-Titulo Original : Audio CD - SWEET DREAMS LULLABIES FOR BABIES - Various Artists
-Fabricante :
Newbourne Media
-Descripcion Original:
Opening Day Entertainment Group presents JAZZ ROOTS. FIRST TIME ON CD--two all-time classic Canadian Brass LPs Rag-Ma-Tazz and Unexplored Territory. Re-mastered from original tapes, using state-of-the-art equipment. CD 1 features works of Scott Joplin including the ever popular THE ENTERTAINER and EASY WINNERS rags. On the strength of this album, the Canadian Brass became an honored and in-demand member of the The Ragtime Society. CD 2 features the progressive arrangements and stylings of pianist Don Gillis in the ground-breaking album Unexplored Territory. The Canadian Brass is joined by a seven instruments to form this unique lab ensemble, which includes noted guitarist Liona Boyd. Unexplored Territory includes the first appearance of the Canadian Brass signature tune JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE and also features studio tricks that employs detuning to give the effect of an old 78 rpm recordings and multi-track layering, all new innovations when this album was first produced. Another must-hear moment is Gillis send up of Handels Fireworks Music that includes jazz harpsichord--a crossover fans dream! This 2-CD album features the reissue of these two classic Canadian Brass LPs--recordings sought by brass and jazz fans for years. About the Artist The Canadian Brass long ago reached legendary status in the musical world. In the early 1970s the five classically trained young men radically changed the perception of musical boundaries for performers and were one of the first to create recording in the brand-new crossover genre. First came Rag-Ma-Tazz, a ragtime era and ragtime influenced music recording, which was helped by the newly discovered and interest in the works of Scott Joplin at the time, given the popularity of the 1973 Oscar® winning film, The Sting. In 1977, Unexplored Territory was recorded and became the first runaway best seller for the Canadian Brass--the result of the unique collaboration with contemporary jazz pianist/composer Don Gillis. It was this album that Stereo Review remarked that the Canadian Brass has entered their golden age. Few would disagree. Here for the first time in one CD package are both albums presented as bookends, as well as an homage, to the story of jazz.
-Fabricante :
Newbourne Media
-Descripcion Original:
Opening Day Entertainment Group presents JAZZ ROOTS. FIRST TIME ON CD--two all-time classic Canadian Brass LPs Rag-Ma-Tazz and Unexplored Territory. Re-mastered from original tapes, using state-of-the-art equipment. CD 1 features works of Scott Joplin including the ever popular THE ENTERTAINER and EASY WINNERS rags. On the strength of this album, the Canadian Brass became an honored and in-demand member of the The Ragtime Society. CD 2 features the progressive arrangements and stylings of pianist Don Gillis in the ground-breaking album Unexplored Territory. The Canadian Brass is joined by a seven instruments to form this unique lab ensemble, which includes noted guitarist Liona Boyd. Unexplored Territory includes the first appearance of the Canadian Brass signature tune JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE and also features studio tricks that employs detuning to give the effect of an old 78 rpm recordings and multi-track layering, all new innovations when this album was first produced. Another must-hear moment is Gillis send up of Handels Fireworks Music that includes jazz harpsichord--a crossover fans dream! This 2-CD album features the reissue of these two classic Canadian Brass LPs--recordings sought by brass and jazz fans for years. About the Artist The Canadian Brass long ago reached legendary status in the musical world. In the early 1970s the five classically trained young men radically changed the perception of musical boundaries for performers and were one of the first to create recording in the brand-new crossover genre. First came Rag-Ma-Tazz, a ragtime era and ragtime influenced music recording, which was helped by the newly discovered and interest in the works of Scott Joplin at the time, given the popularity of the 1973 Oscar® winning film, The Sting. In 1977, Unexplored Territory was recorded and became the first runaway best seller for the Canadian Brass--the result of the unique collaboration with contemporary jazz pianist/composer Don Gillis. It was this album that Stereo Review remarked that the Canadian Brass has entered their golden age. Few would disagree. Here for the first time in one CD package are both albums presented as bookends, as well as an homage, to the story of jazz.

