Complementary piece to 'Hannah.' The influences should be obvious - Weather Report and Airto. Featuring my recently home made 1978 style Jazz bass (flute...
Complementary piece to 'Hannah.' The influences should be obvious - Weather Report and Airto. Featuring my recently home made 1978 style Jazz bass (flute section), my home Precision (jazz and guitar section) (see photos for home made guitars) and my fretless Ibanez Destroyer 2 bass (percussion section) - and real percussion (more for atmosphere than rhythm)! A full version and a collab will follow when I get my life sorted out.
ftlpope
09/03/11 12:44:32PM @heather-and-ronnie-gibson:
This is really nice. A great piece of art. I was thrown off at first when I listened to some of your music, but I now know that you really do produce some fine work. Keep it up!
04/10/11 12:03:19PM @:
Lots on interesting Harmonic variation in the arrangement which keeps the piece moving along,I think daring late night jam after the audience has gone home in places, and scattered soundtrack like collages. Interesting when turned up in the big system - fills the space nicely.
04/14/11 11:24:21PM @ed-drury:
Great piece, enjoyed the variety of instrumentation and resulting moods. Loved hearing the Berimbau in this context along with an absolutely great sounding bass. It's a dreamlike journey. Very good work and very entertaining.
04/22/11 04:56:31PM @n0mad23:
I forget that Fusion really came from Jazz, in terms of definition. And this is exactly what I was "needing" to hear now.
Ohh, shades of early Santana with the guitar.
This is righteous stuff. Full of Spirit.
My latest Mix favorite! Thanks!
04/10/11 09:24:39AM @lucindra:
This is so cool......the longer you listen the better it gets.....the bass is driving me from the 2nd passage.....oh ....theres the guitar I wanted to play.....nice full back drop for cutting loose....the electric piano and percussion are very specific and well thought out.....great production !!!!!....oh yea.....I love the flute !
The prime movers of the FTLPOPE conspiracy. The Sorrows of the Languedoc are the languid, thoughtful page of the heretical tract. Searching for the place...
The prime movers of the FTLPOPE conspiracy. The Sorrows of the Languedoc are the languid, thoughtful page of the heretical tract. Searching for the place between sonic sweetness and the howl into the void. Click on the name to visit these other ftlpope incarnations:
This is really nice. A great piece of art. I was thrown off at first when I listened to some of your music, but I now know that you really do produce some fine work. Keep it up!
Lots on interesting Harmonic variation in the arrangement which keeps the piece moving along,I think daring late night jam after the audience has gone home in places, and scattered soundtrack like collages. Interesting when turned up in the big system - fills the space nicely.
Great piece, enjoyed the variety of instrumentation and resulting moods. Loved hearing the Berimbau in this context along with an absolutely great sounding bass. It's a dreamlike journey. Very good work and very entertaining.
I forget that Fusion really came from Jazz, in terms of definition. And this is exactly what I was "needing" to hear now.
Ohh, shades of early Santana with the guitar.
This is righteous stuff. Full of Spirit.
My latest Mix favorite! Thanks!
This is so cool......the longer you listen the better it gets.....the bass is driving me from the 2nd passage.....oh ....theres the guitar I wanted to play.....nice full back drop for cutting loose....the electric piano and percussion are very specific and well thought out.....great production !!!!!....oh yea.....I love the flute !