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Randy Johnston: Live At The Smithsonian Jazz Cafe DVD

By Randy Johnston

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Instrument:	Electric Guitar
Genre:	Jazz
Format:	Performance DVD

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Billie's Bounce Performed by Charlie Parker
Body And Soul Performed by John Green And Edward Heyman
David's Theme Performed by Randy Johnston
Fringe Benefits Performed by Randy Johnston
Green Curry Performed by Randy Johnston
Here's That Rainy Day Performed by Johnny Burke And Jimmy Van Heusen
If Ever I Would Leave You Performed by Alan Jay Lerner And Frederick Loewe
Impressions Performed by John Coltrane
Secret Love Performed by Sammy Fain, Paul Francis Webster
Seems Like Times Are Changin Performed by Don Militello
The Nite Bird Performed by Randy Johnston
Up From The Skies Performed by Jimi Hendrix

Randy Johnston: Live At The Smithsonian Jazz Cafe DVD by Randy Johnston. For Guitar (All). Concert/Documentary. Mel Bay Records. Jazz. DVD. Duration 110 minutes. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.21188DVD).

Filmed at the Smithsonian Jazz Cafe, Randy Johnston makes the classics soar with his performances of "Body and Soul," "Here's That Rainy Day" and "If Ever I Would Leave You." The jazz times never stop on this classic 12 track DVD.

On March 18th, 2005, with his latest CD approaching the pinnacle of the jazz chart, Randy Johnston captured the energy of the moment in front of a packed house at the Smithsonian Jazz Cafe.

Bassist Tom Pietrycha and drummer Tony Leone joined Randy on this exhilarating blend of originals and covers, including John Coltrane's Impressions and Don Militello's Seems Like Times Are Changin.

A seasoned professional with several world tours under his belt, Randy has performed and recorded with Lou Donaldson, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Houston Person, Etta Jones, Lionel Hampton, Brother Jack McDuff, Warne Marsh, Lee Konitz, Joey DeFrancesco, Tom Harrell, Irene Reid, Rashid Ali, and other jazz notables.

Born in Detroit, Randy studied at the University of Miami before moving to New York City in the early 1980s.