CD & Record projects
	Deacon Blues  (Motema Music) 2007 Release scheduled for April 3, 2007 With DEACON BLUES (Motema Music 0008), Levin returns to the cutting edge as a bandleader, while tipping his hat to his mainstream jazz roots. Expanding on the traditional organ trio format, his innovative arrangements are flavored with soul, samba and hip-hop grooves. Click here for more information about Deacon Blues.
	Masters In This Hall 2001 (Pete Levin Music  PLM2001) 10 years after Gramavision's catalog was sold and buried, Pete remixed the tracks and produced this reissue of his 2nd Christmas CD.  Same cast of characters - Pete's electronic orchestrations, driven by Danny Gottlieb's live drums and percussion.  The arrangements of the popular holiday songs are just as fresh today as when the CD was first released.  As an added bonus, this CD includes remixes of two songs from Pete & Danny's 1989 release, "The New Age of Christmas".
	Meditations (Alternate Mode 10022)
	Harmony (Alternate Mode 10015) Produced by percussionist Mario Deciutiis, Pete created this CD in 1998 specially for massage therapy and relaxation, to be direct mail marketed exclusively by Alternate Mode Productions.  The recording - done entirely with Pete's synthesizers -  is very textural, incorporating electronic, organic and environmental sounds.
	Crystals (Alternate Mode 10030) "Crystals" is the sequel recording to "Harmony". Alternate Mode Records questioned over 500 massage therapists to learn what they wanted for music to accompany a session. Based on their input, keyboardist Pete Levin created "Harmony", made up of four pieces not only create a calming and restorative atmosphere, but are each exactly 15 minutes long. Pete did it that way for the dual purposes of establishing a symmetry to the music set (high artistic goals), and so therapists can easily time a session to the music. (practical real world!)
	Reflections (Alternate Mode 10019) In 1999 Pete and Mario Deciutiis recorded this CD as a companion follow-up to "Harmony", also designed for massage therapy and relaxation.  Its also done entirely on synthesizers, but there are no environmental sounds on this one.  The chants and Mario's exotic electronic percussion grooves are a little bit more dominant.
	Party In The Basement (Gramavision 79456) A tribute to Gil Evans, Pete's first solo record since the 70's features many fellow Evans alumni, including Lew Soloff (trumpet), Alex Foster (sax), Mike Stern (guitar), Kevin Kuhn (guitar), Howard Johnson (tuba, bari sax), Dave Bargeron (trombone), Mark Egan (bass), Danny Gottlieb (drums), and Lenny White (drums).
	A Solitary Man (Gramavision R279457) Built around Pete's touring band during the early 90's, Alex Foster (saxes), Jeff Berlin (bass), Manolo Badrena (perc), and Cliff Almond (drums) - with guest soloists Lew Soloff (trumpet) and Ray Anderson (trombone).
	The New Age Of Christmas (Atlantic 7 82054-2) Danny suggested this, the first of several Pete Levin/Danny Gottlieb duo projects. Pete took Holiday favorites and gave them new twists, setting them in an Adult Contemporary Jazz style with synthesizer orchestrations. At the time there was almost nothing else like it. It got extensive airplay and spawned many others like it.
	Masters In This Hall (Gramavision 79426) This sequel to "The New Age Of Christmas" presents a collection of Holiday favorites in a textural jazz setting.  It is built entirely on Pete's synthesizer orchestrations, enhanced by Danny Gottlieb's "live" drums and percussion.
	Music for The Dybbuk (PLM 981) Incidental music for the traditional stage play, The Dybbuk, written for a 1976 production by director Arlene Begelman. This re-mastered CD version features trumpeter Lew Soloff in a classical mode, and cellist Eugene Moye.
	The Great Grizzly Bear Hunt (Poison Ring 2240) This album from the 70s was Pete's first project as producer, as well as band member. A live performance by The Incredible Broadside Brass Bed Band included band members Tom Kobela (guitar, vocal), Bill Comeau (guitar, vocal), Vinnie Pasternack (washboard, vocal, gargling), Mark Beiber (harmonica), Victor Bernadoni (drums), Paul Ossola (bass), and Thelonius Lipshitz (bass skunk). Featured cuts include "Don't Cry Lady, I'll Buy Your God-Damned Violets", and their hit single, "Little Dead Surfer Girl". The album and the band had an underground cult following for years.
	Close To You (Three Brothers THB-404F) Not a CD (or even an album) but a 45 hit single by the Clams.  In 1974 Tony & Pete Levin, Mike Holmes, Steve Gadd, Vinnie Pasternack and Dixon Van Winkle did a single recording session that produced this top-40 novelty record.  The album that was supposed to follow it never happened, and the group never recorded again.  Click here or on the record icon for the complete story of The Clams.