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Personnel include: Tony Levin (vocals, cello, piano, keyboards, bass instrument, Chapman stick); Jesse Gress (guitar, background vocals); Adrian Belew, Steve Lukather (guitar); Pete Levin (piano, organ); Larry Fast (synthesizer); Jerry Marotta (drums, background vocals).JazzTimes (p.113) - "'Throw the God a Bone'...has a Southern-rock anthem groove and the actual barking of Levin's dog. There's some great playing here..." Resonator Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, New Age, Rock | | Label | Narada | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  25283  | | CD Universe Part number | 7048081 | | Catalog number | 658 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 28, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Tony Levin | | Personnel | Tony Levin - vocals, cello, piano, keyboards, bass instrument, Chapman stick
Jerry Marotta - drums, background vocals
Pete Levin - piano, organ
Jesse Gress - guitar, background vocals
Also: Steve Lukather, Adrian Belew, Larry Fast, Larry Fast |
Tony Levin Resonator Songs Resonator Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  EXCELLENT
On July,21,2006,I was in Tony Levin Band´s performance in "Circo Volador",México City as part of "Resonator Tour" (check the photographs from mexican concert in Tony´s web-site).This record is excellent with a great musical themes as "Break it Down","Utopía","Fragile as a Song",etc,etc,there is great talent in Gress,Marotta and Fast,Tony is grandious with bass.this albumn is essential for all fans of Jazz-Rock fusion.BUY IT NOW IN CD UNIVERSE!!.
Submitted by ralp666 (Jalapa,Equz,VERACRUZ,MEXICO)
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This release includes a bonus DVD featuring live versions of "Kuma," "Sozzle," "Hard Winds," "Gate Of Dreams," Rune Song: The Origin Of Water," "Brief Encounter," and "Arrakis," and video montages of "The Cruelest Month," "Indiere," "Aquiring Canopus," and "One Thousand Years (2nd Traverse)."
My path in putting the audio portion of this package together was a two-fold process. I am very, very picky about the running order. I will spend weeks on just this, trying out various things and tweaking it to get the balance and shape just right.The first running order I put together was made up of what I thought most people would take to be the best tracks from my 6 solo/band recordings, with some new material added. But when I listened through the finished arrangement it was good, very good, but ultimately not that satisfying to me, personally. It just wasn't what I really wanted to hear from the material.So, I took a second strategy: "Fuck thinking ...
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Picture a musical yard sale. A digital front lawn is piled high with the precious refuse of American musical history and Darius’ own experiments. If you can do that, you’ll have some idea what to expect on GARAGE SALE OF THE SOUL. In other words, it’s an eclectic record, one on which Darius allowed himself to range free into multiple musical styles and contexts. Yes, it features its share of rootsy Americana numbers, Darius’ usual comfort zone, songs like “My Love is Nothing like the Sun” (proudly co-written with William Shakespeare) and “You Got Love.” But it doesn’t stop there. It also includes the folk anthem “USA/Mexico Borderline” and the philosophical folk ballad “The Bishop and the Beast.” It contains its share of wry moments as well, such as “East Meets West,” in which Darius imagines a Japanese rock devotee visiting the US for the first time: “She might have been a koto master, if she’d never heard a stratocaster.” “Collecting Bottles” is a duet about homelessness, sung and written with Darius’ long-time musical friend Phil Leavitt (of Dada). But Darius is a postmodern musical artist and is not content keeping strictly to traditional forms. In “Mockingbirds” he explores uncharted musical territory, merging spoken word poetry with psychotic jazz-blues. The CD even includes a couple of romantic moments, “Bittersweet World” and “Rainbow Day.” In case you’re not familiar with Darius, he is veteran singer-songwriter, poet, and recording artist. His first solo CD, Cardboard Confessional, helped make him a feature of the vital Los Angeles acoustic scene of the late 80s, which included so many great Americana artists, such as Lucinda and Victoria Williams, Rosie Flores, and others. The CD came out on Gold Castle/Capitol Records, the same folk music label that at that time featured renaissance artists like Joan Baez, Peter, Paul and Mary, Don McLean, and Bruce Cockburn. See press excerpts below. The CD received radio airplay in numerous American cities, and the video for the song "White Boy Raving" was aired on MTV and other music video shows. It made Billboard Magazine's Top Twenty Video List. You can see it on Youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76rGHf1ljTM.Over the years, Darius has performed at some of the USA’s most important rock and folk music venues: CBGB in NYC, the Whiskey and Roxy in L.A., the Continental Club in Austin, not to mention other venues like the South By Southwest Music Conference, New York City's New Music Seminar, and the Shrine Auditorium. He has played on bills with Don McClean, Lucinda Williams, Los Lobos, and Guy Clark, to name a few. He also played sitar on "Bad Karma," on the late Warren Zevon’s Sentimental Hygiene CD. Over the years he has recorded nearly a hundred of his songs. He has released four CDs, an EP, and a single. His songs have been included on several compilation albums. In the early 80s, he fronted Darius and the Magnets, the sitar-driven neo-psychedelic outfit that was a feature of LA’s “Paisley Underground.” Much more recently, he was the singer and ...
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