Davy Jones Goes To The Symphony, by Davy Jones

Davy Jones Goes To The Symphony

by Davy Jones

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1.	Peter & The Wolf (Part 1) 05:52	info
2.	Peter & The Wolf (Part 2) 09:06	info
3.	Peter & The Wolf (Part 3) 09:09	info
4.	Peter & The Wolf (End) 07:27	info
5.	Daydream Believer (rehearsal 3-13-05) 03:55	info
6.	It Must Be Love (rehearsal 3-13-05) 03:26	info
7.	Daddy's Song (rehearsal 3-13-05) 01:56	info
8.	Overture: Is You Is or Is You Ain't? (rehearsal 3-13-05) 01:16	info
9.	I Wanna Be Free (rehearsal 3-13-05) 01:33	info
10.	Nobody Cares About the Railroads Anymore (live 3-15-05) 03:27	info
11.	When You Tell Me That You Love Me 03:50	info
12.	So Goes Love 02:04	info
13.	Daydream Believer (live 5-10) 03:18	info
14.	Little Bit Me, Little Bit You (live 5-10) 03:24	info
15.	Valleri (live 5-10) 02:31	info
16.	Girl (live 5-10) 02:46	info
17.	Davy Jones + Paul Revere & The Raiders - (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone (live 5-10) 01:41	info
18.	Radio Interview With TJ Lubinsky 2010 06:28

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Starting in 2004, Davy Jones entered the world of symphony pops concerts--with his repertoire orchestrated to be performed with a symphony orchestra along with members of his road band. He performed in this manner with orchestras around the USA. His symphonic debut was reading Prokofiev's famous children's story, PETER & THE WOLF, presented here in it's entirety from a 2004 performance with the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra in Pennsylvania, sharing the stage with the renowned Hudson Vagabound Puppets acting out the story roles.

The rest of this album includes tracks from symphony performances and rehearsals as well as solo material which included members of the WSO. The latter part of this album features the complete 2010 orchestral set w/members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra that was produced for PBS (broadcast in various edit forms) w/the bonus of Davy Jones sitting in with Paul Revere & The Raiders to perform "Steppin' Stone."

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released May 15, 2021

Davy Jones: vocals (all tracks), narration (2004), percussion (all tracks) & guitar (studio tracks)
Dave Alexander: guitar, keyboards, & vocals (2005)
Cassie Blair & Linda Wheatley: harmony vocals (2005)
Johnny J. Blair: bass, guitar, keyboards, & vocals (2005 + 2010 + studio tracks)
Tim Breon: bass (2005) & guitar (studio tracks)
Linda Kanski: cello (2005 + studio tracks)
Bob Leidhecker: drums (2005)
Paul Revere & The Raiders: guest band (2010)
+ various conductors and members of The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and The Williamsport Symphony Orchestra

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"Johnny is a virtuoso"--Brian Wilson
"Pop music with a conscience.”--Goldmine
“the Harry Houdini of rock and roll.”-- Spotlight. Listen to Johnny's fast-paced mix of old school soul, psychedelia, punk/new wave, & classic pop/rock. Singer-songwriter in his own right, he was also a sideman for Davy Jones and The Monkees + performed with David Cassidy, Al Stewart, Buddy & Julie Miller, & others. ... more

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