Throwing Muses Real Ramona CD Japan

Real Ramona Music

List Price	$32.98 (You save $5.79)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
CD Universe Part number	7599973
Catalog number	20018
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 20, 2008
Additional Info	Japan

Throwing Muses Real Ramona Songs

	1.	Counting Backwards
	2.	Him Dancing
	3.	Red Shoes
	4.	Graffiti
	5.	Golden Thing
	6.	Ellen West
	7.	Dylan
	8.	Hook In Her Head
	9.	Not Too Soon
	10.	Honeychain
	11.	Say Goodbye
	12.	Two Step

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BIOGRAPHYWho's Kurt Ribak? Kurt Ribak (pronounced REE-bok, like the shoes) grew up in Berkeley, CA. He's the band's bassist, the leader of the trio and composed all the tunes on the CD. Early musical experiences included singing in the San Francisco Boys Chorus. In grade school Kurt began studying the cello. Kurt later studied with several major cellists, including Bonnie Hampton, Susie Napper, and Elisabeth LeGuin. While a student at UC Berkeley Kurt began playing electric bass, buying his first good bass with money made working as a janitor. At Cal he continued to play classical music and studied jazz under Neal Heidler and Jeremy Cohen while playing in the UC Jazz Ensembles. Kurt also studied West African drumming with C.K. Ladzekpo and spent summers teaching at Cazadero Music Camp, where he played with trombonist Julian Priester, guitarist / composer Paul Dresher, and steel drummer Andy Narell, as well as working in the local early music scene. Tendinitis temporarily stalled Kurt's career, but he subsequently earned a scholarship to Berklee College of Music. He graduated with top honors, studying bass with Whit Browne, Bruce Gertz, and John Repucci. Kurt spent many hours transcribing and absorbing the styles of bassists Paul Chambers, Ray Brown, and Charles Mingus, but also spent hours dissecting the compositions and arrangements of African ...