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This show is all about bop and modal jazz records hailing from Japan. Tune in as we spend two hours moving through piano heavy records from the late 60’s to early 80s by the likes of Ryo Fukui, Takehiro Honda, and Shintaro Quintet… 今回のエピソードは日本のモード・ジャズを特集。福居良、本田竹広、Shintaro Quintetらが奏でる、重厚なピアノのサウンドが特徴的な60年代から80年代初期の楽曲を中心にお届けします。Translated by Satoko Akune.
A prolific & singular figure in jungle & drum and bass, Dillinja produced a body of work in the 1990s and 2000s that set a high water mark for club production finesse. Even now, most top producers in the genre are sure to have some secret weapon samples titled "Dillinja bass". DJ Persuasion and Dev/Null pull together two hours of his finest tracks, including anthems, rarities, well worn favourites and unreleased dubs on this In Focus.
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There are two bands that go by the name The Horne Section:
1) The Horne Section is a six-man comedy jazz band and accompanying radio, TV, podcast and live musical comedy show. Led by frontman Alex Horne, the show mixes music with spoken-word comedy and spoof songs. The band consist of childhood friends, who first performed together in May 2010.
The Horne Section have performed regularly at the Edinburgh Festival, as well as touring the UK.
2) A US boogiefunk studio project, active from around 1983 to 1985. Henry Horne did all the rhythm tracks (live drums and drum machine, all keyboards and synth bass, guitar, percussion, and background vocals). Roger Garnette did the lead and background vocals and brought in 4 horns players which he knew and who used to work with the Trammps: Sly Smithers (trumpet), Gearald Chavis (trumpet), Harold Watkins (trombone) and Rubin Henderson (tenor saxophone).
There are two bands that go by the name The Horne Section:
1) The Horne Section is a six-man comedy jazz band and accompanying radio, TV, podcast and live musical comedy show. Led by frontman Alex Horne, the show mixes music with spoken-word comedy and spoof songs. The band consist of childhood friends, who first performed together in May 2010.
The Horne Section have performed regularly at the Edinburgh Festival, as well as touring the UK.
2) A US boogiefunk studio project, active from around 1983 to 1985. Henry Horne did all the rhythm tracks (live drums and drum machine, all keyboards and synth bass, guitar, percussion, and background vocals). Roger Garnette did the lead and background vocals and brought in 4 horns players which he knew and who used to work with the Trammps: Sly Smithers (trumpet), Gearald Chavis (trumpet), Harold Watkins (trombone) and Rubin Henderson (tenor saxophone).
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