LIL BOOSIE ALBUMS 2012 TV
In addition, he has toured with such diverse acts as the Pointer Sisters, Doc Severinsen, Angela Bofil, and the Jazz Tap Ensemble.Īs a composer, he has provided music for many network series, cable TV productions, feature films, and live theatre performances, Rich grew up on a farm in Iowa, started school in a one-room schoolhouse, with two outhouses, which often appear in his dreams. He has played on many scoring dates for TV and films. His CDs as a leader,"Sky Language", and "Upstream/ Downstream", showcase his compositions and feature great performances by Bob Sheppard, Clay Jenkins, Tom Warrington, Dick Weller, Rob Lockart, and others. He can be heard as a sideman on many albums and CDs, including outings with Bill Holman, Nightwind, Roland Vazquez, Doug Cameron, Terry Wollman, Barry Coates, Scott Scheer, Charlie Shoemake, Willie & Lobo, Carol Knauber, and Jerry Kalaf. jazz as the Grammy-winning Bill Holman Big Band, the Kim Richmond-Clay Jenkins Ensemble, the Joe La Barbera Quintet, Bob Sheppard, Jeff Richmond, Pete Christlieb, Rick Braun, Sam Riney, Auracle, Doug Cameron, Roland Vazquez, Ed Shaughnessy, and many others. As a pianist, he has had long-term associations with such stalwarts of L.A. This versatile musician has developed a unique compositional voice, in evidence in his many original jazz compositions, as well as in his wide range of work in TV and film music. Darkness Rains retains its intoxicating convocations across ten tracks, climaxing with the hypnotic guitar drones and cult-like chants of “TV In Jail On Mars.”ĭa Click CD music Rich Eames has long been a force in many areas of the L.A. At track three, Death Valley Girls hit their stride with “Disaster (Is What We’re After)”, a rager that takes the most boisterous moments off Exile On Main Street and injects it with Zeppelin’s devil’s-note blues. Album opener “More Dead” is a rousing wake up call, with a hypnotic guitar riff and an intoxicating blown-out solo underscoring Bloomgarden’s proclamation that you’re “more dead than alive.” The pace builds with “(One Less Thing) Before I Die”, a distillate of Detroit’s proto-punk sound. On their third album Darkness Rains, Death Valley Girls churn out the hypercharged scuzzy rock every generation yearns for, but there is a more subversive force percolating beneath the surface that imbues the band with an exhilarating cosmic energy. Layne Redmond's last two cds, Trance Union & Invoking the Muse were voted Percussion Recording of the Year by Drum! Magazine readers.ĭa Click buy CD music At the core of Death Valley Girls, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Bonnie Bloomgarden and guitarist Larry Schemel channel a modern spin on Funhouse’s sonic exorcisms, ZZ Top’s desert-blasted riffage, and Sabbath’s occult menace. Blurring boundaries, her provocative style draws on her heritage but flows in distinctly original directions - think Joni Mitchell meets Ella Fitzgerald at a candomble' ritual! Mariella, touring and recording her own projects, has also backed up Gilberto Gil and Carlinhos Brown. Fred, a great acoustic and electric guitarist, bounces back and forth between Brazil and Europe. Paulo now lives in Spain playing with Xose Mauel Budino, Serfio Tannus Trio and Odaikio. Gil is one of only three percussionists in the state orchestra of Bahia and won the coveted Trofeu Caymi, awarded to the most outstanding musician in Bahia. Moises has played with Olodum, Ile Aye, Os Zarabe, and Daneila Mercury. He's played with Os Zarabe, Motumbi¡ and directs the bloco Akidara. Ubaldo's grandmother is a priestess of candomble', and he began playing atabaque in the terreiro when he was 6 years old. These young musicians grew up immersed in the musical traditions of Salvador but also playing American and English rock and funk.
Besides the amazing core percussionists, Gil Santiago, Paulo Silva, Moises Lama and Ubaldo Oliveira, they brought in the outstanding guitarist Fred Barreto and fabulous singer Mariella Santiago. Along the way she met up with Tadeu Mascarenhas, a young recording engineer, producer and genius keyboard player, who became her co-producer on this project. Layne Redmond has been teaching her hybrid techniques on Middle Eastern style tambourine to a core group of cutting edge percussionists in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil. Sundaryalahari - The Wave of Blissfusing Mediterranean and Brazilian traditions withFunk, Rock and Blues. Out of Salvador, the capitol of Bahia, the still red hot kitchen that gave us the original samba, capoeira, Caetana Velosa, Gilberto Gil, Olodum and Ile Aye, comes:
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