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jazzworldquest-blog · 4 years

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CANADA: Daniel Hersog’s O Canada Jazz Orchestra July 1st Digital Release (YT FB, Insta)

Daniel Hersog’s O Canada Jazz Orchestra July 1st Digital Release (YT FB, Insta) Watch "O Canada!" Composer/trumpeter Daniel Hersog’s O Canada Jazz Orchestra

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Formed during covid quarantine, the Daniel Hersog O Canada Jazz Orchestra is poised to release their first digital video. This video is a remotely recorded and filmed performance of Hersog’s new arrangement of O Canada. Hersog’s 17-piece ensemble is rife with Juno Award winners, Canadian jazz heavy weights, and even a recipient of the Order of Canada. There are musicians representing all ten Canadian provinces. Formed with the intention of showcasing the comaraderie that exists amongst Canadian jazz musicians in these difficult times, this ensemble delivers a world class, high energy, and infinitely swinging performance of the Canadian National Anthem. Hersog is currently receiving significant airplay, and international media attention for his newly released album Night Devoid of Stars on the Cellar Music Label.

Daniel Hersog’s O Canada Jazz Orchestra Christine Jensen – BC/QC Remi Bolduc – QC Phil Dwyer – BC Joel Miller – NB/QC Ben Henriques – BC Mike Herriott – NL Brad Turner – BC Bria Skonberg – BC Al Muirhead – AB William Carn – ON Dale Sorensen – PEI Andrew Jackson – NS Sharman King – BC Jocelyn Marie Gould – MB Amanda Tosoff – BC/ON Gent Laird – SK Mark Kelso – ON Audio and Video Edited by Ben Henriques

Daniel Hersog Born in 1985 and raised in Vancouver and Victoria, Hersog has become a vital voice as a trumpeter, composer and arranger. He has toured North America leading large ensembles with such notable musicians as Terry Clarke, Kevin Turcotte, Remy Le Boeuff, Billy Buss, Stuart Mack, Jason Palmer and Kim Cass, as well as Brad Turner, Noah Preminger and Frank Carlberg. Hersog is often featured at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, in addition to performing regularly in his hometown at Frankie’s Jazz Club and Pat’s Pub. As a sideman, he performs with the Vancouver Legacy Jazz Orchestra, Jaelem Bhate Jazz Orchestra, Super Trumpets and Sonny’s Cousin. A 2016 graduate of New England Conservatory, Hersog won the school’s prestigious Gunther Schuller Medal. He studied with a who’s who of jazz at NEC. Composition teachers included Carlberg, John Hollenbeck, Dave Holland, Ken Schaphorst and Rakalam Bob Moses; he studied trumpet with masters John McNeil, Ralph Alessi and Steve Emery. An instructor himself now, Hersog teaches jazz trumpet at Capilano University, where he also writes for the school’s big band and leads a trumpet ensemble.

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sherlock-holmes-bongwater · 5 years

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List of characters and stands with music references for names in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

A lot of characters in JJBA are named after references to band, songs and albums, but I realized some people might not get some of the references because they're all from older music and band, as well as more obscure artists.

So, I compiled a list of the ones I know of.

Notes: This list is only up to Vento Aureo, because I haven't read the manga and don't want to spoil myself

I included the localized versions that are references as well

I probably missed a few, so feel free to let me know

Dio Brando - Named after Ronnie James Dio of Black Sabbath. He later formed a band named DIO after his departure from Black Sabbath

Human/Non Stand Characters -

Robert E O. Speedwagon - Named after the band REO Speedwagon

Dire and Straizo - Both named after the band Dire Straits

Tonpetti - Named after Tom Petty, front man for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Bruford - Named after Bill Bruford, drummer for Yes and King Crimson

Will & Caesar Zeppeli - Last name derived from the band name Led Zeppelin

Messina - Named after Jim Messina of Buffalo Springfield

Loggins - Named after Kenny Loggins

Smokey Brown - Named after two musicians; Smokey Robinson and James Brown

Santana - Named after Carlos Santana and his band

Kars - Named after the band Cars

Esidisi - Named after the band AC/DC

Wamuu - Localized pronunciation of the band name Wham!

Donovan - Named after the musician Donovan Philips Leitch

Wired Beck - Named after Jeff Beck and his album Wired

Mohammad Avdol/Abdul - Named after musician Paula Abdul

Vanilla Ice/Cool Ice - Named after the rapper Vanilla Ice/Named after the song by Vanilla Ice

Hol Horse - Named after pop duo Hall & Oates

Roses - Named after the band Guns n Roses

Daniel and Telence D'Arby - Named after musician Terence Trent D'Arby

Pet Shop - Named after pop duo Pet Shop Boys

N'Doul - Named after musician Youssou N'Dour

Mariah - Named after Mariah Carrey

Alessi - Named after pop duo Allesi Brothers

Oingo and Boingo/Zenyatta and Mondatta - Named after the band Oingo Boingo/Named after the album Zenyatta Mondatta by the band The Police

Kenny G/Billie Jean - Named after saxophonist Kenny G/ Named after the song Billie Jean by Michael Jackson

Gray Fly - Named after Glenn Frey of the band the Eagles

Forever - Named after the Wu-Tang Clan album Wu-Tang Forever

Devo/Soul Sacrifice - Named after the band Devo/Named after the song Soul Sacrifice by the band Santana

Rubber Soul - Named after the album of the same name by the Beatles

J. Geil/Centerfold - Named after the musician J. Geiles/named after the J. Geiles song

ZZ - Named after the band ZZ Top

Steely Dan/Dan of Steel - Named after the band Steely Dan

Arabia/Alabia Fats - Named after the pianist Fats Domino

Cameo - Named after the band Cameo

Chaka and Khan - Named after musician Chaka Khan

Coco Jumbo - Named after the song Coco Jamboo by the band Mr. President

Stand Names -

Cream - Named after the band Cream

Crazy Diamond - Named after a multi-part musical composition by the band Pink Floyd

The Hand - Named after the band The Band

Echoes - Named after a song by Pink Floyd

Heaven's Door - Named after a song by Bob Dylan

Aqua Necklace - Named after the album Aqua by the band Asia

Bad Company - Named after the band Bad Company

Red Hot Chili Pepper - Named after the band Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Lock - Named after the song The Rock by the band The Who

Surface - Named after the band by the same name

Love Deluxe - Named after an album by the band Sade

Pearl Jam - Named after the band by the same name

Achtung Baby (Shizuka Joestar) - Named after an album by the band U2

Ratt - Named after the band by the same name

Harvest - Named after a song and album by Neil Young

Cinderella - Named after a band by the same name

Killer Queen - Named after the song by the band Queen

Atom Heart Father - Named after the song and album Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd

Boy II Man - Named after the group Boyz II Men

Earth Wind and Fire - Named after the band by the same name

Highway Star - Named after a song by Deep Purple

Super Fly - Named after an album by Curtis Mayfield

Enigma/Misterioso - Named after an electronic musical project/Named after a song and album by the band Thelonious Monk

Cheap Trick - Named after the band Cheap Trick

Gold Experience - Named after an album by Prince

Sticky Fingers - Named after an album by the band The Rolling Stones

Moody Blues - Named after the band by the same name

Sex Pistols - Named after the band by the same name

Aerosmith - Named after the band by the same name

Purple Haze - Named after a song by Jimi Hendrix

Spice Girl - Named after the pop group Spice Girls

Black Sabbath - Named after the band by the same name

Soft Machine - Named by the band by the same name

Kraft Work - Named after a German music project called Kraftwerk

Little Feet - Named after the band Little Feat

Man in the Mirror/Mirror Man - Named after the Michael Jackson song/Named after a song by the band Human League

Mr. President - Named after the band by the same name

Beach Boy - Named after the band The Beach Boys

Grateful Dead - Named after the band by the same name

White Album - Named after the Beatles album by the same name

Clash - Named after the band The Clash

Talking Head - Named after the band Talking Heads

Metallica - Named after the band by the same name

Green Day - Named after the band by the same name

Oasis - Named after the band by the same name

Rolling Stones - Named after the band by the same name

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almostnormalcomics · 7 years

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For Mini-Comic Monday it’s…Copy This! #47. This issue is a 48-page, B&W All Art mini comic special published by D. Blake Werts! Cover by Gary Fields!

This is the fifth All Art issue of Copy This! and this issue is dedicated to the memory of mini-comic extraordinaire Joe Wehrle Jr! Fittingly enough the issue starts off with four of Joe’s Night Radio strips and ends with a nice self-portrait. Between are a bunch of great mini-comic art pieces! That means no interviews, no community news, no nothing, just ART! And the groovy graphics gracing the pages of Copy This! #47 come from: Gary Fielsd; Joe Wehrle Jr.; Andy Nukes; R. Hendricks; Carl Alessi; Doug Holverson; Brad W. Foster; Aaron Poliwoda; Michael Kraiger; Verl Holt Bond; Dale Martin; Bob Vojtko; Artie Romero; Adam Yeater; Tom Motley; Billy McKay; Bruce Chrislip; Kel Crum; Marc Myers; Nate McDonough; Larry Tisch; David Robertson; Buzz Buzzizyk; Brian Buniak; Charles Brubaker; Jim Siergey; Tom Brinkman; David Miller; Brian Leonard; Bob X; and RC Harvey.

To get your hands on Copy This! and for more info contact:

D. Blake Werts12339 Chesley DriveCharlotte, NC 28277or email Blake at: bwerts (at) vnet (dot) net

#comics #comix #minicomics #zines #smallpress #selfpublish #indie #DIY

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