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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 03/10/2012
Contact: Jeremy Fuller or John Mark Piper
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Hello everybody ! Check out this tune by David Friedman Called "Rodney's Dream of Fantasy and Self-Fullfilment"! This is from the Double Image first album. This group brought something quite new at this time. The construction theme with alternating elements of different tempo was rather innovative. The solos are great ! The vibraphone solo that play David Friedman is very well built. The phrasing at the beginning of the solo is beautifully legato then evolves with the rhythm section. I think this question depends of the quality of touch.
Hi Everyone,
Mark your calendars for March 21 at 11am eastern for an interview with Stefon Harris.
The site is www.jazzon2.com.
Wednesday, the 21st is the correct date, not the 20th!
Hello Vibrafans,
First - the March show is getting two more air dates, March 25 and 28. The usual Sun/Weds times. This program is honoring womankind. Men, don't feel left out. Your turn is coming in June.
April's show airs on Sunday, April 1 and Wednesday, April 4.
I was just having a conversation about this topic today and thought it would be of interest to some of you starting to try and make money playing music.
I love David Friedman! If Marie is our 'mom' of the site, then David is our 'dad'. He's so supportive. I wish him the best birthday ever!
Wow! Check out what they did. They used the recording, but it's impossible to sync everything up. You can see it in Gary's comping. Man Astrud is beautiful and the sound is amazing!
Hi everyone,
This post is further to my shoutout earlier on...
I've just ordered a pair of SE1as on trial from SE-Electronics.
You can see them here: http://www.seelectronics.com/se1a-pair-mic
They're pencil condensors - perhaps not the perfect mic, but a massive step up from the dynamics I've been using up until now.
I think they come with a stereo bar, so that you can put both mics on one stand, and separate them slightly.
Does anyone set their mics up like this when playing live? Does it work as well as placing them apart?
