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| Артист: |
Contino |
| Альбом: |
Back Porch Dogma, 2012 |
| Издатель: |
Blind Pig / BPCD 5144 , USA |
| Жанр: |
Blues |
| Формат файла: |
NL+ |
| Ссылка: |
CD (ed2k://|file|Contino |
| Нахождение: |
eDonkey/Kademlia |
| Релиз-группа: |
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| SPOILER (Info) | | QUOTE: | Here's another CD, similar to the last I wrote about in that veteran musicians put their spin on classic styles, although this one is slightly less blues oriented. But it's still full of fresh ideas and fine rootsy music.
The Las Vegas-based group is called Contino, after its leader, accordionist Pete Contino, son of legendary accordionist Dick Contino, and the album is "Back Porch Dogma" (Blind Pig Records).
The album is filled with enthusiastically eclectic music (I know, too often "eclectic" just means that nobody could figure out what they are doing - but not here.) Contino has made a snappy stew out of some blues and zydeco with some tasty seasonings added.
They open things open with a shuffling, rollicking, piano-laced, old-fashioned ode to the classic American tradition of running moonshine, "Rotgut Run." Follow that with hand-clapping and harp work on a gospel-flavored "Big Tent," with a gritty duet between Pete and guest Maria Muldaur, her smoky pipes still smoking.
After that you can insert a down-and-dirty cover (one of the few here) of Willie Love's "V-8 Ford," a lyrical reading of Tom Wait's "Temptation," and then the original "Zydeco Train." One of the best things about this band's work is that they can re-create music that feels traditional but make it very contemporary.
They make more zydeco on their own "Tain't," and even more blues on the tough little "I Don't Want to Know." Then there's a little country blues on "Dino's." It's all good.
Likewise, I don't want to know if this is all rootsy or Americana. As far as I'm concerned it's just plain fine down-home music. The musicians are all well-seasoned themselves -- there's vocalist Contino, Bob Edwards on upright bass, Al Ek on guitars, harp and vocals, Jim Lovgren on drums and Billy Truitt on keyboards.
They've grown fresh, vital music from the sturdy roots of American music. You should enjoy the fruit. |
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(FLASH MOVIE: http://www.youtube.com/v/gWHt2AUf64c) Band: Pete Contino - Accordion & Vocals Al Ek - Guitars, Harmonicas, Mandolin & Vocals Billy Truitt - Keyboards Rob Edwards - Upright Bass Jim Lovgren - Drums & Percussion Maria Muldaur - Duet Vocals on 'BigTent' Omega Rae & Suzan Z - All Backing Vocals Joel Jaffe - percussion on 'Temptation'
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может он конечно и апрайт бас, но нравится мне от этого меньше не стал 
неонацизм пропагандируешь? 
ойсари, придут Ченьеры - устроят варфоломеевскую ночь)))
в смысле просто 
а я вам, уважаемый, очччччччччччень настоятельно рекомендую прослушать диск сплошняком...и лучше пару раз