Stone Lantern's debut CD - released January 14, 201 0

Recorded at Windstudio from August 2007 - October 2009.

Songs by John Wright and

Featuring John Wright , Adam Puchalskii and Paul Higgins

Instrumental Guitar rock from Adam Puchalski

Contains "Groundhog Day", "No News Is Good News", "El Toro", the title track and more!

With Paul Higgins on drums and special appearances by Lenny Supera, Dino Mattieligh and Clyde Hannah.

Also featuring the smash single King Mackerel!!!

 

 

Lenny's debut as vocalist/lyricist. Contains the widely-praised "Further Down" (Dance Mix)  

This CD is a collection of music, some of which was originally used or intended for use on the Woodstone musict library ( a project which is currently on the back burner) and some music that was recorded just because. It contains musical appearances by Lenny Supera & Bruce Cohee. This is not a "guitar album" , but there is some very cool guitar scattered around.

Produced by Lenny Supera and Adam Puchalski .

Recorded at Windstudio in 1998.

Fool's Gate has received great reviews and proved to be an instant classic!!

"Seductively elegant...charming....A splash of jazz with a classical twist!...All of these describe the style of Igon Puchalski. Whether accompanying a special occasion or an intimate moment, Igon Puchalski's piano style is a delight for all. So sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful music of this one man symphony!"

This CD is a powerhouse when it comes to solo piano. Igon Puchalski's unique approach adds a lot of class to favorites such as Spring Is Here , Satin Doll , Harlem Nocturne and many more.

Produced by Mark Devos for Recorded History Records.

Digital re-mastering by Adam Puchalski at Windstudio

These are recordings of compositions or arrangements by Igon Puchalski performed by various orchestras , groups and individuals over the last four or so decades. All of the old tapes were digitally restored at Windstudio and a couple of the tracks were actually recorded there! (secretly though because this CD was a surprise for Igon and includes some music he wrote but was unable to be present at the performances and never got to hear.) This was the first time he got to hear both "Alf" and (by far the best version of ) "The Golden People" performed since he put it on paper in the early sixties! It also features recordings of the Air Force Academy orchestra performing music written by Igon while he was in the service.

Needless to say , he loved it!