At Woodford's
Tom Garvin, John Heard, Peter Donald and Jazz Vocalist Mike Campbell

In the summer of 1982, a small group of musicians gathered at a home studio in Granada Hills, California, and recorded a session that no one outside the room ever heard. The tapes sat untouched for over forty years. Now, for the first time, ITI Records is releasing them to the world.

ITI Records got its start that same summer, built around artists who came to the label through Mike Campbell. Campbell was the connective thread who brought pianist Tom Garvin, ITI's very first artist, along with bassist John Heard, into the label's earliest days. Many of those first recordings were made at the home studio of guitarist Peter Woodford, whose credits ran through some of the finest names in jazz and pop, including the Tonight Show Band, Peggy Lee, Tom Ranier, Lalo Schifrin, and Herb Alpert.

Tom Garvin, John Heard, Mike Campbell, and Peter Woodford have all since passed away. The tapes were given to ITI by Mike Campbell himself and were never formally documented before his passing. Now, ITI is releasing this recording as a tribute to the artists and to a moment that almost slipped away entirely.

At Woodford's is out now through ITI Records.