5 thoughts on “Friday Jams Fest”

1. Dave Brubeck:

   http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12…

   In 1958, as part of a State Department program that brought jazz as an offer of good will during the cold war, his quartet traveled in the Middle East and India, and Mr. Brubeck became intrigued by musical languages that didn’t stick to 4/4 time – what he called “march-style jazz,” the meter that had been the music’s bedrock. The result was the album “Time Out,” recorded in 1959. With the hits “Take Five” (composed by Mr. Desmond in 5/4 meter and prominently featuring the quartet’s gifted drummer, Joe Morello) and “Blue Rondo Г  la Turk” (composed by Mr. Brubeck in 9/8), the album propelled Mr. Brubeck onto the pop charts.

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3. B.B.’s got ’em . . .

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   Here are the lyrics:

   Lunatic Fringe – Red Rider

   Lunatic Fringe – I know you’re out there
   
   You’re in hiding, and you hold your meetings
   
   I can hear you coming, and I know what you’re after
   
   We’re wise to you this time we won’t let you kill the laughter
   
   wise to you this tiiimmme

   Lunatic Fringe – in the twilight’s last gleaming
   
   This is open season, but you won’t get too far
   
   ‘Cause you got to blame someone for your own confusion
   
   We’re all on guard this time against the Final Solution
   
   all on guard this time

   We can hear you coming no, you’re not going to win this time
   
   We can hear you coming not gonna win
   
   We can hear the footsteps out along the walkway
   
   We can hear the footsteps out along the walkway
   
   them play

   Lunatic Fringe – we all know you’re out there
   
   Can you feel the resistance?
   
   Can you feel the thunder?
   
    

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