Jazz & Blues kutak :)

nikodim:
Nikad cuo za Raw Hide.
Trazio sam na YuoTube... ali isam nasao nista... aj okaci negde nesto da cume sta je to.
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Raw Hide
- Jovan Ilic - vocal & harp
- Vladan Stanosevic - guitar
- Ivan Stanosevic - guitar
- Darko Golic - accoustic bass
- Blagoje Nedeljkovic - drums


One of the most persistent rhythm and blues bands was formed in 1982. The leader of the group, Jovan Ilic, had performed for years with numerous bands in his native town of Sabac, as well as Belgrade. With the creation of the band, called “Raw Hide”, he started to explore both traditional and contemporary aspects of the blues. After frequent changes of the musicians, the band finally settled down as: Jovan Ilic (vocal, harp), Vladan Stanosevic (guitar), Ivan Stanosevic (guitar), Darko Golic (accoustic bass) and Blagoje Nedeljkovic (drums). At the beginning they played only standards, but in time they have built up a lot of their own compositions.

Their first single “All night long” was released in 1987 and contained four compositions of their own. At the time the band often played in ex Yugoslav republics, which contributed to the quality of their performance.

In June 1988 they performed at Belgrade Blues Days Festival, where they accompanied Todor Todorovic and Louisiana Red. In August they played at the blues festival in the Italian town of Gorizza, and in November they played with Johnny Mars and Mick Waller at the Nineteenth Belgrade Jazz Festival. In September 1989 they took part at the Lehrte Blues Festival in Germany. In June 1991 they performed again with Louisiana Red at the Summertime Jazz and Blues Festival in Belgrade. At the time they released their second single “No Place to Go”, with four rhythm and blues standards. In January 1992 they accompanied Dave Kelly in his Yugoslav tour. In August of the same year they took part at two blues festival in Hungary, in Budapest and Tatabanja. At the end of the year they were present at the first blues festival in Thessalonica; afterwards they accompanied Ronald Abrams in his tour round Yugoslavia. In May 1993 they performed at Blues Napok Festival in Seged.

In early 1994 were among performers in the compilation “Belgrade the Blues Today Vol. 1” (PGP RTS). In the same year they released their first CD “Hugger Mugger” in their own production, having as guest the pianist Vlada Maricic, and Ivana Pavlovic and Neda Markovic as vocals. Besides standards, the CD contains original compositions of Jovan Ilic.

In July 1994 they played at two-day open air festival in the Vojvodina village of Ada, and in November at the First Jazz Festival in Sabac. In February 1995 they were present at the Blues festival in Thessalonica, and in July they played with Magic Slim at the Summertime Jazz and Blues Festival in Belgrade. In November 1996 they played at the Belgrade Marsoni Blues Festival with Gary Sloan. During Sloan’s stay in Belgrade they made their second CD “Gypsy Moon”, which came out in early 1997. Gary Sloan sang back vocals, played the harp and produced the whole material. In the Jovan Ilic’s theme “Doin’ My Thing”, Sloan has the role of the lead singer who tells his story about the sojourn in Belgrade and work with Raw Hide. The guitar player Ivan Stanosevic also took part as a guest in the recording of the CD.

During its career the group Raw Hide has built up an image of a club band; besides taking part in festivals, they regularly play in clubs. Moreover, they are recurrent participants at jazz and blues festivals in Serbia.

www.geocities.com/rawhide_band/reviews.htm
 
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Raw Hide
- Jovan Ilic - vocal & harp
- Vladan Stanosevic - guitar
- Ivan Stanosevic - guitar
- Darko Golic - accoustic bass
- Blagoje Nedeljkovic - drums


One of the most persistent rhythm and blues bands was formed in 1982. The leader of the group, Jovan Ilic, had performed for years with numerous bands in his native town of Sabac, as well as Belgrade. With the creation of the band, called “Raw Hide”, he started to explore both traditional and contemporary aspects of the blues. After frequent changes of the musicians, the band finally settled down as: Jovan Ilic (vocal, harp), Vladan Stanosevic (guitar), Ivan Stanosevic (guitar), Darko Golic (accoustic bass) and Blagoje Nedeljkovic (drums). At the beginning they played only standards, but in time they have built up a lot of their own compositions.

Their first single “All night long” was released in 1987 and contained four compositions of their own. At the time the band often played in ex Yugoslav republics, which contributed to the quality of their performance.

In June 1988 they performed at Belgrade Blues Days Festival, where they accompanied Todor Todorovic and Louisiana Red. In August they played at the blues festival in the Italian town of Gorizza, and in November they played with Johnny Mars and Mick Waller at the Nineteenth Belgrade Jazz Festival. In September 1989 they took part at the Lehrte Blues Festival in Germany. In June 1991 they performed again with Louisiana Red at the Summertime Jazz and Blues Festival in Belgrade. At the time they released their second single “No Place to Go”, with four rhythm and blues standards. In January 1992 they accompanied Dave Kelly in his Yugoslav tour. In August of the same year they took part at two blues festival in Hungary, in Budapest and Tatabanja. At the end of the year they were present at the first blues festival in Thessalonica; afterwards they accompanied Ronald Abrams in his tour round Yugoslavia. In May 1993 they performed at Blues Napok Festival in Seged.

In early 1994 were among performers in the compilation “Belgrade the Blues Today Vol. 1” (PGP RTS). In the same year they released their first CD “Hugger Mugger” in their own production, having as guest the pianist Vlada Maricic, and Ivana Pavlovic and Neda Markovic as vocals. Besides standards, the CD contains original compositions of Jovan Ilic.

In July 1994 they played at two-day open air festival in the Vojvodina village of Ada, and in November at the First Jazz Festival in Sabac. In February 1995 they were present at the Blues festival in Thessalonica, and in July they played with Magic Slim at the Summertime Jazz and Blues Festival in Belgrade. In November 1996 they played at the Belgrade Marsoni Blues Festival with Gary Sloan. During Sloan’s stay in Belgrade they made their second CD “Gypsy Moon”, which came out in early 1997. Gary Sloan sang back vocals, played the harp and produced the whole material. In the Jovan Ilic’s theme “Doin’ My Thing”, Sloan has the role of the lead singer who tells his story about the sojourn in Belgrade and work with Raw Hide. The guitar player Ivan Stanosevic also took part as a guest in the recording of the CD.

During its career the group Raw Hide has built up an image of a club band; besides taking part in festivals, they regularly play in clubs. Moreover, they are recurrent participants at jazz and blues festivals in Serbia.

www.geocities.com/rawhide_band/reviews.htm
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nikodim:
Da li neko moze da nabavi ili ima album na kom se nalazi ova kompozicija?
- studijski snimak
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Pa, pošto niko ne odgovara - moram ja da se umešam.
Mislim da se radi o ovom albumu:

Paladio.jpg


Ja ga ne posedujem, ali mislim da znam nekog ko ga ima. Pokušaću da nabavim mp3 verziju ( ili da konvertujem audio ), pa ću Ti ga poslati na FTP.
 
P.S.
U stvari, ovo što si ti slušao ( gledao ) je Palladio - Allegro, stav iz istoimenog koncerta za gudački orkestar Karl Jenkinsa.
Imam ga ( mislim: Allegro ) na jednoj CD kompilaciji. Poslaću Ti ga, za prvu pomoć. Moram da prevrnem svoju cd-teku ( i konačno je složim po abcedi ).

Evo šta kažu drugi ( preuzeto sa nekog foruma ):

''The original version on the album "Diamond Music" is obviously the best, but I also like the harp version by Catrin Finch, on her album "Crossing The Stone".''
 
Poslednja izmena:
Za svaki slučaj, da nas neko ne optuži kako se bavimo klasičnom muzikom na j&b forumu evo kratke biografije Karla Jenkinsa:

Composer, arranger, keyboardist and woodwinds player Karl Jenkins fell in with the London jazz scene of the late '60s while studying at the Royal Acedemy of Music. Prior to spending over a decade in the last incarnations of Soft Machine, he spent time in a number of jazz groups, along with the Graham Collier Band and Nucleus; he also leant his services to recording sessions and tours for PJ Proby and Scott Walker.
Along with John Marshall, the Welshman navigated Soft Machine through most of the '70s, which saw the group developing their sound significantly away from their earlier years. After the band decided to call it quits, Jenkins turned to film, TV, theater, and orchestra work. In the '90s, he spearheaded Adiemus, a studio project that released a series acclaimed ethno-classical discs. He has recorded under his own name as well, including 1998's Imagined Oceans.

- Andy Kellman, All Music Guide
 
zakris:
P.S.
U stvari, ovo što si ti slušao ( gledao ) je Palladio - Allegro, stav iz istoimenog koncerta za gudački orkestar Karl Jenkinsa.
Imam ga ( mislim: Allegro ) na jednoj CD kompilaciji. Poslaću Ti ga, za prvu pomoć. Moram da prevrnem svoju cd-teku ( i konačno je složim po abcedi ).

Evo šta kažu drugi ( preuzeto sa nekog foruma ):

''The original version on the album "Diamond Music" is obviously the best, but I also like the harp version by Catrin Finch, on her album "Crossing The Stone".''
Kliknite za proširenje...

Zakris, jel te ne mrzi da prebacis ceo CD te klasike, sigurno ima dobrih kompozicija.
 
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