Bunny Brunel
L.A. Zoo
The Story
Renowned fusion bassist Bunny Brunel (Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock) has assembled an all-star lineup for "L.A. Zoo", including Vivian Campbell: (guitar), Brian Auger (B3 organ), Jeff Grossberg (harmonica), John Wackerman (drums), Mike Stern (guitar), Ray Gomez (guitar), Mike Palmer (guitar) and Craig Adams (guitar). "L.A. Zoo" featured a heaping helping of originals and the classics "Led Boots" (composed by Max Middleton, and previously recorded by Jeff Beck) and drum great Billy Cobham's "Stratus". Choice tracks include "Vlad", with the great Gomez contributing a phenomenal guitar solo, "Tropicana", featuring Campbell, and the aforementioned of "Stratus". Brunel was one of the original bass virtuosi - don't miss this classic rock fusion super session!
The Music
| 07:00 | Tropicana | Instrumental |
| 04:34 | Ivanhoe | Instrumental |
| 04:43 | Vivian's Boogie | Instrumental |
| 07:20 | Blue Touch | Instrumental |
| 06:10 | Maybe Tuesday | Instrumental |
| 06:16 | Led Boots | Instrumental |
| 03:51 | Ten Years Later | Instrumental |
| 04:05 | Bunny's Blues | Instrumental |
| 06:10 | Stratus | Instrumental |
| 04:26 | L.A. Zoo | Instrumental |
| 05:54 | Vlad | Instrumental |
| 04:14 | Michael | Instrumental |
The Artists
| Bunny Brunel | Basses, Piccolo Bass Synth, Electric Upright Bass, Fretless Bass, Production, Engineering |
| Vivian Campbell | Guitar |
| Ray Gomez | Guitar |
| Mike Stern | Guitar |
| Mike Palmer | Guitar |
| Craig Adams | Guitar |
| Brian Auger | B3 Organ |
| John Wackerman | Drums |
| Jeff Grossberg | Harmonica (Diatonic) |
| Tom Kroll | Engineering |
| Mike Bishop | Engineering |
| Phil Ramone | Mixing |
| Phil Brown | Mixing |
| John Keisel | Photography |
| Digitally recorded at B&W studios Woodland Hills and Campbell Manor Studios, Hollywood, California.
Jeff Grossberg recorded at Spire Studios, Chicago. Ray Gomez recorded at Pitbull Studio, New York. Mixed at Phil Ramone's Shire Studio in New York. |
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