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Post by alimcg on May 17, 2007 17:50:06 GMT 10
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Post by ironguts on May 17, 2007 18:21:39 GMT 10
Oh man that's fucking brilliant, my faves;
The Christian crusaders
ManOWar
The Braillettes
But it's hard to beat All my friends are dead!
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Post by gator on May 23, 2007 19:42:19 GMT 10
Genius -the McKeithens look like a family that could commit an act of mass destruction.You could hide some serious weaponry in Mums hair....
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Post by ironguts on May 25, 2007 20:04:03 GMT 10
I just listened to Marc Hannafords new recording with Rex and Edie ( and some guy Tinkler on a few tracks), it'll be good when that hits the shelves in a coupla months! Look out.
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Post by captain on May 26, 2007 16:58:58 GMT 10
Zac Hurren Trio. Oh yeah! Also Josh Redman's new one, boring but I like the drummer, Ali Jackson. And Coltrane - 'Ballads' - nice and romantic, they way I like it. Also 'Stadium Arcadium' - Red Hot Chilli Peppers, this one's been really growing on me, I reckon they've still got it.
Lot's of Dexter lately, to learn some songs for a band. I've never really owned much, but I can't get enough these days!
Looking forward to hearing Hannachops's's's', even if I have to fast forward the unromantic trumpet solos.
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Post by ironguts on May 26, 2007 17:13:04 GMT 10
Oh but capitain, Marc brings out the romantic in me xxxx
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Post by captain on May 26, 2007 17:17:49 GMT 10
Ok I promise not to fast forward. I hope you guys did a version of 'Stardust'....
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Post by ironguts on May 26, 2007 17:26:45 GMT 10
That's not one of the 4 standards I know.
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Post by captain on May 26, 2007 17:28:00 GMT 10
is it all Marc's tunes or some of yours?
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Post by ironguts on May 26, 2007 17:49:19 GMT 10
It's Marc's thing, I just played on it, at very highly paid session rates.
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Post by alimcg on May 27, 2007 12:00:12 GMT 10
I heard that you actually paid him just to be on it...
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Post by isaacs on Jun 3, 2007 0:34:38 GMT 10
Zac Hurren
If Snakes Could Fly (Grabowsky/Porter/Noonan)
and - as it takes shape on the page - my new composition:
Pange Lingua Fantasia on a Hymn of St Thomas Aquinas for string quartet and string orchestra
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Post by aj on Jun 3, 2007 10:34:44 GMT 10
and - as it takes shape on the page - my new composition: Pange Lingua Fantasia on a Hymn of St Thomas Aquinas for string quartet and string orchestra Cool ! Didn't Sonny Rollins write a song for him? |
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Post by andrewh on Jun 3, 2007 10:59:40 GMT 10
and - as it takes shape on the page - my new composition: Pange Lingua Fantasia on a Hymn of St Thomas Aquinas for string quartet and string orchestra Cool ! Didn't Sonny Rollins write a song for him? I think actually Aquinas was named after the Sonny Rollins tune. Apparently his mum was a huge fan. Mark: sounds terrific - one of the most beautiful melodies going! It's only actually the words that are by Tom, though, not the music - am I right? |
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Post by isaacs on Jun 3, 2007 19:36:53 GMT 10
Cool ! Didn't Sonny Rollins write a song for him? I think actually Aquinas was named after the Sonny Rollins tune. Apparently his mum was a huge fan. Mark: sounds terrific - one of the most beautiful melodies going! It's only actually the words that are by Tom, though, not the music - am I right? You're right. The hymn is attributed to him since he wrote the text, but nobody knows who "wrote" the music. Those plainsongs are oral tradition stuff only later notated in neumes. Some have roots in the Orthodox church and hence back to more Middle Eastern roots. Pange lingua's got that lovely Phrygian thing going (I'm using the Roman not the Spanish tune). |
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