Riff de Guayla
E&E II
Eddy & the Ethiopians
Composition : Edward Capel
Edward Capel : Bariton Sax
Bart Maris : Trumpet
Laurance Bilger : Flute
Orkun Ağır : Baglama
Mathias Van de Wiele : Guitar
Osama Meleegi : Percussion
Kenrick Gunther : Percussion
Bart van Dongen : Keys
Jan van de Lest : Bass
John Maasakkers : Drums

Riff De Guayla

To Never Forget The Source

Vocalist, composer, and electronic musician Charmaine Lee with commentary on and excerpts from four performances at the Roulette concert hall in Brooklyn from 2017-2021 with bits of the works Ceremony and Papillae, an appearance at the Resonant Bodies Festival, plus solos and collaborations with violist Joanna Mattrey, cellist Lester St. Louis, trumpeter Nate Wooley, and electronics with Conrad Tao. Raised by Hong Kong émigrés in Australia, educated at Princeton and New England Conservatory, Charmaine Lee is now a major contributor to the New York experimental music scene. A recipient of Roulette’s Van Lier Fellowship, Lee returns to Roulette as part of the Mixology Festival on 10 Feb. 2024.

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Charmaine Lee: The Edge of Nowhere

The composer Ches Smith in a collection of excerpts from performances at Roulette featuring Smith on drums, percussion, vibraphone, drum machine, and electronics. The artist provides background on his wide-ranging band projects including a Haitian ceremonial concert with drummer Daniel Brevil plus ensembles with Bill Frisell, guitar; Craig Taborn, piano; Matt Maneri, viola; Mary Halvorson, guitar; Devin Hoff, bass, and many more stellar players. Smith’s 2024 album, Laugh Ash, will be celebrated in a release concert at Roulette on March 20, 2024.

Ches Smith: Another Language

Bassist, composer, and improviser Brandon Lopez in solo, duo, and ensemble works recorded at Roulette alongside the artist's commentary on technique, process, influences, and the unexpected. With appearances by collaborators Steve Baczkowski (sax), gabby fluke-mogul and Marina Kifferstein (violins), Nate Wooley (trumpet), Michael Foster (sax), Ben Bennett, (percussion), Gerald Cleaver (drums), and Cecilia Lopez (electronics). The title Lopez refers to looks like this: vilevilevilevilevile...

Brandon Lopez: Digging Deep

The setlist

    ‘1984’
    ‘Rebel Rebel’
    ‘Moonage Daydream’
    ‘Sweet Thing’
    ‘Candidate’
    ‘Sweet Thing (Reprise)’
    ‘Changes’
    ‘Suffragette City’
    ‘Aladdin Sane’
    ‘All The Young Dudes’
    ‘Cracked Actor’
    ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll With Me’
    ‘Watch That Man’
    ‘Knock On Wood’
    ‘Here Today, Gone Tomorrow’
    ‘Space Oddity’
    ‘Future Legend’
    ‘Diamond Dogs’
    ‘Panic In Detroit’
    ‘Big Brother’
    ‘Chant Of The Ever Circling Skeletal Family’
    ‘Time’
    ‘The Width Of A Circle’
    ‘The Jean Genie’
    ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Suicide’. Bowie performed at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, on 10 July 1974.
It was the 23rd date of the Diamond Dogs Tour, which had kicked off in Montreal on 14 June, and the third of six consecutive nights at the Tower Theater.
The musical director was Michael Kamen, who also played electric piano, Moog synthesizer, and oboe. Earl Slick played guitar, and Mike Garson was on piano and Mellotron. The bass guitarist was Herbie Flowers, and the drummer was Tony Newman.
The backing singers were Geoff MacCormack (billed as Warren Peace) and Gui Andrisano. The line-up was completed by David Sanborn and Richard Grando on saxophone and flute, and percussionist Pablo Rosario.
All but the last night of Bowie’s residency at the Tower were recorded, with the results issued on the David Live album.
   '' In the summer David recorded his shows at the Philadelphia Tower Theater; I was not able to attend. It was reported at the time that my car broke down travelling from New York, but I don’t recall that ever happening. David just took it upon himself to record the show for posterity, and then liked what he heard and decided to mix it into his first live album. There was one problem with this idea in that it was recorded very poorly, not that the performances were anything less than excellent on most of the songs.''
Tony Visconti
Bowie, Bolan And The Brooklyn Boy . Bowie had first played at the Tower Theater during the Ziggy Stardust Tour on 30 November, 1, and 2 December 1972, and again on 16, 17, 18, and 19 February 1973.

Bowie At the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania,10 July 1974.

Patterns in Repeat

Daisy (Live at Albert Hall)

live from another planet (which looked suspiciously like this one here, but.....).

'17.

SunOfGoldfinger-live-CongratulationsToYou

Ethiopians cassettes mixtaped by Alexo and Covalesky.
1. Fatna Ibrahim - Wed Seb Sèfèr Bedilu (Snar / ? / Jot Music Shop)
2. Ali Mohamed Birra - Hammalelee (Dumbushee Galaa (rééditions) / 1969 /  Kaifa /Tango)
3. Yesehaq Bandjaw - Yadah (Yesudan Zèfèn) (Love Song part 2 / 1997 /  Axum Electronic)
4. Mes Ethiopia Gebrèmariam - Qèbèdahi Galehlèy (Tem Nitèy Lem Lima / Sègènètè Music Shop/Unique Music Shop)
5. Alèmu Bèlay - Godadayé (? / ? / Alèm Music Shop)
6. Betsegabu Tèshalè - (Awers puis Shègè Qolha ou Bèrah Gènbèr puis Nehnay/ ? / Kokeb)
7. Zuriyah Abyu - Arada  (Arada / 2002 / Walya)

Ethio K7 Mixtape I

"Good thoughts bring forth good fruit" (George Clinton, 1974)
Surprising connections between different selections, ear-pleasing explorations crossing global borders, timeless decades and different foundations.
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"People sometimes ask me, what style of music I like and I always tell them: 'as many styles as there are colours in the rainbow'. 

I made a selection of my loveliest records covering all different styles. Starting with sweet Afro influenced music to excellent London jazz fusion, library music & uptempo groovy classics to the Latin universe & deviant eighties to epsilon phase from global communication & colours beyond colours from Dj Food. I recorded with all the love for music & good vibes for the human race. "

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