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Rick Hollander's 1979-1981 group, known as the "RH Factor" long before Roy Hargrove formed a group of the same name, rehearsed and performed in Ann Arbor until Rick moved to New York in 1982. The group's repertoire was documented in the following April 1981 studio session, an unreleased demo tape.

• Le Mans, 05'20, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander.
• The Healer, 09'39, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander / Buma.
• Get Right Church part I, 03'16, traditional.
• Get Right Church part II, 01'17, traditional. This arrangement copyright Rick Hollander.
• Dancing Bear, 04'30, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander.
• Chant, 06'52, by Kalle Nemvalts. Copyright Kalle Nemvalts. Sheet music (JPEG). Page 2, page 3, page 4, page 5.
• Lip Death (aka This Place I Belong), 03'32, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander.
• CCC part I (aka Some Lovely Dreams), 04'59, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander.
• CCC part II (aka Some Lovely Dreams), 03'59, by Rick Hollander. Copyright Rick Hollander.
• For Bill Evans, 04'33, by Pat Moran, Copyright Pat Moran.

Personnel on this session:

• Rick Hollander: drums, dulcimer, vocals, steel drum
• Terry Silver: bass
• Pat Moran: guitar
• Pete Kahn: alto saxophone
• Kalle Nemvalts: trumpet, tambourine

Rick Hollander discography

• Private Ear (vinyl LP), 1988, yvp music 3013. Rick Hollander Quartet: Rick Hollander, drums; Tim Armacost, tenor and soprano saxophones; Walter Lang, piano; Jos Machtel, bass.
• Out Here, 1991, Timeless CD SJP 309. Rick Hollander Quartet: Tim Armacost, tenor saxophone; Walter Lang, piano; Will Woodard, bass; Rick Hollander, drums.
  
• Accidental Fortune, 1993, Concord Jazz CCD-4550. Rick Hollander Quartet: Tim Armacost, tenor saxophone; Walter Lang, piano; Will Woodard, bass; Rick Hollander, drums.
  
• Once Upon A Time, The Music of Hoagy Carmichael, 1995, Concord Jazz CCD-4666. Rick Hollander Quartet: Rick Hollander, drums; Tim Armacost, tenor saxophone; Walter Lang, piano; Will Woodard, bass.
  
• What a Time It Was, 2010, Nagel-Heyer. Rick Hollander, Jason Seizer, Filip Wisniewski, Walter Lang, Martin Zenker.