First ToneBoneMachine album "Gabber Swing"
Just another BWG production

This little fingersnipper deals with dumb influencers, the blind leading the naked.

Gabber Swing

Masterclass

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Solo jazz guitar cover arrangement performed by Brent Goodman

Don't Get Around Much Anymore [ LIVE COVER 2025 ]

This is my Instrumental of the Jazz-Classic "Rent Party Blues" from 1929. The song is first recorded by The Jungle Band with Duke Ellington in the same year. The song is writen by Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges. Have fun with it.
p only for this recording by der minotauros for monokino productions 2025 

Rent Party Blues

Gute Nacht, Franz Schubert / In a Sentimental Mood, Duke Ellington
Anne Piffard, violoncelle
Sébastien Germain, piano
Enregistré en concert au temple de Massillargues-Attuech (30) le 9 mai 2025

Gute Nacht/Sentimental Mood @Massillargues

Cool jazz radio show on www.radio-maestral.hr This edition features various artists from golden era of jazz. Track list:
Joe Pass Quartet - There Will Never Be Another You 5:05
Bob Brookmeyer Quintet - Sometime Ago 4:08
Thelonious Monk - Think Of One 6:05 
Benny Green - Little Ditty 3:58
Blue Concept by Nat Adderley 7:50
Tal Farlow - Night And Day 4:23
Curtis Fuller Sextet - Judyful 9:05
Dave Brubeck - trolley song 3:03
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers - Along Came Betty 6:12 
Jimmy Giuffre Septet - Nutty Pine 3:15
Lee Konitz Quartet with Warne Marsh - Topsy 5:33
Stan Getz Quartet - Nobody Else But Me 4:49
Miles Davis - Summertime 3:16
Miles Davis Sextet - Fran-Dance 7:16
Zoot Sims - I Cover the Waterfront 4:12
Louis Armstrong - Georgia on My Mind 3:12
Duke Ellington - Rockin' In Rhythm 3:02
COUNT BASIE - GREEN ONIONS 3:56
Tennessee Ernie Ford - Sixteen tons

Cool jazz 122 ( 29.5.2025. ) Various artists from golden era of jazz

AfricaNow! June 11, 2025 Black Washington, Jazz & Resistance

Topic and Guest: June is Black Music Month or African American Music Month.  Thus today AfricaNow! presents a conversation with Dr. Maurice Jackson about the history and power of music in Washington, DC and its utility in resistance.  The conversation between historian Dr. Jackson and Dr. Josh Myers of AfricaNow! and Africa World Now Project collective centers on the book Rhythms of Resistance and Resilience: How Black Washingtonians Used Music and Sports in the Fight For Equality by Dr. Maurice Jackson.  This discussion was also featured in CapitolBop.  The discussion interweaves the musical and socio-political history of Washington with names such as Marian Anderson, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and the Turkish Ertegun brothers, as well as the role that teachers such as John Malachi and Calvin Jones played in training the talent that continues to shape D.C.’s music.

Rhythms of Resistance and Resilience publisher’s description notes that “In the Nation's Capital, music and sports have played a central role in the lives of African Americans, often serving as a barometer of social conflict and social progress—for sports clubs and ball games, jam sessions and concerts, offered entertainment, enlightenment, and encouragement. At times, they have also offered a means of escape from the harsh realities of everyday life. (https://press.georgetown.edu/Book/Rhythms-of-Resistance-and-Resilience)  

Dr. Maurice Jackson teaches Atlantic World and African American History at Georgetown University. Professor Jackson is author of Let This Voice Be Heard, and coeditor of African Americans and the Haitian Revolution and DC Jazz (Georgetown University Press, 2018). He was the inaugural chair of the Washington, DC, Commission on African American Affairs, appointed by the mayor.

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“FREEDOM SOUNDS” BY THE SKATALITES; music during first half of interview--"SUMMERTIME" BY SHIRLEY HORN, "GOD BLESS THE CHILD" BY BILLIE HOLIDAY, "WEST END BLUES" BY LOUIS ARMSTRONG, "FLUERETTE AFRICAINE (AFRICAN FLOWER)" BY DUKE ELLINGTON and "MERCY MERCY ME (THE ECOLOGY SONG)" BY MARVIN GAYE; break--“KURIMA” BY CHIWONISO MARAIRE; sign-off--“JARABI” BY SONA JOBARTEH; closing--“STAND!” BY SLY & THE FAMILY STONE remembering Sly Stone (March 15, 1943–June 9, 2025) who joined the ancestors a couple of days ago on June 9.

Support AfricaNow! and your community station WPFW.  Donate online: visit https://pledge.wpfwfm.org/index.php and then on Step 1: Contribution scroll down to AfricaNow! to make your donation to the show. You can also text to donate by simply texting WPFWFM (not case sensitive) to 801801 and then follow the instructions. Or on our CashApp, which is $WPFWFM write it is for AfricaNow! and include your email address. Thank you.  

Originally broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM, Washington, DC. Tune into AfricaNow! live on WPFW 89.3 FM in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area or visit www.wpfwfm.org on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 2:00PM (U.S. Eastern).

Photo: Book cover of Rhythms of Resistance and Resilience: How Black Washingtonians Used Music and Sports in the Fight For Equality from https://press.georgetown.edu/Book/Rhythms-of-Resistance-and-Resilience

AfricaNow! Jun. 11, 2025 Black Washington, Jazz & Resistance

A little medley of Duke tunes by Lakewood Jazz Ensemble. Susan on piano. Gary sat this one out so our understudy could play some guitar. 

GnSJazzDukeMedley

Reinterpretación de uno de los clásicos de Duke Ellington, por parte del Hector Tejedo Trio. Con arreglos del mismo Hector Tejedo.

The single petal of a rose

D'Afro X Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington - Mood Indigo

A remix of The Hall (with the 7 doors), originally written for a jazz quintet, now remixed for 4 horns and samples (Logic & BIAB). Trumpet solo by Angelo Verploegen.

Angelo Verploegen - trumpet
Floris van der Vlugt - alto saxophone
Chris Abelen - trombone, samples (Logic & BIAB), composition
Tini Thomsen - baritone saxophone

The Hall Revisited

This week we're exploring the music of some composers whose names start with the letter E. Find complete information about this episode at https://www.kingofinstruments.show/2018/09/23/.

The King of Instruments, ep. 138 - August 23, 2018 - The E-list

The tunes blend different styles, drawing inspiration from Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and the late 20th-century Amsterdam jazz scene while incorporating modern elements like samples and beats that lend it a more upbeat, danceable energy—much like the vibe of "The Hall Revisited" and "At Home" from the EP "Cubicle Life."

Thanks for listening to my music. Hope you'll find something that makes you a better day. It's all about sharing some good vibes. All tracks are optimised for headphone listening, please avoid cheap speakers if possible.

Indie music demos, live rehearsal mixes, original poetry,  audiobook readings, podcasts & more by multi-media creator Brent Goodman, currently producing/performing in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, USA. Contact for collaboration: WholeSelfStudios@gmail.com

If you search for special music, you can find it here... 
„monokino-productions“ is label and plattform for music and video works produced by Bernward Schilke aka „der minotauros“, the name for my musical-ego and my solo-productions. Together with Eva Henning I build the elektro-acustic-duo named „kaas & kopje“. In 2023 we start the new Brass Project "Brass & Kopje". I´m also bassplayer in the punk-rock-poetry band named „Marilyn´s Army“. In the 1990´s I formed the techno-live-orchester named „T.E.V.O.“ together with five Friends. My own CDs  I produced as „der minotauros“ or together with Eva Henning as „kaas & kopje“ and "Brass & Kopje". With „T.E.V.O.“ we produced LP and CD, with „Marilyn´s Army“ several CDs.

Listen to kaas & kopje  and Brass & Kopje releases here:
https://brasskopje.bandcamp.com/

Listen to Marilyn´s Army Albums here: 
https://open.spotify.com/artist/26xKF33K3uixshUB0FRTKZ

See more of the band "T.E.V.O." here: 
http://www.youtube.com/user/tevoesk

German  translation:
„monokino-productions“ ist Label und Plattform für meine eigenen Musik- und Video-Arbeiten. Mein Name ist Bernward Schilke aka „der minotauros“, Musiker, Producer, Songwriter, experimenteller Tonal- und Visual-Gestalter.  Als „der minotauros“ veröffentliche ich seit den 1990er Jahren meine eigenen CDs und experimentellen Videos. Zusammen mit Eva Henning bilde ich seit 2001 das elektro-akkustische-Duo „kaas & kopje“.  Im Jahr 2023 haben wir das neue Brass Projekt "Brass & Kopje" gestartet. In der 1986 gegründeten deutschsprachigen Punk-Rock Band „Marilyn´s Army“ spiele ich seit 1999 den Bass. 1993 gründete ich mit fünf Freunden das Techno-Live-Orchester „T.E.V.O.“. Neben LP und CD Veröffentlichungen spielten wir bis 2001 unzählige Live-Performances auf Techno Partys und Festivals in ganz Deutschland und dem benachbarten Ausland.
Höre die neusten kaas & kopje und Brass & Kopje Veröffentlichungen hier:
https://brasskopje.bandcamp.com/
Höre die neusten Marilyn´s Army Alben hier: 
https://open.spotify.com/artist/26xKF33K3uixshUB0FRTKZ
Mehr vom Techno-Live-Orchester "T.E.V.O." gibt es hier: www.youtube.com/user/tevoesk

Ventilador Music es una agencia musical de Barcelona fundada en el año 1995. Pionera en la visión de las carreras artísticas 360º, está centrada en cuatro áreas:
1. Música en vivo (Representación, Giras y Contratación artística)
2. Gestión de derechos editoriales (+ Publicación de material didáctico musical)
3. Nuevas tecnologías aplicadas a los nuevos modelos de desarrollo de carreras artísticas (Redes Sociales, Promoción y Comunicación)
4. Distribución física y digital.

DJ/Producer part time MC
From Liverpool, England

Peace, Love & Inity

New tracks tagged #Duke Ellington