Mecolodiacs CD

Mecolodiacs music CDs. Recorded between December 1934 and August 1939. Includes liner notes by Athan Maroulis. Personnel: Django Reinhardt (guitar); Django Reinhardt; Joseph Reinhardt, Eugene Vees, Pierre Ferret, Roger Chaput (guitar); Frank "Big Boy" Goudie (clarinet, tenor saxophone, trumpet); Charles Lisee, Andre Ekyan (alto saxophone); Alphonse Cox, Noel Chiboust, Pierre Allier, Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Guy Paquinet, Eugene d'Hellemmes (trombone); Louis Vola, Emmanuel Soudieux (double bass); Maurice Chailou, Jerry Mengo (drums); Stéphane Grappelli (violin, piano); Alix Combelle (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone). Liner Note Author: Athan Maroulis. Recording information: 11/??/1934-08/29/1939. Personnel includes: Django Reinhardt (guitar); Andre Ekyan, Charles Lisee (alto saxophone); Frank "Big Boy" Goudie (tenor saxophone, trumpet, clarinet); Alix Combelle (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Coleman Hawkins, Alix Combelle (tenor saxophone); Arthur Briggs, Alphonse Cox, Pierre Allier, Noel Chiboust (trumpet); Eugene D'Hellemmes (trombone, acoustic bass); Guy Paquinet (trombone); Stephane Grappelli (violin, piano); Joseph Reinhardt, Roger Chaput, Pierre Ferret, Eugene Vees, Marcel Bianchi (guitar); Louis Vola, Sigismund Beck, Emmanuel Soudieux, Tony Rovira (acoustic bass); Jerry Mengo, Maurice Chailloux (drums).

Mecolodiacs music CDs. Track Listing of songs: ; ; Blizzard; ; ; ; Sweet Dreams; ; ; ; Valentine's Radio; ; Hello My Friend; Destiny; ; ; ; ; Dang Dang; ; Voyager; ; Anniversary; ; Downtown Boy; ; ; ; Groove in Retro; I Can't Wait For You Anym; Japanese;

Mecolodiacs CD music. Track Listing of songs: Silence 1; Silence 2;

Mecolodiacs songs. Harry Schulz is a singer working within the intimate circle of Lennie Tristano acolytes. On his debut session, he ventures a set of well-worn songs, all from the core of vehicles favored by those associated with the late pianist and teacher. It's to his and his cohorts' credit that they breathe life into them. Credit Schulz also for the daring to have his voice recorded without reverb and pitch correction. When he reaches low, as on "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You," his intonation wavers some, but overall he fares well and the CD wears well after several listens. A good part of that is due to the head accompanist, guitarist Andy Fite. Fite plays with a stringy, lithe tone that harks back to the earliest days of electric guitar. He likes to invoke the familiar without ever stating it. His solos swing intently, skirt the expected, and are always open to musical digression. Schulz and Fite also collaborated in writing a trio of original songs; all sound like pastiches, both musically and lyrically, of their well-loved forebears. The best is "Haunted By Perfume," a minor-keyed piece that develops its central image with a wry bit of humor, an element missing from the other originals, but not from the renditions of the better-known material. ~ David Dupont Roger Mancuso (drums). Recorded at Kampo Studios, New York, New York on April 11, 1998. Personnel: Harry Schulz (vocals); Andy Fite (guitar); Roger Mancuso (drums). Recording ...

Mecolodiacs songs. Additional Tracks Recording information: Charlotte Road, East London, England (1999-2001); Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (1999-2001); Stephen Hagve's Studio, Woodstock, NY (1999-2001). Metric: Emily Haines, James Shaw. Additional personnel: Joules Scott Koy, Fleming Rothaus, Gbatakni Dakzinah Jr..

Mecolodiacs album. As of early 2011, at least three members of New York Voices had recorded solo albums: Darmon Meader, Lauren Kinhan, and Peter Eldridge, whose albums outside of New York Voices have not been easy to categorize. Eldridge's solo albums have ...