The Liquor Store Big Band Vol.1

by The Liquor Store

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1.	Introduction 03:19	buy track
2.	Colossus 09:43	buy track
3.	Double Jump 03:34	buy track
4.	The Split Pt. I 05:42	buy track
5.	Interlude 03:27	buy track
6.	The Getaway Plan 07:32	buy track
7.	Upgrades 07:05	buy track
8.	Night Owl 10:59	buy track
9.	The Split Pt. II (ft. Nora Toutain) 07:23	buy track

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released December 6, 2023

The Liquor Store :
Félix Le Blanc 
Émile Farley 
Félix Leblanc Blackburn
Jean-Daniel Thibeault-Desbiens
Alex Francoeur
Jules Payette

The Big Band :

Saxophones
Alto Saxophone 1 & Flute - Jules Payette
Alto Saxophone 2 - Louis Plouffe
Tenor Saxophone 1- Alex Francoeur
Tenor Saxophone 2 - Evan Shay
Barytone Saxophone - Patrice Luneau
Soprano Sax - Jean-Pierre Zanella

Trombones
Trombone 1 - Christopher Vincent
Trombone 2 - Alex Desjardins
Trombone 3 - Édouard Touchette
Bass Trombone - Olivier Lizotte

Trumpets
Trumpet 1 - Dominic Rossi
Trumpet 2 - Andy King
Trumpet 3 - Benjamin cordeau
Trumpet 4 - Rachel Therrien

Rhythm section
Bass - Émile Farley 
Piano & Keys - Félix Le Blanc 
Guitar - Félix Leblanc Blackburn 
Drum - Jean-Daniel Thibeault-Desbiens
Percussions - Philippe Beaudin

Vocals - Nora Toutain

All compositions by Félix Le Blanc  
Recording Engineer : Ghyslain-Luc Lavigne
Assistant engineer : Gwen Dumontet et Jean-François Vézina
Vocal production : Émile Farley on The Split Pt. II
Mixing : Ghyslain-Luc Lavigne 
Mastering : Marc Thériault at Le Lab Mastering
Recorded at Studio Piccolo in January 2023
Additional recordings at Studio Treatment Room in June 2023
Photo : Manikmati photography
Cover art & graphic design : Philippe Mathieu

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The Liquor Store Montreal, Québec

Hailing from beautiful Montreal, Canada, The Liquor Store is a 6-piece band striving to provide a genuine musical experience, subtly acquainting listeners with jazz entropy through an accessible pop and R&B marmalade. Naturally, the members humorously acknowledge the high probability that none of you are bothering to read this anyway.

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