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D‚bora SEFFER is the daughter of French saxophone player Yochk'o SEFFER, who was the brainchild of ZAO. Since the early Nineties, this young musician has been considered as a promising hope of today's jazz scene: a virtuoso violin player as well as a gifter composer. She was already to be found in very good company on the "Violin Connection" (1988) compilation, the second release of the Musea label in CD format. Sixteen years later, the lady offers a beautiful eponymous opus. This new album, engineered by Mark HALIDAY under the musical direction of the great Didier LOCKWOOD, is exceptional. D‚bora SEFFER's vocals are full of feeling and groove. These nine pieces explore new musical territories: this is brilliant jazz-rock fusion, but mixed with blues, ethnic and electronic elements. Thierry MAILLARD's elegant Fender Rhodes parts meet Jean-My TRUONG's versatile drumming: the musical basis of a sophisticated and worked-out music. An excellent piece of art ! Seffer, Debora Music | List Price | $26.99 (You save $4.90) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Dance | | Label | Musea | | CD Universe Part number | 6842493 | | Catalog number | 3112 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 26, 2005 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
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Tony Green has a radio station in his headTony Green, may be the greatest guitarist you’ve never heard of. Mainly because learning guitar at 13, and playing in various basement and garage bands, I never played an actual gig. So you wouldn’t know, would you? It’s ok, how could you? Never played out. Practiced for years. Never left the bedroom. Not in a WWII-Japanese-soldier-left-in-the-woods-unaware-the war-is-over kind of way, just in a never-quite-got-up-the-nerve-and-was-too-scared-of-being-embarassed kind of way. Loved the guitar. Classical, rock, jazz – didn’t matter. The guitar was MY instrument. I studied everything. Played everything I could. Took up all my time. (Actually, some of this time was spent practicing not real guitar, but air guitar, to the point that a nosy neighbor across the street, who could see my shadowy kneeling-below-the-stack-of-Marshalls activities through the bedroom window, once called my parents to let them know that I was having an epileptic fit.)But I still never played out and then I stopped playing guitar. So as good as I thought I was, no-one else ever knew.Went to university. Got a degree. Got a job. Moved to America from Scotland. Got married. Had kids, Went to Grad School. Got a bigger job. Got divorced. Fifteen years of grown-up life slipped by as easily as those twenty-five words.Then I started playing guitar again. That last part sounds quite dramatic, doesn’t it? But to be fair, I also broke out my old train and slot car racing sets, started wearing my Boy Scout uniform and re-read all my Paddington Bear books. Right about then I saw Lou Reed interviewed on TV saying “there’s a radio station in my head – and I’m always listening” Turning to my girlfriend I said “ I know exactly what he’s talking about! You know when you hear a song for the first time on the radio and it starts out really well, then it takes a turn and it’s NOT quite so good anymore, but in YOUR head you can hear exactly how you think it SHOULD sound?” She stared back at me and said blankly “No. I don’t. In fact, I think there are very few people that can do that”Once I got over the idea that maybe I had been doing everything wrong for 40 years, I decided: It was time to take this music “thing” more seriously. Turning forty, I decided to record a CD of songs. Instrumentals, mainly, that I loved and had loved for years. With this first “Slim Pickings” CD, I’m just getting started. My plan is to release one CD (or whatever medium will be used in the future – probably some form of iTunes-controlled audio telepathy) of music – whatever I’m hearing in my head - every year. Les Paul is still playing in NYC at 91 years old (You really need to get out there to see him, by the way.) Chet Atkins once introduced himself ...
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