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Zeros and ones cast in impressions, recommendations and contemplations. Follow-up to many unpublished websites ('Rest in Beats').
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Friday, March 12, 2010
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Hermeto Pascoal Lagoon Extended Version
As it fell into my high-frequency posting period some people may not have paid full attention to my post on this great musician that goes by the name of Hermeto Pascoal. Here is a version of his Lagoon Nature Funk Jazz Performance that is extended by a two minute waterdrum session. Unbelievably good!
Saturday, March 10, 2007
As Announced on Thursday's WWShow: Hermeto Pascoal
On Thursday, Gilles Peterson mentioned Hermeto Pascoal, a freaky but ingenious Brazilian composer who "uses nature as a basis for his compositions" and who played with Miles Davis.
Since man's (lost) closeness to nature is a recent recurring theme, I thought, I'd post on Hermeto.
Check out his gorgeous 10 minute gig on the Montreux Jazz Festival 1979 (upper video), which might be hard to follow if you're not into this kind of music.
The funnier 'close to nature' clip, that was also announced by Gilles, is the lower one with him and six other half naked men playing water-filled bottles in a lagoon.
Since man's (lost) closeness to nature is a recent recurring theme, I thought, I'd post on Hermeto.
Check out his gorgeous 10 minute gig on the Montreux Jazz Festival 1979 (upper video), which might be hard to follow if you're not into this kind of music.
The funnier 'close to nature' clip, that was also announced by Gilles, is the lower one with him and six other half naked men playing water-filled bottles in a lagoon.
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