The Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucia has died at the age of 66.
His flamenco albums of the 70's made him famous. Paco de Lucia mixed flamenco with elements of jazz and classical music.
He is also famous for his collaboration work with John McLaughlin and Al di Meola.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26351251
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
"The Eagle Has Landed" has landed!
A brand new instrumental track from local band Dynamo Bliss released today.
Today we're releasing an instrumental track called "Eagle Has Landed" recorded during the summer of 2013. It's available exclusively on Bandcamp as a stream / free digital download (pay what you like). For best audio quality download the FLAC version. Happy listening and feel free to share!
Saturday, February 08, 2014
Live webcast for Beatles fans
If you're a fan of The Beatles a webcast titled 50 Years Later 'The Beatles at the Ed Sullivan Theater' airing tomorrow (Sunday February 9) might be worth catching. Here's what the info have to say:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4jBB_fZHX4
Join us on Sunday, February 9th for the live webcast of the CBS News Q&A symposium focused on The Beatles, at The Ed Sullivan Theater on the 50th anniversary of their legendary performance. Taking place in the theater where it all happened 50 years ago, the live symposium will feature former Rolling Stones manager and Beatles publicity assistant Andrew Loog Oldham, Mick Jones of Foreigner, photographer (and George Harrison's ex-wife) Pattie Boyd, and Julie Taymor, director of the feature film based on Beatles songs, Across The Universe. The show will be streamed here LIVE as it happens starting at 6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4jBB_fZHX4
Friday, February 07, 2014
Listen to Zappa's Joe's Camouflage on Radio Dupree now
Listen to the previously unreleased, and we dare to say unknown, Zappa song Reeny Ra. Listen to the unorthodox arrangement of T'mershi Duween.
We are uploading all the songs from the brand new CD. If you're a Zappa fan and have not listened to our web radio station Radio Dupree before, do it now!
Click here!
Track list:
1. Phyniox ( Take 1) 2:29
2. T’Mershi Duween 2:28
3. Reeny Ra 4:13
4. “Who Do You Think You Are” 1:39
5. “Slack ‘Em All Down” 1:26
6. Honey, Don’t You Want A Man Like Me? 4:16
7. The Illinois Enema Bandit 6:27
8. Sleep Dirt - In Rehearsal 1:08
9. Black Napkins 8:12
10. Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance 1:55
11. Denny & Froggy Relate :31
12. “Choose Your Foot” 1:20
13. Any Downers? 6:11
14. Phyniox ( Take 2) 4:18
15. “I Heard A Note!” 1:20
We are uploading all the songs from the brand new CD. If you're a Zappa fan and have not listened to our web radio station Radio Dupree before, do it now!
Click here!
Track list:
1. Phyniox ( Take 1) 2:29
2. T’Mershi Duween 2:28
3. Reeny Ra 4:13
4. “Who Do You Think You Are” 1:39
5. “Slack ‘Em All Down” 1:26
6. Honey, Don’t You Want A Man Like Me? 4:16
7. The Illinois Enema Bandit 6:27
8. Sleep Dirt - In Rehearsal 1:08
9. Black Napkins 8:12
10. Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance 1:55
11. Denny & Froggy Relate :31
12. “Choose Your Foot” 1:20
13. Any Downers? 6:11
14. Phyniox ( Take 2) 4:18
15. “I Heard A Note!” 1:20
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Video: Jon Herington Band - Pearl Of The Quarter
He's been playing with Steely Dan for the past 14 years. Here's Jon Herington Band's version of Pearl Of The Quarter recorded live on stage in 2013 and just shared on the band's YouTube channel HeringtonVideo.
The Dukes Of September DVD & Blue-ray coming March 18
We wrote about it back in November, 2012 and now it's finally here; the Dukes Of September DVD and Blue-ray!
It was recorded at Lincoln Center in New York and here's what you can expect in the way of song titles:
People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
Whos That Lady?
Sweet Soul Music
I Keep Forgettin'
Kid Charlemagne
The Same Thing
Miss Sun
You Can Never Tell
What A Fool Believes
Hey Nineteen
Love T.K.O.
Peg
Lowdown
Takin' It To The Streets
Reelin' In The Years
Lido Shuffle
Pretzel Logic
Them Changes
Release date is March 18, 2014.
ドナルド·フェイゲン、ボズ·スキャッグス、マイケル·マクドナルドからの新しいDVD、「9月の公爵"
It was recorded at Lincoln Center in New York and here's what you can expect in the way of song titles:
People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
Whos That Lady? Sweet Soul Music
I Keep Forgettin'
Kid Charlemagne
The Same Thing
Miss Sun
You Can Never Tell
What A Fool Believes
Hey Nineteen
Love T.K.O.
Peg
Lowdown
Takin' It To The Streets
Reelin' In The Years
Lido Shuffle
Pretzel Logic
Them Changes
Release date is March 18, 2014.
ドナルド·フェイゲン、ボズ·スキャッグス、マイケル·マクドナルドからの新しいDVD、「9月の公爵"
February 5, 2014: William S. Burroughs Centenary/Centennial
American writer/painter/performer William S. Burroughs was born 100 years ago today. And if you wonder why we do a blog post on him here on music-minded Radio Dupree it is because he made an impact on more than one of the artists featured on this station. (Cue: Burroughs -> Naked lunch -> Steely Dan or why not Frank Zappa ->The Talking Asshole.)
We even have him on the playlist now and then.
For the quick Wikipedia bio we suggest you use this link.
And here's a couple more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_Lunch
https://da-dk.facebook.com/Burroughs100
http://realitystudio.org/
We even have him on the playlist now and then.
For the quick Wikipedia bio we suggest you use this link.
And here's a couple more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_Lunch
https://da-dk.facebook.com/Burroughs100
http://realitystudio.org/
(And a tip of the hat to Carsten for the alert!)
Radio Dupree Top 12 - February 2014
1. Larry Carlton - Rio Samba
Mr. 335 Live In Japan
2. Walter Becker - My Waterloo
11 Tracks Of Whack
3. Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (excerpt)
Thick As A Brick
4. Paul McCartney - Long Haired Lady
Ram
5. Pink Floyd - Eclipse
Dark Side of the Moon
6. Talking Heads - Girls Want To Be With The Girls
More Songs About Buildings and Food
7. The Beatles - Within You Without You
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
8. Talking Heads - And She Was
Little Creatures
9. U2 - Trip Through Your Wires
The Joshua Tree
10. Genesis - Going out to get You (Demo)
1970-1975
11. Steely Dan - Blues Beach - Everything Must Go
12. The Beatles - Devil In Her Heart - With The Beatles
Mr. 335 Live In Japan
2. Walter Becker - My Waterloo
11 Tracks Of Whack
3. Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (excerpt)
Thick As A Brick
4. Paul McCartney - Long Haired Lady
Ram
5. Pink Floyd - Eclipse
Dark Side of the Moon
6. Talking Heads - Girls Want To Be With The Girls
More Songs About Buildings and Food
7. The Beatles - Within You Without You
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
8. Talking Heads - And She Was
Little Creatures
9. U2 - Trip Through Your Wires
The Joshua Tree
10. Genesis - Going out to get You (Demo)
1970-1975
11. Steely Dan - Blues Beach - Everything Must Go
12. The Beatles - Devil In Her Heart - With The Beatles
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Chart compiled by listeners voting
on the songs they hear on Radio Dupree
on the songs they hear on Radio Dupree
Tuesday, February 04, 2014
Hear Catherine Russell's new album streaming now!
Catherine Russell's fifth solo album is titled Bring It Back and will be released February 11. Right now and for a limited time you can stream the whole record via this link:
http://www.wbgo.org/radar/catherine-russell-bring-it-back
Radio Dupree really liked her 2012 award winning album Strictly Romancin' and look forward to diving ears first into this new one!
Monday, February 03, 2014
Outstanding guitar museum opens in northern Sweden
One of the world's largest guitar collections were made public in Umeå in northern Sweden on February 1.
The collection consists of 300 exclusive guitars and bass guitars collected over several decades by the brothers Michael and Samuel Åhdén.
Sigurd Huckle from the Radio Dupree staff paid visit today: "If you're passing through on your way to North Cape or so and have the slightest interest in guitars and rock music, don't you miss this!"
Links:
Radio Sweden
Youtube: GuitaristMag
Västerbottens-Kuriren
The collection consists of 300 exclusive guitars and bass guitars collected over several decades by the brothers Michael and Samuel Åhdén.
Sigurd Huckle from the Radio Dupree staff paid visit today: "If you're passing through on your way to North Cape or so and have the slightest interest in guitars and rock music, don't you miss this!"
Links:
Radio Sweden
Youtube: GuitaristMag
Västerbottens-Kuriren
Sunday, February 02, 2014
Friday, January 31, 2014
The band that never left the rehearsal room
New Zappa CD - Joe's Camouflage: rehearsals from the summer of 1975 with the short-lived line up that never went on tour or recorded an album:
Frank Zappa: guitar and vocals
Napoleon Murphy Brock: sax, vocals, keyboards
Robert "Frog" Camarena: guitar and vocals
Denny Walley: guitar and vocals
Novi Novog: viola and vocals
Roy Estrada: bass and vocals
Terry Bozzio: drums and vocals
http://barfkoswill.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=971_57756&pc=ZPCD169
Two tracks from the album has been spinning on Zappa Radio on live365.com for a while now:
Phyniox, Take 1 (2.30) Instrumental piece not reminiscent of any other known Zappa work (we think). Sounds like a piece of music at early developing stages. Mostly a guitar solo over a chord pattern laid down by a (clavinet?) keyboard and a rhythm guitar. Bozzio's style of drumming is somewhat pompous here.
Any Downers (6.00) Early version reminding of the one performed during the fall '75 tour. A version that focused more on the band's theatrical talents. Allows more fun and cavortment compared to the one released of You Are What You Is (1981).
Joe's Camouflage is also supposed to feature at least two other songs: Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance and The Illinois Enema Bandit. Of these four songs Phyniox seems to be the most thrilling one since it is previously unknown by fans.
Frank Zappa: guitar and vocals
Napoleon Murphy Brock: sax, vocals, keyboards
Robert "Frog" Camarena: guitar and vocals
Denny Walley: guitar and vocals
Novi Novog: viola and vocals
Roy Estrada: bass and vocals
Terry Bozzio: drums and vocals
http://barfkoswill.shop.musictoday.com/Product.aspx?cp=971_57756&pc=ZPCD169
Two tracks from the album has been spinning on Zappa Radio on live365.com for a while now:
Phyniox, Take 1 (2.30) Instrumental piece not reminiscent of any other known Zappa work (we think). Sounds like a piece of music at early developing stages. Mostly a guitar solo over a chord pattern laid down by a (clavinet?) keyboard and a rhythm guitar. Bozzio's style of drumming is somewhat pompous here.
Any Downers (6.00) Early version reminding of the one performed during the fall '75 tour. A version that focused more on the band's theatrical talents. Allows more fun and cavortment compared to the one released of You Are What You Is (1981).
Joe's Camouflage is also supposed to feature at least two other songs: Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance and The Illinois Enema Bandit. Of these four songs Phyniox seems to be the most thrilling one since it is previously unknown by fans.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Syd Barrett's catalogue now on Spotify
Syd's "uniquely memorable and influential catalogue is now available to stream on Spotify."
That is how they put it on the Facebook Pink Floyd account, which is run by EMI. Great!
That is how they put it on the Facebook Pink Floyd account, which is run by EMI. Great!
Friday, January 24, 2014
Keith Carlock new Toto drummer!
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| Photo: Tom Schwartz |
It has also been announced that long-time member drummer Simon Phillips will be departing the band to pursue his solo career and other interests.
Luke shares, "He is still a dear friend and we wish him the very best and continued success,"
The band welcomes new addition Keith Carlock (Steely Dan, Sting, James Taylor, John Mayer). Carlock originally hails from Clinton, Mississippi, and has collaborated with Luke in the past in the jam band Toxic Monkey.
Will Keith be leaving the Steely Dan lineup he's been part of for the past ten-or-so years?
We doubt it. We're sure that Keith can keep both gigs.
Here's a couple of "Steely Dan-quotes" from Keth's website:
Donald Fagen on Keith :
"Keith's attitude, his enthusiasm, and everything is just great. When you're cutting tracks like we do, the band will get to a certain point when things are working and everything coalesces, and everybody realizes they are now going to play a take. To get there you need not just the drummer, but everybody to have refined their parts.
We had that with this band, thanks in large part to Keith. We would get to that point and converge on something, and he would give us a take we could really work with."
Walter Becker on Keith:
"...we're trying to re-create a kind of rhythmic feel that predates the drum machine era, where it's really a feel generated by the players, something that has a swing and a lope to it and still has hypnotically steady time.
With Keith, everything he tried to play worked in that way. He also began with a good idea of where a tune was supposed to go, and he got better as we played it. He actually made this whole thing possible... His groove is just as good at the end of the day as it is at the beginning."
(Thanks to Carsten for the news!)
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