Dennis Brennan & White Owls - Live At Electric Andyland - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Reissue 2024, Along with the new album InchLightbringerInch High Roller Records is also proud to InchForced EntryInch on vinyl. Finally! There have been rumors about a possible vinyl of InchForced EntryInch for years, so some people begand to doubt that it would ever happen. Ram's singer Oscar Carlquist explains why the publication took so long InchBecause we could not agree with our partly owned tag 'Black Path Metal Recordings'. Forces within that tag did not want to press it on vinyl for economic reasons and not sell the rights to it either. We always wanted a vinyl since we are vinyl fanatics. This time it worked out, thanks to AFM and High Roller.Inch So where is the main difference between InchForced EntryInch and InchLightbringerInch? Oscar Inch'Lightbringer' has some different dimensions to it that 'Forced Entry' did not have. It shows more facets of the sound. We try to do something different for every album and work with new concepts for every new song we make. I love both albums and I can't say that one is better than the other. I am just happy to be part of a band with such talented songwriters and musicians.Inch Ram being such a busy live act, of all the bands they have played with, which one did they like most? Oscar reflects InchI suppose you mean which bands Ram have shared stages with. That's a hard question, but Raven really blew me away when we played with them in Holland. I also loved the most recent shows we did with U.D.O, when they played 'Midnight Mover' at the soundcheck in Gävle. It gave me the goosebumbs so bad that I started to cry. U.D.O still has it, no doubt.Inch One of Ram's longterm aims is being able to live off their music InchAbsolutley, we have no intention of making this some ultra underground cellar project. Don't get me wrong I love the underground, being part of the underground means that the people who really love M

Singer Pur - Songs of the German Romantics [COMPACT DISCS] date 06/29/2010

Following the critical success of Really! (Jazzpoint, 1991) and Giraffes In a Hurry (B+W Music, 1995) this is the third offering from the 'acoustic but slightly amplified chamber-pot jazz' duo of Matthew Brubeck (cello) and David Widelock (guitar). Since 1988 this pair has been mining the 'less is more ' of the duo. Both are capable of playing themes, soloing, and providing accompaniment. This versatility provides a large array of sounds that the pair can draw on. With Monk/Not Monk they have reached a new level of interplay and conversation in their improvisations, whether the feel is swing, Latin, straight eighths, ballad, or funk. Concentrating more on jazz standards than their previous CDs, the album includes versions of 'In Walked Bud', 'Crepescule with Nellie', and 'Bye-A' all by Thelonious Monk. They also play tunes by Charles Mingus, W.C. Handy, Miles Davis, and Chick Corea.. True to form, the duo also includes several originals by David and several tunes outside the jazz pantheon, Lennon and McCartney's 'Fixing a Hole' and Stephen Foster's 'Hard Times'. 'Brubeck and Widelock work well beyond categories...to produce music of originality and great beauty.' Sammy Cohen Metro Magazine 'David Widelock is a giant of the 12-string guitar.' Luis Bonfa InchAn unprecedented disc...this disc should top BillboardInch. -Nancy Wade,H+B Music Catalogue (reviewing InchGiraffes In a HurryInch)