#jimmy maelen

[mychameleondays]

John Lennon & Yoko Ono: Milk And Honey

Polydor/Ono Music 817 160-1

Released: January 23, 1984

[nervoussystemmusicreverence]

Roxy Music - Avalon

Music Video

Artist

Roxy Music

Composer

Bryan Ferry

Lyricist

Bryan Ferry

Produced

Rhett Davis Roxy Music

Credit

Bryan Ferry – Vocals, keyboards, Linn LM-1 Andy Mackay – Saxophones Phil Manzanera – Lead guitar Jimmy Maelen – Percussion Andy Newmark – Drums Alan Spenner – Bass guitar Fonzi Thornton – Backing vocals Yanick Étienne – Backing vocals

Released

May 28 1982

Streaming

[mitjalovse]

Haruomi Hosono reminded me that Japanese music remains one of my favourites. Sure, I have to admit I understand the lyrics through Google translate, though I don't need the latter to appreciate the intricacies of, say, Tatsuro Yamashita. Most of his works became visible on our shores only recently, but I continue to be astounded by his opus a lot. He somehow sounds both Western and Eastern. Mind you, I am aware of the weirdness of the sentence, so allow me to elucidate You see, he somehow brings the forms we are familiar with into the shapes we didn't really think of. Sure, he stays within the roads of pop music, yet what a majestic one he makes! Check the song on the link and marvel at the incredible groove.

[projazznet]

Eddie Daniels – Morning Thunder

This is an odd and rather interesting record. Eddie Daniels, who at the time was still largely unknown, plays clarinet and occasional alto in commercial settings while backed by a large rhythm section, reeds, strings and even some voices; typical for an overproduced Columbia album of the period. The material is largely forgettable but Daniels’ clarinet playing is so brilliant that he completely overcomes the surroundings and drastically uplifts the music. Although not on the level of his upcoming GRP projects, this out-of-print LP is surprisingly rewarding – Scott Yanow/AllMusic.

Acoustic Bass – Rufus Reid Bass – Anthony Jackson Drums – Buddy Williams (tracks: A3), Steve Gadd Guitar – Bob Rose Keyboards – Jorge Dalto Percussion – Jimmy Maelen, Nicky Marrero Clarinet, saxophone – Eddie Daniels

[ulkaralakbarova]

When a rich man’s son is kidnapped, he cooperates with the police at first but then tries a unique tactic against the criminals. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Tom Mullen: Mel Gibson Katherine Mullen: Rene Russo Det. Jimmy Shaker: Gary Sinise Agent Lonnie Hawkins: Delroy Lindo Maris: Lili Taylor Sean Mullen: Brawley Nolte Clark Barnes: Liev Schreiber Cubby Barnes: Donnie Wahlberg Miles Roberts: Evan Handler Agent Kimba Welch: Nancy Ticotin Agent Jack Sickler: Michael Gaston Agent Paul Rhodes: Kevin Neil McCready David Torres: José Zúñiga Jackie Brown: Dan Hedaya Bob Stone: Allen Bernstein Wallace: Paul Guilfoyle Fatima: Iraida Polanco Roberto: John Ortiz Reporter Guest: A.J. Benza Nelson: Peter Anthony Tambakis Agent Sam: Daniel May Wong News Reporter: Donna Hanover FBI Agent: Anton Evangelista Cop #1: Joe Bacino Cop #2: Carl S. Redding Cop #3: James Georgiades Cop #4: Christian Maelen Cop #5: David Vadim Bank Manager: Michael Countryman Science Fair Coordinator: Cheryl Howard Science Fair Judge: James Ritz Radioman: Craig ‘Radioman’ Castaldo Liquor Store Cop: Joseph Badalucco Jr. Liquor Store Perp: Dell Maara Man at Party: Mike Hodge FBI SWAT Team #1: Mick O’Rourke FBI SWAT Team #2: Henry Kingi Jr. FBI SWAT Team #3: Roy Farfel FBI SWAT Sniper: Lex D. Geddings Don Campbell: Todd Hallowell Film Crew: Director: Ron Howard Screenplay: Richard Price Screenplay: Alexander Ignon Producer: Scott Rudin Original Music Composer: James Horner Director of Photography: Piotr Sobociński Editor: Mike Hill Editor: Daniel P. Hanley Casting: Janet Hirshenson Casting: Jane Jenkins Production Design: Michael Corenblith Art Direction: John Kasarda Costume Design: Rita Ryack Set Decoration: Susan Bode Tyson Second Unit Director: Todd Hallowell Producer: Brian Grazer Stunt Coordinator: Jeff Ward Stunts: Mic Rodgers Stunts: Peter Epstein Stunts: Paul Bucossi Stunts: Gregg Smrz Stunts: Andy Duppin Stunts: Steve Mack Stunts: Don Picard Stunts: Manny Siverio Stunts: Keith Leon Williams Stunts: Elliot Santiago Stunts: Norman Douglass Stunts: Cheryl Wheeler Duncan Stunts: Jophery C. Brown Stunts: Bill Anagnos Stunts: Tim Gallin Stunts: Jim Lovelett Stunts: Janet Paparazzo Stunts: Scott Wilder Stunts: David S. Lomax Pilot: Robert ‘Bobby Z’ Zajonc Pilot: Alan D. Purwin Pilot: Al Cerullo Pilot: Joseph R. Brigham Unit Production Manager: Carl Clifford First Assistant Director: Aldric La’Auli Porter Second Assistant Director: William M. Connor Production Supervisor: Michelle Morrissey Camera Operator: Bruce MacCallum First Assistant Camera: Jay Levy Second Assistant Camera: Christopher Norr Steadicam Operator: Larry McConkey Camera Trainee: Jennifer Stuart Still Photographer: Lorey Sebastian Video Assist Operator: Peter A. Mian Sound Mixer: Danny Michael Boom Operator: Andrew Schmetterling Cableman: Anthony Starbuck Assistant Editor: Guy Barresi Assistant Editor: Richard Friedlander Assistant Editor: Glenn Allen Assistant Editor: Joe Binford Jr. Location Manager: Jan Foster Second Second Assistant Director: Jeffrey T. Bernstein Script Supervisor: Eva Z. Cabrera Production Coordinator: Liz Newman Assistant Production Coordinator: Miriam Schapiro Assistant Production Coordinator: Eric Jacobson Unit Publicist: Julie Kuehndorf Production Accountant: Michael McCormick First Assistant Accountant: Louise DeCordoba Payroll Accountant: Kathy Welch Post Production Accountant: Liz Dykhouse Chief Lighting Technician: Russ Engels Best Boy Electric: Michael F. Burke Electrician: James C. Walsh Electrician: John Smith Electrician: Walter Fricke Jr. Electrician: Robert Connors Electrician: Doug Dalisera Rigging Gaffer: Ken Connors Key Grip: Dennis Gamiello Best Boy Grip: Brian Fitzsimons Dolly Grip: Edward W. Lowry Grip: Michael Finnerty Grip: Martin Lowry Grip: Richard C. Montgomery Jr. Grip: Gerry Lowry Grip: John Ford Rigging Grip: John Lowry Property Master: Tommy Allen Assistant Property Master: Diana Burton Supervising Sound Editor: Anthony J. Ciccolini III Dialogue Editor: Louis Cerborino Dialogue Editor: Bitty O’Sullivan-Smith Dialog...

[ultracoolray]

Bild das ich am Pc gemacht habe....Inspiriert von dem Album : Goes to Hell von Alice Cooper...erschienen 1976

A1 Go to Hell A2 You gotta dance A3 I´m the coolest A4 Didn´t we meet A5 I´ll never cy

B1 Give the Kid a break B2 Guilty B3 Wake me gently B4 Wish you where here B5 I´m always chasing Rainbows B6 Going Home

[nofatclips]

Dance with Me by Alphaville from the album Afternoons in Utopia - Director: Karl-Heinz Danguillier

[alicecooper-cuttings]

May 28th 1977 Lace & Whiskey enters the UK Chart , it peaked at number 33 and spent 3 weeks on the chart What is your favourite track ? It's Hot Tonight 3:22 Lace And Whiskey 3:15 Road Rats 4:54 Damned If You Do 3:13 You And Me 5:11 King Of The Silver Screen 5:35 Ubangi Stomp 2:12 (No More) Love At Your Convenience 3:49 I Never Wrote Those Songs 4:34 My God 5:42 Produced For – My Own Production Company Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Recorded At – Soundstage, Toronto Recorded At – Cherokee Studios Recorded At – Record Plant, N.Y.C. Recorded At – Producer's Workshop, Hollywood Mixed At – Producer's Workshop, Hollywood Bass – Prakash John, Tony Levin Choir – The California Boys' Choir Clarinet – Ernie Watts Cover – Richard Seireeni Drums – Allan Schwartzberg, Jim Gordon Guitar – Dick Wagner, Steve Hunter Keyboards – Bob Ezrin, Jozef Chirowski Percussion – Jimmy Maelen Piano – Al Kooper, Alan MacMillan Producer – Bob Ezrin Tenor Saxophone – Ernie Watts Vocals – Dick Wagner, Jimmy Maelen, Julia Tillman Waters, Lorna Willard http://bit.ly/2WdiqDl

[jazzfunkdid]

John Tropea ‎– The Chant

DMP ‎– CD-453 – Released in 1986. John Tropea ‎– NY Cats Direct. Bass – Anthony Jackson. Congas, Toy – Jimmy Maelen. Drums – Steve Gadd. Guitar – David Spinozza, John Tropea. Shaker – Alan Schwartzberg. Synthesizer – Richard Tee, Warren Bernhardt. Tenor Saxophone – George Young, Lew Delgatto, Lou Marini.

[omanxl1]

 Jimmy McGriff - Overweight Shark Bait

 Jimmy McGriff – Overweight Shark Bait

Digital Crate Digging Continues..checking out this soul / jazz from Jimmy McGriff – with a track called Overweight Shark Bait…check out the players and the track.. Bass [Electric] – Bob Babbitt Cello – Jesse Levy, Richard Locker Congas – Carlos Martin Drums – Jerry Marotta, Rick Marotta Guitar – Cornell Dupree, Jerry Friedman, Lance Quinn Keyboards – Pat Rebillot Percussion – Jimmy Maelen Piano…

[mitjalovse]

We have seen Roxy Music did the majority of their career without Brian Eno's wild participation, this tends to get forgotten quite a lot. Moreover, they remained true to their laissez-faire ethos, though many would claim their swan song, Avalon, abandoned that. However, I have retorted on a multitude of my posts about the record that the disc represents the perfect ending to their opus, i.e. the LP shows a lyrical speaker achieving his happiness, so where could the group go after this? No surprise they didn't augment their reunion with a platter, they knew Avalon's sumptuous soundscapes function as a fine closure to their story. As you can hear on the title track, he's still visiting parties, but this time he locates what he was always looking for in them.

[rainingmusic]

Roxy Music - True To Life

[rainingmusic]

Alice Cooper - Wish You Were Here

[rainingmusic]

Hall & Oates - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)

[rainingmusic]

Kool & The Gang - Cherish

[mitjalovse]

Mr. Michael Kamen had quite a weird career. He veered between the Eurythmics and Bryan Adams, though he also collaborated with David Gilmour. However, I would claim that him working with Tim Curry could be seen as a shock.  Before you dare to ask – yes, we are talking about that Tim Curry who had a bizarre rock career on the side. You see, his music reminds me of someone who looked at the popular rockers at the time and decided to take the formulas to go off course, though he sadly didn't do too much of the latter, he somehow seemed beholden to the contemporary trends. Still, you could trace the hints of an intriguing figure he could've developed into on a couple of his songs. Then again, he did have a main job, but I wish he kept his musical gig going.