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Marlow
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OSLO
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Topic Author's Reply - Jul 31, 2015 - 01:06pm PT
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Adnan Joubran - La Danse de la Veuve [Live]
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Posted by Hooblie on the "What Song" thread. Fantastic!
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hooblie
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from out where the anecdotes roam
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glad that resonated in oslo. no purists we ... from that set i thought this one was a stunner: douja: http://youtu.be/3lhWLX8lRi8
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Gnome Ofthe Diabase
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Out Of Bed
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Sep 16, 2015 - 07:11am PT
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Here a thing, full of swing , I'll be turning my kids onto the real thing,
The Dave Brubeck Sound, live outdoors it should be quite a shin dig!
Out of doors in a national park
Wire farm
Maybe there will be a hundred people!
If there are more it will be fun but crowded.
I can hardly wait
Live music played by greats I hope that they are on fire. . .
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Dan Brubeck Honors His Parents
May 2, 2015 by Doug Ramsey
Medium But Well Done, Part 2
Dave Brubeck: One Year
Fatha Hines! Fatha Hines! (Danko Very Much)
Dan Brubeck, Live From The Cellar: Celebrating The Music And Lyrics Of Dave & Iola Brubeck (Blue Forest Records)
Dan Brubeck CD coverOn the eve of his 60th birthday, Dave and Iola Brubeck’s drummer son releases his first album as a leader. A tribute to his parents, it is also a revelation of the quality of musicians in his adopted hometown, Vancouver, British Columbia.
With his work in his father’s quartet, Two Generations of Brubecks, the Brubeck Brothers Quartet, Larry Coryell and the Dolphins, Dan Brubeck established decades ago that he was an extraordinary drummer. Barely into his twenties, he substituted for Joe Morello when Morello’s worsening eyesight forced him to leave the Dave Brubeck Quartet’s 25th anniversary reunion tour. Young Brubeck’s firm time and light touch made him a favorite of DBQ saxophonist Paul Desmond, who was exacting in the qualities he expected in drummers.
In Vancouver, Brubeck recorded with his quartet at The Cellar four months before the club closed in late 2013. All of the 14 pieces they performed were by Dave Brubeck, many of the songs with words by Iola. Dan BrubeckDan Brubeck at the drums writes in his liner notes that bassist Adam Thomas sings, “…completely in tune, phrasing beautifully, with a soulful sweetness, all while swinging his ass off on bass.” That’s an accurate evaluation of Thomas’s bass work. In an instance or two, demanding melodic intervals put a bit of strain on his voice, but he sings “Summer Song” “Ode to a Cowboy,” “Strange Meadowlark,” even the metric challenges in “It’s A Raggy Waltz,” with élan and a subtle jazz-wise edge. He conveys the implications of tragedy and hope in the lyric Dave wrote to “Weep No More” following his World War Two Army service in Europe.
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pocoloco1
Social climber
The Chihuahua Desert
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Sep 27, 2015 - 10:55am PT
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^^^^^^
Excellent
Thanks Marlow
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skcreidc
Social climber
SD, CA
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Sep 29, 2015 - 05:30pm PT
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I had a strange musical trip today. My son introduced me to this Japanese Math Rock band tricot a couple days ago. These three women make up the group with the percussionist apparently being switched out ... Who knows; I don't speak Japanese. But, they arrange and play (pop?) music with certain dissonance to it. They apparently use clusters of notes in a particular key, relying on the tri-tone to keep the actual key vauge. (and if you understood that come and explain it to me ). Anyway, it seemed to have a Jazz overtone which reminded me somehow of Charles Mingus! So I have been enjoying Mingus most of the day as I work, as well as a little smattering of Mr. Taylor. Some examples of each follows...
Tell me if you can't here some jazz influence in this stuff...
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Mingus
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Uhhhh, you may NOT want to listen to Cecil Taylor if you are on some bad acid...but otherwise close your eyes and enjoy
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