To Each His Zone

0:00

2:55

To Each His Zone

2:55

Dimmi

2:08

Fooled Me Once

2:50

After the Party, the Earth is Dying

3:01

Postcard from Cuba

3:05

Celebration

4:04

It's Not My Fault

4:07

Jubilation

4:01

Maya, Maya, Maya

3:02

Pathos

3:12

Je prends la route

2:55

Short Shank's Blues

2:58

Somebody Needs Somebody

1:00

The Thirteenth Floor

3:50

We All One It's All Love

2:04

What Comes Around Goes Around

3:45

Four You

6:14

How We Roll

4:00

Summer Ends Now

2:40

Credits

Randy Resnick, alto and soprano saxophones, guitar, keyboards and vocals

Drums and percussion: Alessandro Moleta, Vincent Legris, Federica Perrotti, Collekta, Jason Meekins, Ron E. Beck, Jeff Bryon

Guitar: Marcio Riscado

Keyboards: Emile Fortune, Nate Ginsberg, Emile Fortune, Art Resnick, D. Bottz

Alto Saxophone: Alex Nyman

Clarinet: Pete Effamy

Lap Steel Guitar: Freddy Roulette

Harmonica: Eric Nash

Bass: Victor Conte, Christian Duperray, Mike Goodspeed, Raymond Haney

Vocals: Yona Marie, Sara D., Dre Rawls, JeffT, Laron Henderson, DE-GATE ZION, Komo Blastic

Lyrics

Dimmi: Sara D.

It’s Not My Fault and After the Party, Earth is Dying: Coleman Head, Randy Resnick

Je prends la route: JeffT

Five Continents

An Intercontinental Jam

November 11th, 2024

19 tracks

61:51

There are currently seventeen tracks including work from collaborating artists in 10 countries. Organized by Randy Resnick, who also composed or co-wrote all the music.

Pathos was written in 1972. We used to jam on it with a jazz swing vibe in Los Angeles. Redone in 2024 with the Brazilians Marcio Riscado and Alessandro Moleta, Mike Goodspeed on bass. This collection spans over 30 years of recording. The first, After the Party, the Earth is Dying, was made in 1993 in a California studio, and finished with vocals and saxophones in 2024, with Coleman Head on guitar. A recent recording, Postcard from Cuba was done with drummer Federica Perrotti, from Italy. Federica also plays on Dimmi, sung by UK vocalist Sara D., with Parisian bassist Christian Duperray. Keyboardist Emile Fortune, of Trinidad plays on several tracks. Four You was composed for brother pianist and composer Art Resnick, who passed away in 2023. Pete Effamy plays a beautiful clarinet solo on this piece. Poet Laron Henderson performs We All One It’s All Love.

Five continents: Africa, Europe, North America, Oceana, South America

Victor Conte and Ron E. Beck formed the rhythm section in Tower of Power. Nate Ginsberg played with Herbie Hancock’s Monster Band.