Scott Hamilton on tenor sax, Howard Alden on guitar and Frank Tate on bass perform a program of "chamber jazz", intimate music-making at it's best.

Jazz bassist Frank Tate performs a musical tribute to Bobby Short with Mike Renzi on piano and the late, great Joe Ascione on drums; a fine coterie of vocalists also perform.

Ronny Whyte-pno, Frank Tate-bs, Butch Miles-dms, tunes by Duke Ellington, Richard Rodgers, Billy Strayhorn & George Gershwin, 1985.

A celebration of Hoagy Carmichael's music w. Dick Sudhalter-cornet, Barbara Lea-voc, Bob Dorough-voc & piano, Artie Baker-reeds, Jay Leonhart-bass.

Guitarist/vocalist w. His Sugar Daddies: Peter Ecklund-trumpet, Bob Havens-trombone, Bobby Gordon-cl, Keith Ingham-piano, Frank Tate-bass, Wayne Jones-drums.

Reissue of LP plus six new tracks w. string arrangements & Dan Barrett-trombone, Gene Bertoncini-guitar, Frank Tate-bass, Butch Miles-drums.

Gene Roland arrangements w. orchestra 1982.

Recorded in beautiful stereo sound immediately after the Atlanta Jazz Party, this session features soprano saxophone/clarinetist Bob Wilber and clarinetist Kenny Davern, both in top form, swinging... more

The Ingham/Reitmeier Quartet plays 18 tracks (mostly songs from films made popular by Victor Young), recorded in 1989, also feat. bassist Frank Tate & drummer Vernel Fournier.

No one has done more than vocalist/pianist Daryl Sherman to keep the disarmingly light, ardently swinging sound of Mildred Bailey alive, and she let's you know her pedigree closing with the obscure... more

A celebration of Hoagy Carmichael's music w. Dick Sudhalter-coronet, Barbara Lea-voc, Bob Dorough-voc & piano, Artie Baker-reeds, Jay Leonhart-bass.

Johnny Varro wrote the arrangements for this "Swing 7" of outstanding musicians including Randy Sandke, Phil Bodner, Harry Allen, Frank Tate, Joe Ascione and Dan Barrett.

This musical program of Johnny Varro's arrangements recalls the Swing Era at it's finest with an all star line-up including Ken Peplowski.

Howard Alden-Dan Barrett Quintet recorded live in concert performing with Chuck Wilson, Frank Tate and Jackie Williams.

Jazz pianist Keith Ingham performs a mixture of standards and jazz compositions by jazz pianists; fourteen tunes with Frank Tate on bass and Steve Little on drums.

Piano jazz great Chuck Folds pays musical homage to jazz trumpet legend Doc Cheatham, who Chuck performed with for over 20 years in New York.

Allan Vache, a unique clarinetist and fearless as an improvisor, is heard here with Bucky Pizzarelli, Johnny Varro, Frank Tate, John Cocuzzi and Eddie Metz.

Rhythm, class, style and imagination are key words when describing this light-hearted yet substantive recording of Joe Ascione with Allan Vache, Frank Tate and John Cocuzzi.

This is a true band, jazz synergy in action, each track has it's own surprises, all melded together by Johnny Varro's imagintive arrangements with Ken Peplowski/ Randy Sandke.

Vocalist is joined by Ingham & his sextet, featuring Joe Wilder, Ken Peplowski, Gene Bertoncini, Frank Tate & Steve Little. Together they perform the songs "Everything But You," "You Say the Sweetest... more

Feat. Harry Allen.

Sammy Sherman, trombone and violin, accompanied by his daughter, Daryl Sherman, shows his ability to hit notes higher than many trumpet players, a very special artist indeed.

John Cocuzzi is a whiz on jazz vibes and demonstates this wonderfully on this CD; Antti Sarpila on clarinet and soprano sax; John Sheridan on piano and James Chirillo on guitar.