Late Night Music Club with Naturally 7
By Mike Finnigan Tuesday Nov 24, 2009 8:00pmAs Naturally 7 describes it, a capella music is voice without instruments. They are performing what they call "vocal play," where they use their voices to become the instruments. The music, which is amazing, starts at the 1:26 mark.
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In the Air Tonight.
I can feel it! I love this song :)
The hardest working man in showbiz.
James Brown.
California Love.Buenos Noches mi amigos.
Age 39 from cancer.
Lead singer and writer of Jacksoul.
Died in Toronto on Sunday.
Huge loss to Canadian music scene.
Winner of 2 Canadian Juno Awards ('CDN Grammys')
Amazing talented guy that left behind a beautiful young family.
This guy was brilliant such a loss ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Stv9K3ojd4
http://www.jacksoul.com/
Maybe BUYING the new CD may help out his family, I'm hoping?
Rest in peace, Haydain Neale.
Thanks for the links, earl :)
... it hit me hard for some reason (other than the obvious)
he fought so hard in rehab after the accident, and it just seems so cruel ... I dunno...ya know?
but he put out an album in 2006? that was really great..mySOUL?
Really soulful covers of Blue Rodeo, Radiohead, Guess Who ... brilliant.
I just thought he was the future of cool music in Canada ...
it's not fair.
Life is cruel ....
Thank you!
Innovative and fun stuff.
Black Crowes doing Jealous Again and Hard to Handle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzK55bP3Nqc
(Still processing but it will get a lot clearer soon)
The Mills Brothers were doing vocal play in the 1930's.
If I want to hear a voice-centered group that emulates instruments, I'll listen to Manhattan Transfer. In the second video from 2008, their voices may have dropped notes as they've aged, but they still sound great.
"A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNHDKxjZBiQ
"Route 66"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQwb4SpNuKo&fe...
thanks for sharing this! I'm sending it on to my daughter, she'll love it.
I also enjoyed the ba-ba-da music Burt Bacharach did for Butch Cassidy soundtrack. A little more "whitebread" than this, but enjoyable. :)
Thanks again!
Think I'm in love.
A capella, live, will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up and give you cold chills. Once, some young black guys practicing outside a burger joint in downtown Jacksonville, long past the age of doo-wop, but trying out their Dells chops...or a white gospel quartet practicing behind a barn bluegrass show in the Okefenokee...or waiting tables, just after college, during the Barbershop Harmony convention, and they do like to break out in song during meals.
Old Manhattan Transfer is fine, but try the Double Six of Paris...or Take Six...or any of the black doo-wop greats.
Happy Thanksgiving, C&L crew!
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