Set List del concierto de Al el pasado sábado 19 de septiembre en Newport Beach, CA.
Players. Al Jardine, Mat Jardine, Adam Jardine, Billy Hinsche, Stevie Heger, Luana Pedota, Scott Slaughter, Paul Logan Gary Regina, Michael Lent, MC Les Chan.
California Girls
Do it Aagin
Catch a Wave
Hawaii
409 (Lead Adam Jardine)
Shut Down
Little Deuce Coupe
I Get Around
Honkin' Down The Highway
Drivin'
I Can Hear Music (lead Luana Pedota)
California Dreaming (Lead Stevie heger)
Sail On Sailor (Lead Billy Hinsche)
Sloop John B
Runnaway
Help Me Rhonda
Surfin' USA
Encore:
Kokomo
Barbara Ann
Fun Fun Fun
sábado, 26 de septiembre de 2009
viernes, 25 de septiembre de 2009
Jan Berry - CARNIVAL OF SOUND
Esta previsto que a finales de este año de edite el "CARNIVAL OF SOUND", el disco perdido del malogrado y genial Jan Berry, mas de 40 años después de su grabación.
Estaremos atentos a nuevas noticias sobre este lanzamiento.
Pinchar aquí para ir a la web oficial del disco, que de momento aun no esta operativa.
Estaremos atentos a nuevas noticias sobre este lanzamiento.
Pinchar aquí para ir a la web oficial del disco, que de momento aun no esta operativa.
lunes, 14 de septiembre de 2009
Taylor Mills - Nuevo CD
El próximo día 13 de octubre sale a la venta el segundo disco de Taylor Mills.
Esta es la nota de prensa oficial:
Taylor Mills is back. After recording and touring the globe with music legend Brian Wilson and releasing her critically acclaimed 2007 debut, "Lullagoodbye" she returns with her alluring and unforgettable sophomore effort, "Under The Surface." No doubt you've heard her strong yet disciplined emotional vocals and this exceptional collection of new songs is another testament to her musical prowess.
Mills has spent the better part of ten years in Brian Wilson's band, called by Sir Paul McCartney as "The best touring band in the world. Period." She now returns with the same team that produced "Lullagoodbye" which critics called "a stunning and thrilling pleasure" and "superior sunshine pop/rock." As Mills explains, "Working with Scott Bennett (band mate in Brian Wilson's band, co producer) and Todd Sucherman (Mills' husband, co producer and drummer for the platinum selling STYX) is such a creative joy. It just feels like everything is in the right place and it makes the process of making music exciting and rewarding. Hopefully that spirit is passed along to the listener."
"Under The Surface" is her new release for 2009 and like her previous effort runs a gamut of emotions with lyrical and aural scenery that becomes more intriguing with every listen. "I think records that grow on you over multiple plays are the ones that ultimately mean more to you over the years. I know I feel that way. You have to work for it in a sense because something that is 'instantly catchy' can often be shallow or become boring quickly." Mills continues, " There's something special about hearing a song for the fourth or fifth time and realizing that you are falling in love with that song. It's almost a microcosmic feeling of actually falling in love with a slow burn."
Perhaps this gives us an insight to the album's title. "Well, perhaps" she explains. "It's also about various conflicts that people deal with regularly. Conflicts with love, self, relationships, loss, dreams and ambitions. And just under the surface of the facade we show people in daily life there could be issues brewing that need to be dealt with----and these are some of the issues that the characters in the songs have to face and ultimately overcome."
With songs mostly penned by collaborator Scott Bennett, "Under The Surface" also includes a song by long time friend and ex Falling Wallendas band-mate Allen Keller as well as a remake of "I Wanna Stay Home" by the Beach Boys influenced band "Jellyfish." Keller's contribution, "St. Louis Misery" is a heart aching confession of adultery sweetly sung by Mills. "Melody" has the story of an aging singer seeing the spotlight drift away and contains the thought, "dreams don't age gracefully." Taylor is an emotional powerhouse on "Kiss My Soul" and "Best Intentions" but never flaunts her chops instead using them at the perfect time for an emotional swell. The collection's most upbeat moment comes with the uptempo "Living Room" co written by Bennett and Drake Bell, from the popular Nickelodeon show "Josh and Drake." "If We Let Go" is a sultry, smokey duet between Mills and Bennett that features Brian Wilson band mate Probyn Gregory on Flugelhorn and Sucherman's jazzy touch on the drums."
This might be a slightly mellower, more piano driven record than the last one" Mills explains. "The whole creative process was much faster this time due to working in the holes of our touring schedule and the fact we have our own studio now." "Under The Surface" is another showcase for Mills' range as singer/storyteller and lets collaborators Bennett and Sucherman shine as well.
Scott Bennett has spent his tenure in Brian Wilson's band along side Taylor Mills and has worked on various TV shows and other musical projects. In 2008 he co-wrote and co-produced Brian Wilson's "That Lucky Old Sun" which included Taylor's talents as well as Sucherman on drums. The release received 4 starts in Rolling Stone and Mojo magazines. Todd Sucherman continues to hold the drum chair in the band STYX and still makes time for other recording and performing duties. In the 2009 Modern Drummer magazine reader's poll he was voted #1 rock drummer and his dvd "Methods and Mechanics" which featured songs from Lullagoodbye was voted #1 instructional DVD.
Can we look forward to more from Mills in the near future? "I hope so but for now my commitment is to Brian and the band. We'll be touring some more this year and it's an honor to perform that music with him--- someone who's one of the 20th century's greatest composers. But with "Under The Surface" I feel like this record is where I'm at now and we'll take our time before embarking on another effort. I'm proud of this record. I feel nothing on it is dated or kitschy. Ultimately at the end of the day we have to be proud of what we've done and that's what matters most."
"Under The Surface" is another stunning accomplishment from Taylor Mills and her crew, sure to charm and engage listeners with that emotional slow burn she desires. We said hello to Taylor with "Lullagoodbye" and now we get a deeper, more intense look at her "Under The Surface."
Under The Surface released on Aqua Pulse Records Oct 2009
Esta es la nota de prensa oficial:
Taylor Mills is back. After recording and touring the globe with music legend Brian Wilson and releasing her critically acclaimed 2007 debut, "Lullagoodbye" she returns with her alluring and unforgettable sophomore effort, "Under The Surface." No doubt you've heard her strong yet disciplined emotional vocals and this exceptional collection of new songs is another testament to her musical prowess.
Mills has spent the better part of ten years in Brian Wilson's band, called by Sir Paul McCartney as "The best touring band in the world. Period." She now returns with the same team that produced "Lullagoodbye" which critics called "a stunning and thrilling pleasure" and "superior sunshine pop/rock." As Mills explains, "Working with Scott Bennett (band mate in Brian Wilson's band, co producer) and Todd Sucherman (Mills' husband, co producer and drummer for the platinum selling STYX) is such a creative joy. It just feels like everything is in the right place and it makes the process of making music exciting and rewarding. Hopefully that spirit is passed along to the listener."
"Under The Surface" is her new release for 2009 and like her previous effort runs a gamut of emotions with lyrical and aural scenery that becomes more intriguing with every listen. "I think records that grow on you over multiple plays are the ones that ultimately mean more to you over the years. I know I feel that way. You have to work for it in a sense because something that is 'instantly catchy' can often be shallow or become boring quickly." Mills continues, " There's something special about hearing a song for the fourth or fifth time and realizing that you are falling in love with that song. It's almost a microcosmic feeling of actually falling in love with a slow burn."
Perhaps this gives us an insight to the album's title. "Well, perhaps" she explains. "It's also about various conflicts that people deal with regularly. Conflicts with love, self, relationships, loss, dreams and ambitions. And just under the surface of the facade we show people in daily life there could be issues brewing that need to be dealt with----and these are some of the issues that the characters in the songs have to face and ultimately overcome."
With songs mostly penned by collaborator Scott Bennett, "Under The Surface" also includes a song by long time friend and ex Falling Wallendas band-mate Allen Keller as well as a remake of "I Wanna Stay Home" by the Beach Boys influenced band "Jellyfish." Keller's contribution, "St. Louis Misery" is a heart aching confession of adultery sweetly sung by Mills. "Melody" has the story of an aging singer seeing the spotlight drift away and contains the thought, "dreams don't age gracefully." Taylor is an emotional powerhouse on "Kiss My Soul" and "Best Intentions" but never flaunts her chops instead using them at the perfect time for an emotional swell. The collection's most upbeat moment comes with the uptempo "Living Room" co written by Bennett and Drake Bell, from the popular Nickelodeon show "Josh and Drake." "If We Let Go" is a sultry, smokey duet between Mills and Bennett that features Brian Wilson band mate Probyn Gregory on Flugelhorn and Sucherman's jazzy touch on the drums."
This might be a slightly mellower, more piano driven record than the last one" Mills explains. "The whole creative process was much faster this time due to working in the holes of our touring schedule and the fact we have our own studio now." "Under The Surface" is another showcase for Mills' range as singer/storyteller and lets collaborators Bennett and Sucherman shine as well.
Scott Bennett has spent his tenure in Brian Wilson's band along side Taylor Mills and has worked on various TV shows and other musical projects. In 2008 he co-wrote and co-produced Brian Wilson's "That Lucky Old Sun" which included Taylor's talents as well as Sucherman on drums. The release received 4 starts in Rolling Stone and Mojo magazines. Todd Sucherman continues to hold the drum chair in the band STYX and still makes time for other recording and performing duties. In the 2009 Modern Drummer magazine reader's poll he was voted #1 rock drummer and his dvd "Methods and Mechanics" which featured songs from Lullagoodbye was voted #1 instructional DVD.
Can we look forward to more from Mills in the near future? "I hope so but for now my commitment is to Brian and the band. We'll be touring some more this year and it's an honor to perform that music with him--- someone who's one of the 20th century's greatest composers. But with "Under The Surface" I feel like this record is where I'm at now and we'll take our time before embarking on another effort. I'm proud of this record. I feel nothing on it is dated or kitschy. Ultimately at the end of the day we have to be proud of what we've done and that's what matters most."
"Under The Surface" is another stunning accomplishment from Taylor Mills and her crew, sure to charm and engage listeners with that emotional slow burn she desires. We said hello to Taylor with "Lullagoodbye" and now we get a deeper, more intense look at her "Under The Surface."
Under The Surface released on Aqua Pulse Records Oct 2009
lunes, 7 de septiembre de 2009
David Marks - Eddie’s Attic, Decatur, GA , 2-8-2009
En la web de David se puede descargar gratuitamente el concierto que dio el pasado domingo 2 de agosto en Eddie’s Attic, Decatur, GA. Excelente concierto con sonido soundboard.
David Marks: Guitar & Vocals
Jez Graham: Keyboards & Vocals
Del Baroni: Bass, Backing Vocals
David Ellington: Organ
David Logeman: Drums
Chuck Bithorne: Percussion
1. I Ain't Goin' Surfin'
2. Louie, Louie
3. I'm So Clever
4. Have You Ever Been Duped
5. Early in the Morning
6. Land of Opportunity
7. Surrender
8. Don't Back Down
9. Little Deuce Coupe
10. Summertime Blues
11. Sail on Sailor
12. Green Onions
13. Round & Round
14. Tore Down
15. Big Wave
Pinchar aquí para descargar el concierto.
David Marks: Guitar & Vocals
Jez Graham: Keyboards & Vocals
Del Baroni: Bass, Backing Vocals
David Ellington: Organ
David Logeman: Drums
Chuck Bithorne: Percussion
1. I Ain't Goin' Surfin'
2. Louie, Louie
3. I'm So Clever
4. Have You Ever Been Duped
5. Early in the Morning
6. Land of Opportunity
7. Surrender
8. Don't Back Down
9. Little Deuce Coupe
10. Summertime Blues
11. Sail on Sailor
12. Green Onions
13. Round & Round
14. Tore Down
15. Big Wave
Pinchar aquí para descargar el concierto.
domingo, 6 de septiembre de 2009
BEACH BOYS ARCHIVE INCLUDES LEGENDARY 1972 CARNEGIE HALL TAPES
Interesante articulo sobre las cintas de los legendarios conciertos de "Carnegie Hall 1972" y la posibilidad de que algún día vean la luz. De momento solo son suposiciones.
BEACH BOYS ARCHIVE INCLUDES LEGENDARY 1972 CARNEGIE HALL TAPES
by Howie Edelson
The Beatles aren't the only '60s icons preserving their legendary catalogue and vault; the Beach Boys' team is hard at work cataloging the thousands of tapes which make up their archive. The team -- chief archivist Alan Boyd and producer/engineer Mark Linett -- has recently collected all of the known elements of the band's unfinished 1967 album Smile, and have now uncovered the multi-tracks for the Beach Boys' two historic concerts at New York's Carnegie Hall on November 23rd, 1972.
For years, only half of one of the shows has been available in pristine stereo on the underground market. Boyd says that the band's company Brother Records is in possession of all of the multi-track masters of the shows, and is now collecting appropriate film and video footage which could be included on a potential project.
Elvis Costello saw the Beach Boys six months prior to the Carnegie Hall show in his then-hometown of Liverpool, and was amazed at how the band's current image and musicality transcended their iconic '60s image: "I saw the Beach Boys in Liverpool at the Liverpool Empire. That was a very different experience. They were in that... one of the periods, although Carl and Dennis (Wilson) were singing in the band, Brian (Wilson) wasn't with them, but the Surf's Up album and the beautiful Carl And The Passions album were out -- and Holland -- those records were out. Dennis sang an extraordinary version of "Cuddle Up" at that gig, which I'll never forget. That was an incredible thing to see; because although the main writer wasn't present, you realize that they had reclaimed themselves as a creative band away from the cliched idea of these guys that sing these car songs and dress in stripey shirts."
The songs performed by the Beach Boys at Carnegie Hall: "Sloop John B.," "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone," "Leaving This Town," "Darlin'," "Only With You," "Heroes And Villains," "Long Promised Road," "Don't Worry Baby," "Student Demonstration Time," "I Get Around," "Marcella," "California Saga," "Help Me, Rhonda," "Medley: Wonderful/Don't Worry Bill," "God Only Knows," "Do It Again," "Wouldn't It Be Nice," "Wild Honey," "Good Vibrations," "Surfin' U.S.A," "Fun, Fun, Fun," and "Jumpin' Jack Flash."
The official members of the Beach Boys at the time were Dennis and Carl Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin, and Ricky Fataar.
Alan Boyd says that his and Linett's primary public duties for the Beach Boys are locating the masters to the band's earlier work, and remixing them into modern stereo mixes for the band's numerous career-spanning compilations: "The fans and the public at large really seem to like these new stereo mixes, and that was really apparent when Mark did Pet Sounds in 1997. And the reaction to that is so strong that he started looking at other albums and other tracks, so every time we have the opportunity -- we did a lot of this on the Hawthorne record -- we've been going back and doing that, 'cause there's so much pressure brought to bear, y'know, in the market, for things to be in stereo."
Boyd and Linett -- both Grammy nominees -- have collaborated on such recent Beach Boys collections as Endless Harmony, Hawthorne, CA, Good Timin': Live At Knebworth England 1980, The Warmth Of The Sun, The Original U.S. Singles Collection The Capitol Years 1962-1965 box set, and the recently released Summer Love Songs.
Linett is also known for his work with Brian Wilson over the past two decades -- including the revamping of the entire Beach Boys' catalogue beginning in the late 1980's. Linett's work on 2004's Brian Wilson Presents Smile was nominated for a Grammy for Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical).
BEACH BOYS ARCHIVE INCLUDES LEGENDARY 1972 CARNEGIE HALL TAPES
by Howie Edelson
The Beatles aren't the only '60s icons preserving their legendary catalogue and vault; the Beach Boys' team is hard at work cataloging the thousands of tapes which make up their archive. The team -- chief archivist Alan Boyd and producer/engineer Mark Linett -- has recently collected all of the known elements of the band's unfinished 1967 album Smile, and have now uncovered the multi-tracks for the Beach Boys' two historic concerts at New York's Carnegie Hall on November 23rd, 1972.
For years, only half of one of the shows has been available in pristine stereo on the underground market. Boyd says that the band's company Brother Records is in possession of all of the multi-track masters of the shows, and is now collecting appropriate film and video footage which could be included on a potential project.
Elvis Costello saw the Beach Boys six months prior to the Carnegie Hall show in his then-hometown of Liverpool, and was amazed at how the band's current image and musicality transcended their iconic '60s image: "I saw the Beach Boys in Liverpool at the Liverpool Empire. That was a very different experience. They were in that... one of the periods, although Carl and Dennis (Wilson) were singing in the band, Brian (Wilson) wasn't with them, but the Surf's Up album and the beautiful Carl And The Passions album were out -- and Holland -- those records were out. Dennis sang an extraordinary version of "Cuddle Up" at that gig, which I'll never forget. That was an incredible thing to see; because although the main writer wasn't present, you realize that they had reclaimed themselves as a creative band away from the cliched idea of these guys that sing these car songs and dress in stripey shirts."
The songs performed by the Beach Boys at Carnegie Hall: "Sloop John B.," "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone," "Leaving This Town," "Darlin'," "Only With You," "Heroes And Villains," "Long Promised Road," "Don't Worry Baby," "Student Demonstration Time," "I Get Around," "Marcella," "California Saga," "Help Me, Rhonda," "Medley: Wonderful/Don't Worry Bill," "God Only Knows," "Do It Again," "Wouldn't It Be Nice," "Wild Honey," "Good Vibrations," "Surfin' U.S.A," "Fun, Fun, Fun," and "Jumpin' Jack Flash."
The official members of the Beach Boys at the time were Dennis and Carl Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin, and Ricky Fataar.
Alan Boyd says that his and Linett's primary public duties for the Beach Boys are locating the masters to the band's earlier work, and remixing them into modern stereo mixes for the band's numerous career-spanning compilations: "The fans and the public at large really seem to like these new stereo mixes, and that was really apparent when Mark did Pet Sounds in 1997. And the reaction to that is so strong that he started looking at other albums and other tracks, so every time we have the opportunity -- we did a lot of this on the Hawthorne record -- we've been going back and doing that, 'cause there's so much pressure brought to bear, y'know, in the market, for things to be in stereo."
Boyd and Linett -- both Grammy nominees -- have collaborated on such recent Beach Boys collections as Endless Harmony, Hawthorne, CA, Good Timin': Live At Knebworth England 1980, The Warmth Of The Sun, The Original U.S. Singles Collection The Capitol Years 1962-1965 box set, and the recently released Summer Love Songs.
Linett is also known for his work with Brian Wilson over the past two decades -- including the revamping of the entire Beach Boys' catalogue beginning in the late 1980's. Linett's work on 2004's Brian Wilson Presents Smile was nominated for a Grammy for Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical).
Mas rumores de reunión
Os dejo esta noticia donde se afirma que habrá reunión de los Beach Boys en 2011, e incluso se da una fecha de un posible concierto en febrero de 2011.
Pinchar aquí para ver la noticia.
Pinchar aquí para ver la noticia.
Brian Wilson - Roundhouse, London, England 3-9-2009
Set list del concierto en el Roundhouse londinense el pasado jueves 3 de Septiembre.
Set List:
Do it Again
Dance, Dance, Dance
Girl dont tell me
then i kissed her
in my room
salt lake city
custom machine
soul searchin
desert drive
Please let me wonder
dont worry baby
I get around
Sail on sailor
Marcella
California Girls
------
Row your boat - the little girl i once knew
your imagination
all summer long
shut down
little deuce coupe
add some music
do you wanna dance
sloop john B
Wouldnt it be nice
God only knows
Midnights another day
i'm going home
southern california
Good vibrations
encore:
surfer girl
Jonny B Goode
Help me Rhonda
Barbara Ann
Surfin USa
Fun, Fun, Fun
-------
love and mercy
Set List:
Do it Again
Dance, Dance, Dance
Girl dont tell me
then i kissed her
in my room
salt lake city
custom machine
soul searchin
desert drive
Please let me wonder
dont worry baby
I get around
Sail on sailor
Marcella
California Girls
------
Row your boat - the little girl i once knew
your imagination
all summer long
shut down
little deuce coupe
add some music
do you wanna dance
sloop john B
Wouldnt it be nice
God only knows
Midnights another day
i'm going home
southern california
Good vibrations
encore:
surfer girl
Jonny B Goode
Help me Rhonda
Barbara Ann
Surfin USa
Fun, Fun, Fun
-------
love and mercy
jueves, 3 de septiembre de 2009
Cumpleaños Al Jardine!!!!!!!
Alan Charles Jardine nació el 3 de Septiembre de 1942 en Lima, OH, por lo tanto hoy cumple 67 años.
Felicidades!!!!!
martes, 1 de septiembre de 2009
Brian wilson - Gothenburg, Suecia 30-08-2009
Set List y algunos videos del concierto de Brian en Gothenburg el pasado domingo.
Set List
"California girls"
"Girl don't tell me"
"Catch a wave"
"Then I kissed her"
"Dance, dance, dance"
"Surfer girl"
"In my room"
"Salt Lake City"
"Custom machine"
"409"
"Soul searching"
"Desert drive"
"Please let me wonder"
"Don't worry baby"
"I get around"
"Sail on, sailor"
"Do it again"
"The little girl I once knew"
"Your imagination"
"Add some music"
"When I grow up (to be a man)"
"All summer long"
"Shut down"
"Little deuce coupe"
"Do you wanna dance?"
"Sloop John B"
"Wouldn't it be nice"
"God only knows"
"Midnight's another day"
"Going home"
"Southern California"
"Good vibrations"
"Johnny B Goode"
"Barbara Ann"
"Surfin' USA"
"Fun, fun, fun"
"Love and mercy"
Set List
"California girls"
"Girl don't tell me"
"Catch a wave"
"Then I kissed her"
"Dance, dance, dance"
"Surfer girl"
"In my room"
"Salt Lake City"
"Custom machine"
"409"
"Soul searching"
"Desert drive"
"Please let me wonder"
"Don't worry baby"
"I get around"
"Sail on, sailor"
"Do it again"
"The little girl I once knew"
"Your imagination"
"Add some music"
"When I grow up (to be a man)"
"All summer long"
"Shut down"
"Little deuce coupe"
"Do you wanna dance?"
"Sloop John B"
"Wouldn't it be nice"
"God only knows"
"Midnight's another day"
"Going home"
"Southern California"
"Good vibrations"
"Johnny B Goode"
"Barbara Ann"
"Surfin' USA"
"Fun, fun, fun"
"Love and mercy"
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