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Reissued Radio 3 live from the Cartagena Jazz Festival for Spain and the chosen day will be tomorrow Friday 19 November at the national premiere of new work by Macy Gray The Sellout.
Ten years ago, Macy Gray has earned worldwide recognition thanks to the ballad "I try.
The heiress and renewing of the soul classic, still has a unique voice, drawing on the roots of old school funk and soul, blending them with contemporary influences to create something totally original.
Before the stage is a living legend David Sanborn sax with 3 Grammy and 24 solo works, with a constant influence on the music for a long time.
He has worked with some of the biggest names in pop and rock music, including Eric Clapton, The Eagles, the Stones, Bowie, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder ...
Cartagena Jazz Festival comes to the formation of the Joey DeFrancesco Trio with the Hammond organ and Byron Landham on drums.
Tickets, on sale last fifty, cost 25 Euros.
Ten years ago, Macy Gray has earned worldwide recognition thanks to the ballad "I try.
After releasing several albums in between, the actress and singer, soul and R & B had a point and followed his career with Big, published in 2007, and now returns to the scene record with his fifth studio album, The Sellout (The Betrayal ), which opens nationally in Cartagena Jazz Festival.
The heiress and renewing of the soul classic returns with an album "made from the heart and a lot of freedom", which reflects the experiences of the artist in recent years he has been away from studies. She has always unchecked of prevailing trends in show business, and has a firm commitment to your own style.
Many people prefer to listen by Janis Joplin version or Millie Jackson cazallera thanks to its voice, but she prefers songs that play all kinds of clubs.
His voice remains unique.
Seize the roots of old school funk and soul, blending them with contemporary influences to create something totally original.
It was with their second album The Id Macy Gray with which touches the sky, and almost divine fusion of black music styles (funk, soul, R & B and gospel) make it one of the most admired stars in the musical firmament .
Macy makes it clear that she had made the mimicry between Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday and Aretha Franklin.
Languid, fast and electrifying, Gray blends elements of rap, rock and pop with samplers, drum loops, wind instruments and guitar romps.
In short, rock riffs for a soul classic.
New styles for an artist who is a classic.
If there has been a true SUV that is David Sanborn, a living legend saxophonist with 3 Grammy and 24 solo works, with a constant influence on the music for a long time.
He has worked with some of the biggest names in pop and rock music, including Eric Clapton, The Eagles, the Stones, Bowie, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder ...
He has worked with jazz greats as Miles Davis and the Brecker Brothers.
It also adopted the hip-hop and alternative music with the band Ween.
Sanborn technical consistency is reflected in the multitude of styles in which it operates.
Able to play jazz, funk, soul, pop and even rock, with such mastery, which occupies a place of honor among saxophonists of the last decades.
His personal style has been widely imitated.
His last two albums' Here and Gone "(2008) and 'Only Everything' (2010) imply a return to his beloved St. Louis, a tribute to the blues and especially his admired Hank Crawford and Ray Charles.
Fetival to come in Cartagena Jazz trio with Joey DeFrancesco, brilliant musician who accompanied Miles Davis and John McLaughlin at multiple concerts.
But the highlight is that, possibly Joey is widely recognized as the culprit to reawaken interest in the Hammond organ.
It will also be on stage at the New Theatre Circus drummer Byron Landham
Source: Mar de Músicas
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