Eronel by Tony Miceli & Diane Monroe (Live at Moonstone)
I thought this might be of interest to check out. It's a good shot of the instrument and the sticks. So now you can see when I hit a wrong note and how exactly I did that!
I thought this might be of interest to check out. It's a good shot of the instrument and the sticks. So now you can see when I hit a wrong note and how exactly I did that!
Lady Be Good! Enjoy! - M
Another one with the duet!
Enjoy!
- M
Another one without Milt,
Oh man Bobby and Mike Ledonne tearing it up!!!
Smoooking!!!
- M
I'm totally thrilled!!!
I just had a little chat on Facebook with Mike Ledonne... and he told me that he did that great thing of putting back those incredible vids of JazzBaltica 1999, with those beautiful duets between Milt and Bobby!!
Isn't that magical?!!!
Enjoy the good old vibe back!!!
- M
Beautiful!
This is how started my day... Could have been worth, huh?
I only truly recognized the tune around the end, but it's even better I think. I love the "shadowed" intro, the feeling all through the piece, the loneliness and intensity of the moment, the "blue" colors, the "giving" attitude... the "crying" motor speed.
Franck is a French master and a member here... and of course a very busy one. I hope he can pay us a little visit one of these days.
Enjoy,
- M
Here is quite a different Soul Sauce. This piece is an original by Staboola McPet. A video was first introduced to the site over a couple of years ago but was probably lost in the site transitions that have taken place. Since there are so many new members, it deserves to be heard again.
Enjoy
BruceW
Hi Everyone,
Hope you are all well!
I will be making it over the New York for my 3rd year in a row and this time a former teacher of mine whom is undergoing a doctorate at Manhattan School has requested we do a recording whilst I'm over.
I'm totally digging the TOTM. I feel like we're all studying together. That's the difference. You can find anything on youtube, but this is turning out to be a sort of school isn't it? Everybody working and learning together. Talking about stuff. It's kind of like a collective unconcious or some sort of Yungean thing. There's a bunch of us going around thinking about Bluesette during the day and digesting it all. Now that's cool and fun. Hey?
I just had a great chat with Marco Bianchi, an Italian vibist who is member here, even if seldom online.
He told me he was preparing a new album with music in the Zappa style. He's also working on a TV show with 2 friends. They make little sketches... and sometime record humorisitic tunes. I made a little search and here is the tune I felt like sharing with you. Marco plays mallets, drum and keyboard.
Maybe this song will be a bit long for some of you. So I selected a few "spots":
- 0'00: great vibes part, funny images!
- 2'39: just watch, it's "fresh"! ;-)
- 5'23: I love it!