Showing posts with label John Brunious. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

TUBA TUESDAY GIVEAWAY! Free Track: Eh La Bas


The Pres Hall family is introducing a new giveaway series titled, TUBA TUESDAY GIVEAWAY! We will be giving away Rare and Unique Hall Memorabilia every Tuesday. The giveaways include:
-A monthly FREE DOWNLOAD
-Giveaway contests through Preservation Hall's social networks (FACEBOOK and TWITTER)
-As well as contests through Pres Hall's MAILING LIST 
-Win vintage photos, posters, apparel, music and MUCH MORE!

If you haven't already, START FOLLOWING US! Keep your eyes open on Tuesday. You could very well be a winner!

TUBA TUESDAY GIVEAWAY: FREE TRACK
Eh La Bas from Shake That Thing (Rec. 2001)
Shake That Thing is Available on iTUNES ($7.92)
or
Purchase SHAKE THAT THING from Pres Hall's ONLINE STORE

Featured Musicians on Eh La Bas:
Don Vappie-Vocal/Banjo
John Brunious-Trumpet
Frank Demond-Trombone
Joe Lastie-Drums
Ben Jaffe-Bass
Rickie Monie-Piano

About Shake That Thing:
This is what New Orleans music is all about – sacred, profane, jubilant, solemn, loose, funky and fun. Drawing talent from the full cast of players featured in Preservation Hall’s nightly performances, this CD faithfully recreates the verve an energy for which the venue has become so well known.  



Featuring an expanded lineup of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Shake That Thing is a joyous celebration of over 40 years of New Orleans jazz tradition. Adding such New Orleans jazz luminaries as trumpeter Leroy Jones, clarinetist Dr. Michael White, and drummer Shannon Powell, the band powers through several standards and traditional tunes that easily rate as some of the most raucous, funky, and happy tracks to come out of Preservation Hall. From Don Vappie's patois vocals on "Eh la Bas" to the gospel-meets-street beat of "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," most of the various New Orleans musical styles are covered here. This is relevant, rootsy jazz that deserves to be heard well beyond the confines of the institution it sprang from. 

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

FREE TRACK TUESDAY! Apple Tree

The weather is warming up. The air is sweet, and the Hall Family has another FREE TRACK for you this Tuesday!

Today's free track is entitled, Apple Tree, and it comes from the 2005 release, Hurricane Sessions, by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band

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Hurrican Sessions is AVAILABLE on iTUNES ($9.99). You can also purchase the CD/DVD combo ONLY from Preservation Hall's ONLINE STORE

CD Track Listing:
01. RADIO INTRO.
02. HOW LONG BLUES
03. EH LA BA
04. BAND INTRODUCTION
05. APPLE TREE
06. COMPLICATED LIFE
07. DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO MISS NEW ORLEANS
08. INTRO.
09. LORD I DON'T WANT TO BE BURIED
10. OVER IN THE GLORYLAND
11. HEEBEE JEEBIES
12. BLOW WIND BLOW
13. SUGAR BLUES
14. I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE
15. WHO THREW THE WHISKEY IN THE WELL
16. PRECIOUS LORD
17. LAST CHANCE TO DANCE



The DVD chronicles the band’s history and includes the first television appearance by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band on the Brinkley News Hour in 1961, as well as rare concert footage from the Newport Jazz Festival and a video of Preservation Hall filmed in the early sixties. In a contemporary ode to New Orleans, the DVD also includes a video for the song “Complicated Life.”  Directed by New Orleans native Henry Griffin and shot in the French Quarter months before the floods of 2005, the video follows Clint Maedgen through pre-Katrina New Orleans as he cycles through the French Quarter with a cast of revelers in tow and ends at Preservation Hall.

DVD Track Listing:
01. COMPLICATED LIFE
02. EARLY NEWS REEL
03. BRINKLEY NEWS HOUR 1961
04. NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL
05. GERMAN TV NEWS REEL 1960's
06. GERMAN TV NEWS REEL Part II
07. GEORGE LEWIS ALL-STARS, "Red Wing"