It's a new jazz incident from Van Credenza.
A remedy for villains and a carnival for all in the colony.
Fusion for the confused.
Crunchy soul for those living in the strange factory.
A cheerful false question for everyone.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Thursday, September 25, 2014
It was San Andreas Fault
Instrumental: part of a series.
Labels:
Guitar,
Instrumental,
San Andreas Fault,
Van Credenza
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Buffalo Bill Floyd
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While two of Van Credenza's members languish in a Turkish jail awaiting trial, the remainder of the band have turned to disc spinning.
Buffalo Bill Floyd is an example of their work at present, a Pink Floyd back track voiced by Malcolm McLaren and BIll Withers, the first time these three acts have worked together.
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While two of Van Credenza's members languish in a Turkish jail awaiting trial, the remainder of the band have turned to disc spinning.
Buffalo Bill Floyd is an example of their work at present, a Pink Floyd back track voiced by Malcolm McLaren and BIll Withers, the first time these three acts have worked together.
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Labels:
Bill Withers,
blend,
cutup,
Ferencvaros,
Malcolm McLaren,
mash-up,
mashup,
Pink Floyd,
Van Credenza
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Mein Kaempfert
Miloslav Ladislav Geisler developed the ‘knack bass’ sound while working with Bert Kaempfert, James Last and Freddy Quinn. Although born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, he had been drafted into the German Air Force late during WW2, and while in a Danish POW camp, met Bert Kaempfert who had been in the German Navy.
They developed a musical friendship which would be key to providing the laid-back, relaxed Kaempfert musical style.
And thus the Nazis contributed positively, if unwittingly, to the present day easy-listening genre still popular with aged but enthusiastic zealots the world over.
They developed a musical friendship which would be key to providing the laid-back, relaxed Kaempfert musical style.
And thus the Nazis contributed positively, if unwittingly, to the present day easy-listening genre still popular with aged but enthusiastic zealots the world over.
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Labels:
A Swingin' Safari,
Bert Kaempfert,
easy listening,
Ladi Geisler,
Nazis
Friday, April 25, 2014
Ohh See Mee
From their album 'A Walk in the Black, Red, Yellow and Green Forest', here's Van Credenza's take on 1960s 'The Afolayans' Jamaican hit 'Ohh See Mee'.
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Monday, March 03, 2014
Not Genetically Programmed
Coarse racist whisky drinking haggis and deep fried Mars bars eating bagpipe playing pale skinned ginger haired mean and dour kilt wearing woad painted genetically programmed Scots.
Van Credenza utilise basic instruments, bass, guitar and drums on this tune, plus a wind guitar, an unusual experimental virtual instrument first tested in Scotland: it is a thermo-acoustically controlled harmonic type generator.
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Van Credenza utilise basic instruments, bass, guitar and drums on this tune, plus a wind guitar, an unusual experimental virtual instrument first tested in Scotland: it is a thermo-acoustically controlled harmonic type generator.
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Labels:
devolution,
electronic,
genetics,
politics,
servant,
Van Credenza,
Vancredenza
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