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It was only fitting that the Firehouse Five Plus Two would eventually record at Disneyland, for all of its members had important day jobs at Disney. This CD reissue (which has the same music as the earlier LP) was the popular group's only truly live record, and they play a variety of often-rambunctious crowd pleasers. Highlights include a humorous version of "Anvil Stomp," "Lassus Trombone," "Coney Island Washboard" and "Tiger Rag." ~ Scott Yanow
Recorded in July 1962.
Firehouse Five Plus Two: Ward Kimball, Don Kinch, Danny Alguire, George Probert, Frank Thomas, Dick Roberts, Eddie Forrest.
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This CD reissues the complete set originally titled Dixieland Favorites plus adds five other selections from other dates. Most of the music dates from 1958-60 when the Firehouse Five Plus Two was at the peak of its popularity. Unlike ...
| | Firehouse Five Plus Two 20 Years Later CD (1969)
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Five years after their previous recording, the Firehouse Five Plus Two came together for one last record date, celebrating their 20th anniversary as a group. This CD reissue has two numbers from 1966 ("Mame" and "Winchester Cathedral"), but is otherwise from 1969. Rather than emphasizing standards (only "High Society" qualifies as a true dixieland warhorse), the group chose to play more offbeat material, including jazz pop hits such ...
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Fans of the band Thrice are already familiar with lead singer Dustin Kensrue's plaintive vocals, incisive, often Christian-themed lyrics, and melodically rich songwriting. His solo debut airlifts all these qualities and sets them down in a quieter, though no less impassioned, milieu. Kensrue delivers intense outlaw-country shuffles ("I Knew You Before"), low-slung, Band-esque rockers ("I Believe"), and straight-up power ballads (the title track) with equal skill.
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Magenta,the 3rd album by the Murasaki Ensemble, represents some of the best of this San Francisco-based world jazz fusion group. Shirley Kazuyo Muramoto, koto musician and the leader of the Murasaki Ensemble, brings together a fabulous group of musicians, each in expert in their own right: Vince Delgado on hand drums (riqq, tabla, congas, bongos, etc.), Matt Eakle-flute, Jeff Massanari-acoustic guitar and Alex Baum-upright string bass.Because of Vince's diverse background and love of playing odd-meters, he challenges the group to play crazy rhythms, such as in "Nines Over Easy" and the traditional Japanese song "Sakura" played in 7. Our "hit" is "Soyo Kaze", which made it on a William-Sonoma compellation called ...
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