| | Red Garland Auf Wiedersehen CD - Import Red Garland Discography of CDs
 |
|
Our Price: $27.39  CDFor Sale Usually ships in 1-2 days
(Only 1 available)
|  |
REISSUED Red Garland Auf Wiedersehen Songs | 1. | Hobo-Jeo |
| 2. | Auf Widersehen |
| 3. | A Night In Tunisia |
| 4. | Old Stinky Butt |
| 5. | Stella By Starlight |
| 6. | Daa Houd |
|
Auf Wiedersehen Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Red Garland Auf Wiedersehen CD - Import. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase Auf Wiedersehen CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Prisoner Of Love DVD (1999) Widescreen; Spanish Subtitles
Auf Wiedersehen album
 $10.35
| | Lake Consequence DVD (1993)
Auf Wiedersehen CD music
$12.25  
| | Ted Nash In The Loop CD (2006)
Auf Wiedersehen music CDs
 $13.49  
| | Enrico Pieranunzi Untold Story CD (2006)
Auf Wiedersehen songs
$11.85
| | Alvin Queen I Ain't Looking At You CD (2006) (Import) Canada
Auf Wiedersehen album
$15.45
Drummer Alvin Queen is better known for his work as a sideman, though this is hardly his first record date as a leader. But this session is among his very best, leading a powerful quintet including trumpeter Terell Stafford, alto saxophonist Jesse Davis, organist Mike LeDonne, and guitarist Peter Bernstein. They open with a strutting, brassy take of Shirley Scott's "There's Blues Everywhere," while Queen sets up the well-known "Seven Steps to Heaven" with a tension-building solo ...
| | Roy Hargrove Earfood CD (2008)
Auf Wiedersehen CD music
$9.69 
Trumpeter Roy Hargrove emerged in the 1980's jazz scene as something of a protégé of Wynton Marsalis. EARFOOD is Hargrove's debut for the reactivated Emarcy imprint, and here he balances a reverence for classic jazz (hard bop and soul jazz, specifically) with a yearning for a larger audience. With 13 selections, both originals and choice covers, Hargrove's quintet opts for a sleek, direct approach--solos are terse and spirited, the melodies engagingly ...
| | Umm Kulthum La Diva, Vol. 1 CD (2001)
Auf Wiedersehen music CDs
$13.75
| | Okkyung Lee Nihm CD (2005)
Auf Wiedersehen songs
$13.09
| | Miles Davis Sorcerer+2 CD (2007) (Import) Japan
Auf Wiedersehen album
$47.19
| | Truth -20th Anniversary CD (2006) (Import)
Auf Wiedersehen CD music
$36.79
| | Cindy Palin Christmas Hope CD (2006)
Auf Wiedersehen music CDs
$16.45
Cindy Palin - Home grown Albertan, and Canadian. Formal Classical and Jazz vocal training, main instrument voice, second; piano. Recording Artist of Five Projects; His Love 2 Live, In View of His Mercy, Psalms for my King, Christmas Hope and single; the Extra Mile. Clear and sparkling voice, "distinct and unique" with a very wide range of soprano to alto performance. Unforgettable haunting ...
| | Dardanelles Mirror Mirror: Bonus Edtn CD (2008) (Import)
Auf Wiedersehen songs
$28.89
Brand new ltd edtn 2cd set now available from one of the country's hot new young acts! New version features 8 ...
| | Bob3 Rocks Songs For Insomniacs CD (2009)
Auf Wiedersehen album
$6.69
Who the heck is Bob3?Bob 3 is me, Bob Wachunas. I adopted the "3" When I played in a Devo tribute band in San Francisco between 2002 and 2004, and it stuck. I tried to drop the 3 and discovered that at least one to two people know me as bob 3 so it stuck with me. Plus it sets me apart from all the other Bobs out there.You could definitely say I am indecisive musician. My own music I have been known to call "blues punk," although these days I have been experimenting with the term "rock music for insomniacs." On occasion I have compared it to Beck, the The Swell Maps, The Fall, Modest Mouse, The Violent Femmes. I can't decide...Indecisive because I am also enthusiastic about two other very different kinds of music. The first is Traditional West African folk music, specifically music of the djembe. I play traditional rhythms from Mali, Senegal, and Guinea, which often are accompanied by singing and dancing. Just before the turn of the century I spent five weeks in Senegal, West Africa, playing traditional rhythms and some not-so-traditional rhythms. We partied like it's 1999, because it was, and we had a great time. The only part I didn't like was sometimes smelling trash burning, and getting diarrhea for two days. Jeremy started calling the outdoor bathroom "mason du babajara." Babajara was my knick-name, apparantly visitors are typically given African names. I still sometimes call myself Babajara, but I don't have a nick-name for the bathroom.The second is called Old Time Music, which is primarily civil-war era Appalachian folk music and is a predecessor to a similar, more modern and complex Bluegrass music. Clawhammer banjo is a crucial element of this music.Old Time Music is dance music. It is rhythmic and melodic, and if you are accustomed to bluegrass music, it may sound a little bit repetitive. You might not hear an intro, verse, chorus, verse, bridge, chorus, and an ending. You might hear an enchanting melody which seems to go on forever without a strong chord progression. Get used to it, and start dancing.About this AlbumOut of the blue, a friend said, "Bob, you should make an album." Well, why not. I began recording stuff on my computer using Pro Tools in 2004. I switched to a program called Reaper in 2008, and am glad I did, as it is faster and much easier to use in every respect. The last two years of the project have been spent almost entirely on mastering: that is, getting levels right, making the CD sound sparkly, and with enough bass but not so much as to blow up your speakers. Mastering is an art and a science all in itself. On one hand I prefer instrumental music, playing in a jazz trio and for West African dance classes. On the other hand I envy singer-songwriters. So there is a tension between the ease of creating instrumental music and the expectation to sing interesting lyrics. That said, the focus of this recording is instrumental. Some have noted it sounds good while driving, especially at night. There is a bit of singing and some muttering and mumbling as well.All tracks are written and performed entirely by me, Bob Wachunas, a solo effort of at least four years. I am a bass player, so most of this is a little loud on the bass. I also play guitar on most of these tracks and sing or mumble a bit on a few. All the other parts are played on a keyboard controller using MIDI. All the drums are played on the keyboard. The synths, rhodes, hammond organ, mellotron, are all virtual instruments running on the ...
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
287047 
Email a Friend
