| | Charlie Byrd Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival CD Charlie Byrd Discography of CDs
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Personnel: Charlie Byrd (guitar); Charlie Byrd; Hendrik Meurkens, Hendrik Muerkens (harmonica); Bill Douglas (bass instrument); Ken Peplowski (clarinet); Allen Farnham (piano); Chuck Redd (drums); Michael Spiro (percussion).
Audio Remixer: Phil Edwards .
Liner Note Author: Stan Dunn.
Recording information: Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival, Concord Pavilion, C (08/12/1994).
Recorded live in August of 1994 at the Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival in Concord, CA, Homage to Jobim features guitarist Charlie Byrd performing the music of innovative Brazilian guitarist/composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. No stranger to the music of Jobim, Byrd was one of the first musicians to introduce North American audiences to the bossa nova. As such, fans of Byrd will be familiar with many of these songs as they became staples of his live performances. Nonetheless, as Byrd passed away only a few years after this concert, the album stands as a heartfelt tribute not only to the composer of the songs, but also to Byrd's life and devotion to the music he loved. Joining in the festivities here are such longtime Byrd collaborators as harmonica player Hendrik Meurkens, clarinetist Ken Peplowski, pianist Allen Farnham, bassist Bill Douglass, drummer Chuck Redd and percussionist Michael Spiro. ~ Matt CollarJazzTimes (p.114) - "HOMAGE TO JOBIM honors the work of an important composer in a sonically unique context..." Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival Music Charlie Byrd Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival Songs Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival Music Review Buy Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival CD Purchase Homage To Jobim: Live At The Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ted Brown Free Spirit CD (1989) (Import) Netherlands
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FRED RANDOLPH was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. Though he was exposed to Hawaiian music early through ukelele lessons, his main interest as a child was surfing. In high school he took up the guitar, studying with local jazz guitarist Bill Valdez, and began playing at high school dances while developing a passion for jazz as a sideline. Moving to San Diego, he studied jazz guitar with Steve O'Connor and composition with Bernard Rands at U.C.S.D., followed by a move to Berkeley where he studied conducting with Michael Senturia at U.C.B. He also at this time took up the saxophone and later the trumpet, studying with Jay Rizzetto at Hayward State University. He studied composition with Frank Larocca and during the course of composing his master's thesis, the string quintet "Resurrection", he became fascinated with the sound and possibilities of the acoustic bass. He began studies on the bass with Carl Stanley while still at Hayward State, then continued with Brian Marcus, Alex Glikman, and Frank Tusa, as well as electric bassist Kai Eckhardt. Fred is currently a student of bassist Timothy Spears.A recent graduate of Hayward State University with a Masters degree in composition, Fred now freelances in and around the bay area as a bassist, arranger, and composer, and educator. He co-led the jazz quintet "The Zone" for several years, composing most of the music for that group's first cd "Grand Canyon Blue". He performed with the acclaimed Full Spectrum Jazz Orchestra, appearing on their initial cd "First Time Out" and the more recent "Rayna's Dance". As a member of the "Collective West Jazz Orchestra", he appears on their recently recorded cd "Downbeat 9:30". He performed on the soundtrack of the film documentary "Lifeline" which aired on KQED TV during December of 1999 and spent two seasons as a member of the Diablo Symphony ...
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