This is a clip from the 1979 Pittsburgh Men's Club Allegheny Jazz Festival, featuring the innovator and absolute master of solo jazz guitar, George Van Eps. Here he plays the Gershwin tune "I've Got a Crush on You" (thanks yo jason8string for letting me know). As you can tell, he is using a seven string guitar which he also innovated. Hope you enjoy.画質イマイチ、
May 1933, Rodgers, suffering from Tuberculosis, traveled to New York City for a group of sessions beginning May 17, 1933. He started these sessions recording alone and completed four songs on the first day. When he returned to the studio after a day's rest, he had to record sitting down and soon retreated to his hotel in hopes of regaining enough energy to finish the songs he had been rehearsing. The recording engineer hired two session musicians to help Rodgers when he came back to the studio a few days later. Together they recorded a few songs, including "Mississippi Delta Blues". For his last song of the session, however, Jimmie chose to perform alone, and as a matching bookend to his career, recorded "Years Ago" by himself.最後の力を振り絞って・・・
Jimmie Rodgers died two days later on May 26, 1933 from a lung hemorrhage. He was 35 years old.
It is a Japanese musician, music of donto. The title is a meaning called the wave. I performed the arrangement.まいっちょDynamic Guitar,
作詞/作曲 どんと
編曲 monophonica
"どんと" の曲「波」のカバーです。
Mac に付いているガレージバンドで多重録音しました。
ギター、ベースは生録音。オルガンは、Mac のキーボードを使って演奏してます。ドラムはガレージバンドの音源を使いました。
使用機材
Guitar : Yamaha Dynamic Guitar No.10A, Rider by Headway RYG
Bass : Yamaha MB40 Fretless Specification
Guitar Amp : Roland JC-20
Keyboard : GarageBand
Drums : Sound Source of GarageBand
Microphone & Camera : iSight
Headphone : Sony MDR-CD900ST
MTR : GarageBand
Movie Editor & Mastering : iMovie HD
昨年暮れに縁あって我が家の一員に仲間入りしたヤマハのヴィンテージ・ギター「ダイナミック・ギター」を紹介します。1960年代前半の生まれで私と歳が近いせいかとても気が合います。音の個性が古い音楽によくマッチすると感じました。ボロボロの風貌もなぜかとても愛着を感じます。すっげイケまくり、
中山うりニューアルバム「ホロホロ」発売記念ライブ at ザムザ阿佐谷(2012.12.11&12)応援ポチっ頼んます。だあけみ
福澤和也(g)
南勇介(b)
宮川剛(per/dr)
notch(per)
黒川紗恵子(cl)
湯浅佳代子(tb)
撮影/編集 野田昌志
中山うり new album『ホロホロ』2012.12.19リリース!
official web site: http://nakayamauri.com
【収録曲】
1.ホタル
2.雨に魔法をかけて
3.コバルトブルー
4.午前0時のベルが鳴る
5.小さな窓に
6.まさかさかさか
7.たそがれうらら
8.あかいくつ
9.カンタービレ
10.恋する自転車
11.ホロホロ涙知らぬ鳥
品番UBCA-1031
発売元:有限会社タフビーツ/A.O.I
販売元:BounDEE by SSNW
The great country blues singer and guitarist Big Bill Broonzy performs "Worried Man Blues," "Hey, Hey" and "How You Want It Done." From the DVD "A Musical Journey: The Films of Pete, Toshi and Dan Seeger." More info at http://www.guitarvideos.com/products/vestapol-dvds/a-musical-journey-the-film...応援ポチっ頼んます。だあけみ
Hope you enjoy this wonderful blues play.大晦日のこの時間に聴く。
I'm not doing so well it's becoming plain to see
There a whole lot of trouble in store for me
I got to tell you it really hurts me to my soul
My new years resolution didn't last too long
Tried to quit smoking too many thing went wrong
It been a real bad year only twelve more months to go
My wife's been out work going on eight weeks
Fridge ain't got no food and my roof keeps getting leaks
I got to tell you feel like I'm losing control
Taxman told me I make less than I owe
Living too fast and I'm going down slow
It been a real bad year only twelve more months to go
Well it all hit the fan when January came along
Ever since then the whole damn world trying to do me wrong
Sometimes I feel like doing myself in
I ain't gonna do it I'm gonna keep on living
There aint no telling when my top is bound to blow
There's just one thing I really really fear
That all this bad luck and trouble carries on in to next year
It's been a real bad year only twelve months to go.
I love this version of 'The Glory of Love' by Big Bill Broonzy, especially that bent note at .58 sec, and also later. It was recorded solo, July 1957, around a year before he died. .Big Bill Broonzy、
Big Bill Broonzy (26 June 1898 -- 15 August 1958) was a prolific American blues singer, songwriter and guitarist. His career began in the 1920s when he played country blues to mostly black audiences. Through the '30s and '40s he successfully navigated a transition in style to a more urban blues sound popular with white audiences. In the 1950s a return to his traditional folk-blues roots made him one of the leading figures of the emerging American folk music revival and an international star. His long and varied career marks him as one of the key figures in the development of blues music in the 20th century.
Broonzy copyrighted more than 300 songs during his lifetime, including both adaptations of traditional folk songs and original blues songs. As a blues composer, he was unique in that his compositions reflected the many vantage points of his rural-to-urban experiences. (The above is adapted from Wikipedia).
There is no video of BBB playing this tune, so I have put together a slideshow of this solo performance. Comments are invited.