 Rolly Rodriguez (alto sax) Nazing Aaron (keyboards) Mario Talag (bass) Gil Galiluyo (drums) Greenhill Sound, 2001
8 A Distant Soil WDOUJI[26] Simon Tan 05:23 Ronald Tomas[27] (soprano sax) Aya Yuson[28][29] (guitar) Simon Tan (bass) Koko Bermejo[30] (drums) recorded live, Freedom Bar, 2002
9 I. Wind and Water / II. Stones of Intramuros Johnny Alegre AFFINITY Johnny Alegre 08:02 Johnny Alegre (guitar) Tots Tolentino[31][32][33] (alto sax) Elhmir Saison (piano) Colby dela Calzada (bass) Koko Bermejo[30] (drums) Pink Noise Studios, 2002
10 A Night in Tunisia Monk's Jazz Bureau John Birks Gillespie 11:58 Terry Undag (trumpet) Tots Tolentino (alto sax) Marc Lopez (piano) Colby dela Calzada (bass) George San Jose (drums) recorded live, Monk's Dream, 2002
11 Into Somethin' Parliament Syndicate[34] Ike Dy-Liacco, Victor Oria, & John B. Powers 05:36 Judith Alegarbes (lead vocals) Ike Dy-Liacco (alto & soprano sax, flute) Ruel Cabrera (trumpet & fulgelhorn) Victor Oria (keyboards, keyboard programming) Riki Gonzales (guitar) Kim Lesaca (bass) Alex Fidel (drums) Chedi Vergara (guest vocals) DigiTracks, 2002
Executive Producers: Rhaniel and Marilou Torres / Produced by Rhany Torres / Liner notes by Richie Quirino / Digital mastering: Joel Mendoza (Greenhill Sound) / Art Direction: Emorej Ebanreb / Artists: Phoenix Santos, Thatic Maestro, Jhoeng Malana / Photographs courtesy of Tonette Jacinto

Adobo Jazz Vol. 2[edit]

Track Title Artist Writer(s) Length Personnel Recording Venue
1 Blue Rain Ben Aristorenas Orchestra Glenn Miller 03:31 Pete Aristorenas (alto sax) Ben Aristorenas (voice intro) recorded live, venue unknown, 1956
2 A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening Tony Carpio Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson 01:50 Tony Carpio (guitar) Chris Abelardo (bass) Ric Flores (drums) Esen Aristorenas (voice intro) live broadcast, Radio Hongkong, 1963
3 Olivia Tony Carpio Tony Carpio 04:58 Tony Carpio (guitar) Chris Abelardo (bass) Ric Flores (drums) Esen Aristorenas (voice intro) live broadcast, Radio Hongkong, 1963
4 A Foggy Day Esen Aristorenas Trio George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin 03:11 Tony Carpio (guitar) Chris Abelardo (bass) Ric Flores (drums) live broadcast, Radio Hongkong, 1963
5 Give Me the Simple Life Jazz Friends Rube Bloom and Harry Ruby 02:33 Baby Yolanda Llanto (vocals) Fred Robles (vibraphone) Joe Ladioray (piano) Rudy Adriano (bass) Bert Delfino (drums) Gordon Ramsay (trumpet, voice intro) recorded live, Ulog Jazz Club, 1964
6 Bahay Kubo Jazz Friends Trad. 06:43 Lito Molina (alto sax) Fred Robles (piano) Angel Peña (bass) Boy Flores (drums) Gordon Ramsay (voice intro) recorded live, Ulog Jazz Club, 1964
7 This Can't Be Love Jazz Friends Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart 07:55 Lito Molina (alto sax) Narding Aristorenas (tenor sax) Emil Mijares (piano) Angel Peña (bass) Tony Velarde (drums) recorded live, Tony Martin residence, 1968
8 Desafinado Narding Aristorenas Antonio Carlos Jobim 06:45 Narding Aristorenas (tenor sax) Manny Semana (guitar) Nilo Aristorenas (bass) Bert Tiampeng (drums) recorded live, the Rasa Siam Cruise Ship, December 23, 1976
9 Stella by Starlight Barney Kessel Trio Victor Young 12:02 Barney Kessel (guitar) Roger Herrera (bass) Tony Velarde (drums) recorded live, Cultural Center of the Philippines Little Theater, March 21, 1977
10 Cherokee Jazz Friends Ray Noble 13:43 Lito Molina (alto sax) Narding Aristorenas (tenor sax) Piding Alava (piano) Tiny Umali (bass) Tony Velarde (drums) recorded live, Thomas Jefferson Cultural Center, 1977
11 Waitin' for Waits The Bobby Enriquez All-Star Band Richie Cole & Tom Waits 07:29 Bobby Enriquez (piano) Emil Mijares (vibraphone) Nestor Gonzaga (trumpet) Abel Valdevia (alto sax) Tots Tolentino (tenor sax) Pikoy Villapando (baritone sax) Narding Sanchez (trombone) Roger Herrera (bass) Tony Velarde (drums) Nick Boogie (percussion) recorded live, Folk Arts Theater, 1985
12 There Will Never Be Another You Vestre Roxas Harry Warren & Mack Gordon 02:42 Vestre Roxas (fulgelhorn) Vestre "Junior" Roxas (vocals) Tony Paye (bass) John McCall (piano) Mike Jordan (drums) Melbourne, Australia, 2002
Executive Producers: Rhaniel Torres and Ricardo Quirino / Produced by Richie Quirino and Rhany Torres / Liner Notes by Angel Peña / Digital mastering: Joel Mendoza (Greenhill Sound) / Layout Artist: Wam Molina / Cover Design: Glenn Bautista and Tiny Nuida

Series Two[edit]

Adobo Jazz: Filipino Jazz Music of Our Time, Vol. 1[edit]

Track Title Artist Writer(s) Length Personnel Recording Venue
1 Tuko ETS Band Elhmir Saison 08:20 Elhmir Saison (keyboards) Tots Tolentino (clarinet) Janno Queyquep (guitar) Noel Asistores (bass) Mar Dizon (drums) Wilson Matias (2nd keyboards) Wild Grass Recording Studios
2 Patring ETS Band Mar Dizon[35][36] 07:40 Elhmir Saison (keyboards) Tots Tolentino (clarinet) Janno Queyquep (guitar) Noel Asistores (bass) Mar Dizon (drums) Wilson Matias (2nd keyboards) Wild Grass Recording Studios
3 Luntiang Bahay Jake and the Jazzkals Joey Quirino 04:56 Joey Quirino (piano) Dave Harder (bass) George Almaden (drums) Kiko de Pano (saxophone) Wild Grass Recording Studios
4 Kahalumigmigan Emy Munji Emy Munji 06:13 Emy Munji (piano) Wild Grass Recording Studios
5 Kalipay GTA Project Elhmir Saison 06:47 Henry Katindig (piano) Dave Harder (bass) George Almaden (drums) Alvin Cornista (saxophone) Wild Grass Recording Studios
6 Ag Ay Ayam Ta Erskine Basilio Group Erskine Basilio[37] 03:14 Francis Etorma (piano) Gerald Flores (bass) Erskine Basilio (guitar) Kiko de Pano (saxophone) Wild Grass Recording Studios
7 Yugyug The Jazz Cooperative Colby dela Calzada 05:57 Henry Katindig (piano) Colby dela Calzada (bass) Lawrence Nolan (drums) Kiko de Pano (saxophone) Wild Grass Recording Studios
8 Para Sa Iyo Henry Katindig and Friends Henry Katindig 04:52 Henry Katindig (piano) Noel Asistores (bass) Mar Dizon (drums) Dingdong Boogie (percussion) Rico Sobrevinas (flute) Wild Grass Recording Studios
9 Liwanag ng Buwan sa Dagat The Gaijins Jay Maclean 05:57 Jay Maclean (piano) Atsuki Okamura (bass) George Almaden (drums) Mitch Stark (guitar) Ariji Jiro (saxophone) Willie "Boogie" Aromin (percussion) Wild Grass Recording Studios
10 Flunk Akasha Mar Dizon 08:37 Henry Katindig (piano) Janno Queyquep (guitar) Rommel dela Cruz (bass) Mar Dizon (drums) Dix Lucero (saxophone) Butch Silverio (trumpet) Wild Grass Recording Studios
11 Autumn Leaves Bembet Buena and George Almaden Joseph Kosma & Jacques Prévert (fr.) / Johnny Mercer (en.) 04:51 Bembet Buena (bass) George Almaden (drums) recorded live, Jazz Windows, Mandaluyong, 1993
Executive Producer: National Commission for Culture and the Arts[38] / Produced by George Almaden, Jr. / Recording Engineers: Richie Quirino, Willy Munji, Jesse Fermino, Jan Levi Sanchez / Recorded at Wild Grass Recording Studios / Supplementary recordings at Studio Z Audio Production & Recording Studio[39] and Analog Heaven Studio

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