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This is the first major release of Galician (the strongly Celtic area of northern Spain) gaita by Galician bagpipes player Carlos Nunez. This is a stunning effort showing the strong influences of traditional Celtic music, Spanish flamenco, and Latin American rhythms. Nunez has become closely associated with the Chieftains since he first performed with them in 1989 and has since become the seventh member of the group, continually performing with them throughout the world.
On this disc he uses a wide assortment of players in every type of configuration ...
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| | Billie Holiday Ultimate Collection CDs (2005) With DVD; Digipak
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DVD includes rare film and television appearances as well as an audio rehearsal plus audio interviews with Billie Holiday, Billy Eckstine, Jimmy Rowles, Sylvia Syms, Roy Eldridge, Jo Jones, John Hammond and others.
Meticulously selected, lovingly assembled, and beautifully packaged, this two-CD/one-DVD collection is a true retrospective, featuring representative cuts from the length of Billie Holiday's career across a range of labels. While most compilations focus on one period of the legendary singer's career, THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION includes recordings Holiday cut for Decca, Verve, Columbia, Commodore, and others. The backing bands range from small combos to large ensembles, and include such luminaries as Roy Eldridge, Ben Webster, Benny Goodman, Teddy Wilson, Johnny Hodges, Louis Armstrong, and Lester Young.
The set begins with Holiday's 1935 Brunswick dates. The chronological arrangement allows the listener to observe the transformation of Holiday's vocal style, from the light, buoyant early work through her definitive '40s middle period and on to her final sessions from the late '50s, when her voice was broken and life-torn. No matter the phase, Holiday's performances are masterful, gripping, and immediately seductive (not to mention--in cases like the 1939 recording of ...
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| | Colin John Grooveyard Devils CD (2003)
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The Colin John Band "Grooveyard Devils" 70 minutes of music.12 tracks of "Ferociously entertaining funked-up RnB."-Mojo MagazineIf you like great blues guitar playing, soulful singing AND cool songwriting, then this album is for you. Special guest Buddy Guy's bro Phil featured on several songs.Here are excerpts from a recent review (January 2003, Rhythm, Art and Groove):"Colin John is a bona fide triple threat. His guitar playing is freewheeling and intense but firmly grounded in the blues idiom. His singing is full-bodied and soulful. Finally, his songwriting skills are complex and mature. He is such a good guitarist that his playing skills alone make his music worth a listen. But this guy can sing, too. John delivers his vocals with a passion and intensity hardly matched by most and doubtlessly exceeded by few. Like any good singer, he effortlessly conveys a full range of feeling- from humor to gravitas- making each song a different emotional experience. And Speaking of songs, Colin John pulls another trick from his mojo bag-some of the most original songs you'll ever hear a bluesman perform. John goes far beyond the expected ...
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TROUBLEDTroubled is an electronic deconstruction of Lisa Moscatiello's award-winning CD Trouble from the Start. The result is a percolating potpourri from Washington DC's finest jazz and country musicians, fronted by Moscatiello's haunting vocals.ABOUT ARTHUR LOVES PLASTICArthur Loves Plastic is Bev Stanton. She was born in the Bahamas and raised near Walt Disney ...
| | Darren Smith Digitalia CD (2006)
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Digitalia is a collection of pre-show music I composed for Repo! The Genetic Opera, a Blade Runner-meets-Rocky Horror opera which I wrote with Terrance Zdunich. Repo! The Genetic Opera takes place in a not-so-distant future where body parts and genetic enhancements can be bought on credit, but where all financed organs are subject to legal collection procedures including REPOSSESSION!As a composer, I am interested in the earthly and the other-worldly, the profane and the sublime: Meredith Monk, South Indian vocal music, Carlos Santana, Indonesian gamelan, Steve Reich, Middle Eastern flute music, Miles Davis, Byzantine Chant, Led Zeppelin’s “In the Light”, African drumming, Debussy, and the Dust Brothers. I especially love music with such depth that listening to it puts me into another world, and I’m driven to create music that I myself want to listen to again and again.I am driven to constantly learn everything I can about the many different types of music that inspire me. My training and background is in Western classical music, jazz, ethnomusicology and the School of Rock. Having said that, I prefer to let my eclectic influences come out syncretically and naturally. I definitely don’t like to force them intellectually in my compositions. My pieces take on a life of their own and grow from listening to the changing relationships formed between sounds. I like to think that through my artistic maturity I’ve learned to throw out all preconceived musical ideas I’ve had about one of my compositions when things aren’t working. My goal is always to produce music which is a direct extension of my soul; a music which is unique, spiritual, is intellectually interesting and, most importantly, moves me emotionally. To this end, I have found the study of acting to invaluable in terms of getting fully associated in the moment while I am composing and performing music.I don’t use one set method for composing since it’s always more fun and productive to vary it. However, typically I like to work by first singing a melody. This works best for me because, if I have what I believe to be a strong melody, I am driven to put the rest of the pieces of the puzzle together to finish the work by working with the harmonies, timbres, and rhythms, etc. After this, I tend to take a subtractive or deductive approach, using space so that each sound event is discrete.Harmonically, I am fascinated with ambiguous and/or extended voicings. I’ve always loved Debussy’s harmonic sensibility and the impact it ...
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