kimba
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Post by kimba on May 2, 2006 18:54:46 GMT 10
Today I have on a bunch of mulatu Asatke's stuff -- he did the music for broken flowers, it's awesome Ethiopian jazz with crazy horns that clash beautifully.
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Post by ladylex on May 2, 2006 19:32:38 GMT 10
There's amazing stuff coming out of africa at the moment. Thanks for that - I shall track em down  african war horn lines are wikkid! |
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Post by antboy on May 3, 2006 1:55:11 GMT 10
Today I have on a bunch of mulatu Asatke's stuff -- he did the music for broken flowers, it's awesome Ethiopian jazz with crazy horns that clash beautifully. hey kimba, yeah this stuff rocks! l'm listening to heaps of this at the moment, nearly everything I've heard on the ETHIOPIQUES label is worth hearing... |
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alison
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Post by alison on May 3, 2006 12:22:07 GMT 10
Kenny Garrett's Black Hope and African Exchange student...LOVE THESE ALBUMS Also, 3 beautiful singers 1) Raul Midon 2) Rhiannon 3) Caitlin Smith (from NZ) I had the opportunity to hear Rhiannon live in New Zealand last week- she is incredible. What a soulful person... she has sung with Bobby McFerrin for many years. Her main thing is improv, but it's not just oobeedoobeewah...it is SO much more than that. She is a no-bull-s**t kind of lady. Check her out at www.rhiannonmusic.com, but nothing will compare to her live performances!!! Hopefully we can get her to Australia sometime next year!!! |
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kimba
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Post by kimba on May 3, 2006 21:42:50 GMT 10
Oh wow Alison! I have Rhiannon's Flight CD -- it was an amazing introduction to improvisation, and I still use it all the time. My hubby always pays it out as she says fully Californinan stuff like 'Make a sound that you love and feel coming from YOUR BODDDDYYYY' but it's so inspiring.
A friend of mine did a workshop in the US with her last year, it was amazing and she improved heaps.
Good taste girl!
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sb
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Post by sb on May 3, 2006 22:40:51 GMT 10
still stuck on little feet
what can you do?
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Post by Kenny on May 4, 2006 13:19:36 GMT 10
Eddy Arnold, Charley Pride, Ray Price, Johnny Paycheck, Buck Owens on Pandora.
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Post by Kenny on May 4, 2006 13:34:16 GMT 10
Have moved on to the Holy Modal rounders and The Fugs. Coca Cola Douche - fantastic sex song.
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lach
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Post by lach on May 4, 2006 13:46:47 GMT 10
Been listening to Triosk - Sounds like these guys have definately been heavily influenced by the necks, but they have taken that kinda ambient tension thing in a different more electronic direction. Also I cant get enough of Motion on Broadway vol. 2- This should be regarded as a classic jazz recording. The combination of Lovanos' extremely delayed resolution, Frisells' at times almost rockabilly comping and Motions' liquid time thing is beautifull.
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Gb
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Post by Gb on May 4, 2006 18:36:01 GMT 10
awesome lach! nice post.
hey alison, how abouts track three of african exchange student - title track - man i love that piece. it's so good... the build up! i just realised it's no longer on the shelf, so whichever bastard has still got my cd - give it back damn you!
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alison
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Post by alison on May 5, 2006 2:40:49 GMT 10
Saw Vince Jones again tonight at the Malvern Town Hall...beautiful as always. The moment he opens his mouth to sing, I smile!!! Love it love it love it!!!
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kingkazoo
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Post by kingkazoo on May 5, 2006 23:57:26 GMT 10
I sat in the front row once and got more than I bargained for when he opened his mouth, and it wasn't condesation from his horn. Twas like a sprinkler on a Toorak lawn in the middle of a summer's day.
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Post by Kenny on May 6, 2006 13:49:51 GMT 10
The Radiators - Total Evaporation
The Radiators - Law Of The Fish
The Subdudes - Lucky
The Subdudes - Annunciation
Every day not spent in not returning to New Orleans simply increases the pain and longing. I suspect after me 'n' Bennie have done our radio chores tomorrow we'll be rustling us up some sausage jambalaya.
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Post by timothystevens on May 8, 2006 14:55:21 GMT 10
In the course of packing up the house to move:
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Good Son
What a load of old crap. Utter hogwash from start to finish. How ever could I have taken this seriously?
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Brahms, Academic Festival Overture
James Morrison, Postcards from Down Under
It may be daggy but I have a soft spot for both of these.
And on the untimely death of Grant McLennan, pretty much anything by the Go-Betweens. Particularly 16 Lovers Lane and Before Hollywood
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Gb
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Post by Gb on May 8, 2006 23:36:34 GMT 10
James Morrison, Postcards from Down Under
It may be daggy but I have a soft spot for both of these.
I am SHOCKED Mr Stevens, shocked. Why on earth would you have a soft spot for this recording? |
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