Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

Well, knip:

I was torn between composing my long list or just writing Bill Evans and Beethoven and leaving it at that.


--Z

Z, I thought Grisman's playing in that doc was great
Garcia was just backing him up like a good journeyman musician would do.

yes, the show is a pean to the friendship of the two men. You can tell that Grisman is a bit starstruck.

I love the mandola just as I love the alto flute. Just has more balls.

Grisman's playing is almost always great.

On my friend's record it was lackluster. You could tell he wasn't interested.

Grisman is a bit thorny around the edges-- comes from a lifetime of privilege, I think. Living in Marin County, exclusively surrounded by very smart people, movers and shakers in the acoustic music world-- other great players.

But as I affirmed several times, he's a great musician.

I don't know him personally, so who am I to talk? I'm a mandolin maggot-- he's a mesoderm . . .

--Z

the pizza tape sessions of garcia and grisman always make me wanna be there
(like listening to Festival Express)

Grateful Dawg is something i'm gonna have to find.

definitely time to listen to some music...scuse me

Zlatko Waterman wrote:exclusively surrounded by very smart people, movers and shakers in the acoustic music world-- other great players.

would that we all could be surrounded by brilliance. Wait! Maybe we are.

Yes-- I fell into a hot tub of jello-- and it's warm!


( it's hell on wooden instruments, though)


I'm surrounded by something salubrious . . .



--Z

From the province of Quebec music scene:

Serge Fiori : composer , songwriter for the group
Harmonium.Here´s a link to an article
on Fiori and Harmonium.
http://www.newspapertaxi.net/pages/ntRe ... viewID=100

If you would like to sample the music of Harmonium , just download it from any online
music site .And there is also the collaboration
beetween Serge Fiori and Richard seguin , wich
produced the album : Deux cent nuits a l´heure.Again look for it on the web.

Link Wray and Dick Dale are the reasons I learned to play the guitar

Marc Ribot, with his maniacal guitar leads

John "Drumbo" French, dare I say it the most amazing drummer ever in the history of everything

Nick Drake, man the pictures he painted with that guitar

Bill Monroe, Maybell Carter, Roy Acuff; it is amazing how complex 3 chords can be

Captain Beefheart, purely visceral, whimsical, terrifying, charming

Ricky Wilson (original guitarist of the B-52's), honing camp into a fine art

Harry Partch, for the chilling, the strange, the compelling, and the total annihilation

Yeah, dewd--this thread sounds like some preliminary work for a group effort: The Atascadero Requiem? The Vacaville Concerto in Z Minor......

The Bellevue Nocturnes, Opus 834749: Conductor-- Rot, Lightnin'


Debussy's experiments anticipated jazz, Stravinsky, and atonality

Blind Lemon Jefferson
Blind Blake
Bukka White
Allen Ginsberg ( yes that's right check out "Holy Soul Jelly Roll" and you'll see what I mean)
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Tom Waits
Art Pepper
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Glenn Gould
Muddy Waters
Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Cash
Peter Schickele a.k.a. P.D.Q. Bach
George Harrison
Lightning Rod
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Honda Rafaga

Geeeez LRod! Whadda question!
I'm gonna close my eyes and write the first 15 that come to mind:
ready, set, go:

Oscar Peterson
Sarah Vaughan
Joe Pass
Miles Davis
Charlie Parker
Blossom Dearie
Billie Holiday
Houston Person
Sonny Stitt
Joni Mitchell
Dave Brubeck
Count Basie
Ellington
Coltrane
Harry "Sweets" Edison
(Good God. This is a list that could never end!)
Big Maybelle
Louis Armstrong
Leonard Cohen
Barry Harris
Johnny Cash
Patti Austin
Lou Rawls......
(I can't stop!)

"I Was Framed"

good one, scooter

judih

judih wrote:"I Was Framed"

good one, scooter

judih

It worked??? YAYYYYYYYY!!!! Thanks for the confirmation!!!