The latest episode of the Big Dig jazz show features jazz groups using songs from rock and other popular genres for their own nefarious purposes. Hendrix, King Crimson and the Grateful Dead played...
The latest episode of the Big Dig jazz show features jazz groups using songs from rock and other popular genres for their own nefarious purposes. Hendrix, King Crimson and the Grateful Dead played by big bands; brass bands jamming on Michael Jackson; Nina Simone sings Steppenwolf; Flying Lotus recast as Brazilian jazz, and much more.
Bookmarked for later when I have some time to listen. I'm especially looking forward to listening to this episode though since coversongs are kind of my thing. I created /r/coversongs 8 years ago...
Bookmarked for later when I have some time to listen. I'm especially looking forward to listening to this episode though since coversongs are kind of my thing. I created /r/coversongs 8 years ago and only stepped down from running it a few months ago after Tildes launched. Can't wait to see what the jazz world has to offer in the realm of musical re-imagination! :)
The latest episode of the Big Dig jazz show features jazz groups using songs from rock and other popular genres for their own nefarious purposes. Hendrix, King Crimson and the Grateful Dead played by big bands; brass bands jamming on Michael Jackson; Nina Simone sings Steppenwolf; Flying Lotus recast as Brazilian jazz, and much more.
Bookmarked for later when I have some time to listen. I'm especially looking forward to listening to this episode though since coversongs are kind of my thing. I created /r/coversongs 8 years ago and only stepped down from running it a few months ago after Tildes launched. Can't wait to see what the jazz world has to offer in the realm of musical re-imagination! :)
Oh man the KC set into Redman doing Zeppelin was great. Can't wait to pick this back up tomorrow :)
edit: yeah, no mistaking the Boogaloo