Los Encinos arranged and composed by Bill Fulton with Ronnie Crumbly
The Los Encinos arrangement is a vibrant jazz piece created by composer Bill Fulton and saxophonist Ronnie Crumbly. Together, they wrote this piece for the album Like Father, Like Son. In addition, the composition features energetic rhythms, rich horn lines, and bright keyboard melodies.
About the Los Encinos Arrangement
Bill Fulton arranged the piece and performed all keyboard tracks in 2005. Furthermore, Ronnie Crumbly delivered the lead saxophone lines. Consequently, the track balances tight ensemble playing with expressive solo sections.
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Recording Personnel & Credits
This studio recording assembled outstanding West Coast jazz musicians:
- Bill Fulton – Co-Composer, Arranger, Keyboards
- Ronnie Crumbly – Co-Composer, Tenor Saxophone
- Rick Ilejay – Guitar
- Adam Cohen – Bass
- Jason Harnell – Drums
- Trey Balfour – Percussion
Project Background & Instrumentation
The track highlights a classic rhythm section alongside tenor saxophone. In addition, the piece expands naturally for horns and strings. Ronnie Crumbly released the track alongside his son, bassist Joshua Crumbly.
Sheet Music and Inquiries
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Year: 2005Job Category: composer, arranger, keyboards
Title: Los Encinos
Ensemble: rhythm section and tenor sax
Client: Ronnie Crumbly, Joshua Crumbly
Description: Like Father, Like Son CD
Get arrangement: link to arrangement (pending)
