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UncleJimby1
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Solo for Electric Guitar
This is a track from the Berkeley Improvisation Ensemble's album entitled Solo for Electric Guitar composed and performed by Bob Strizich.
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Chumley Swimming 2
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My dog, Chumley, loved to swim but developed laryngeal paralysis near the end of his life. So, to enable his weekly swim sessions, we had to build a fixture to keep his head out of the water. Here he is at one of his last sessions with his therapist, Nicole, commonly know as the Sea Hag.
Once Upon a Time with Uncle Jimby
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Stories and Songs for Children (JIm Aron and Judy Harnish 1992) There is also a companion book illustrated by Alice Cotton (renowned artist, writer, guitarist and control line precision aerobatics pilot). Selections include: 1) Goldilocks and the Three Bears 2) Teddy Bear's Picnic 3) The Lion and the Mouse 4) The Lion Sleeps Tonight 5) The Circus Train Comes to Town 6) Orange Blossom Special 7)...
Chumley Goes Up in the World
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A dog who can no longer walk and weighs 91.4 pounds, combined with an owner who can't carry 91.4 pounds up the stairs, requires the advent of the Binford 4000 Dogavator. Starring Chumley the Wonder Dog.
The Brass Band / Entertainment Tonight / Entire
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A brief interview by The Brass Band on Entertainment Tonight
Badwater Bridge / Something for Your Pleasure / San Francisco Live Excerpt / 1977ish
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Brief excerpt from the band's appearance on San Francisco Live featuring organist, Ron DeMasi (formerly with Malo). Something for Your Pleasure was written by the talented song writers, Wayne Wallace and Ron Hollins. Several more tunes exist on the full show version.
Badwater Bridge on San Francisco Live 1976 or 1977 (?)
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This was our appearance on a local daytime TV program called San Francisco Live sometime between 1976 and 1978, to the best of my knowledge. There are several patches with digital errors that I was unable to fix. It's only 45 years old. All songs on this show were written by Wayne Wallace and Ron Hollins except for the last tune which, of course, was Earth, Wind and Fire's Get Away.
Keep That Same Old Feeling / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
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Badwater Bridge was a San Francisco based funk band in the mid-seventies. The main thrust of the group was writing new material, but to survive, like most groups,, we played local clubs which required playing cover tunes. Here is one of those. FYI: Some of these club recordings were made on cassette recorders and are not of the highest quality. Our originals can be found on our album: It's Alri...
It Only Takes a Minute Girl / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
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Badwater Bridge was a San Francisco based funk band in the mid-seventies. The main thrust of the group was writing new material, but to survive, like most groups,, we played local clubs which required playing cover tunes. Here is one of those. FYI: Some of these club recordings were made on cassette recorders and are not of the highest quality. Our originals can be found on our album: It's Alri...
Feelings / Badwater Bridge / circa 1975
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Badwater Bridge was a San Francisco based funk band in the mid-seventies. The main thrust of the group was writing new material, but to survive, like most groups,, we played local clubs which required playing cover tunes. Here is one of those. FYI: Some of these club recordings were made on cassette recorders and are not of the highest quality. Our originals can be found on our album: It's Alri...
Space Age / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
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Badwater Bridge was a San Francisco based funk band in the mid-seventies. The main thrust of the group was writing new material, but to survive, like most groups,, we played local clubs which required playing cover tunes. Here is one of those. FYI: Some of these club recordings were made on cassette recorders and are not of the highest quality. Our originals can be found on our album: It's Alri...
Paul Walker's Control Line Precision Aerobatics (f2b) B17/First Official Flight
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Paul Walker's incredible f2b B17 on it's maiden official flight at the Northwest Regionals in 2000. If you don't like this, you don't like Stunt.
Consortium Antiquum
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The Consortium Antiquum was a group formed in the late 60's to perform renaissance music on period instruments (valveless natural trumpets, sackbutts, cornetti, shawms, dulcians, krummhorns, and recorders) utilizing typical renaissance performance techniques. The ensemble performed at various venues in the San Francisco Bay Area including several California Renaissance Faires. In addition, the ...
Live and in Debt
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The Brass Band 2nd album recorded live at the Westwood Playhouse in Los Angeles in 1987.
Just a Tiny Boo Boo...
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The Brass Band's first album recorded live (July 12, 1980) at the Last Laugh Theatre Restaurant and Zoo, an iconic Melbourne, Australia comedy venue.
The Brass Band at The Last Laugh July 12, 1980
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The Brass Band at The Last Laugh July 12, 1980
The Berkeley Improvisation Ensemble 1968-1971 vol.1
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The Berkeley Improvisation Ensemble 1968-1971 vol.1
The Berkeley Improvisation Ensemble 1968-1971 vol.2
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The Berkeley Improvisation Ensemble 1968-1971 vol.2
It's Alright Tonight (Entire Album) by Badwater Bridge
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It's Alright Tonight (Entire Album) by Badwater Bridge
Breakin' Up is Hard to Do / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
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Breakin' Up is Hard to Do / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
I Wrote This Song for You / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
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I Wrote This Song for You / Badwater Bridge circa 1975
Just when I was getting a bit so so watching F2B videos, you do that. WOW.
Quel démonstration de Walker avec le B.17 ....verry hot .. rétablissements. .hoooww.!!💥 Belle réalisation .... Magnifique F2 B. U.S.A......!!
Man he had those engines set perfectly!
I played in this band from 1972 to 1973.
Reminds me of AMM Music
The beast has been resurrected! It’s now electric powered, and has flown again!
👍🔥🔥🔥
What engine size this thing?
4 fois 2,5 cc.....
Fabulous
Amazing
Every so often I wonder if I can find any of your recordings, today I struck gold! I will never forget having to stand up so Fritz van der Vol could walk through the theatre. Also your generosity post-concert to this adoring young tuba player. Thank you.
I love your flying field! Great model airplane, well done!
In the news photo, Uncle Jon says he can identify Tom Conroy standing at the back with a banner. He also remembers , maybe, Jim Aron playing in the orchestra at the opera house much later. And that George Wallace did a great Bullwinkle. --He also heard that there was actually an LP issued from the Consortium, but he never found a copy. He says that Dorothy Heydt became a talented writer, and that she passed from the world recently to the regret of he many friends and admirers.
Dorothy died on 28 June 2022. There are downloadable copies of her major writing works on her web site (just do a search on her name and you should find it). We were married in May 1971 and I cannot express how much I miss her.
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Thanks for sharing Jimby 🙋🏻♂️
Walker un grand du F2B US... LE B 17 Vol merveilleusement bien Tres belle réalisation et des vols extraordinaires .... Bravo Mr Walker...
UncleJimby1
Lots of fuzz about how crazy and funny they are, but what about their incredible musicianship?! As a trumpet player myself, I fully understand how crazy their playing and control over their instruments is. Playing at such a high level while making all those moves is truly incredible!
😍😍😍😍💣💣💣💣
I'm the guy in the back on the Stunt news cover.....
I saw them in Copenhagen once in the eighties. It was outstanding. Were they the forerunners of Mnozil Brass?
Yes indeed. A much more manic ensemble than Mnozil but combined that with superb playing and great characters. I saw them a few times at the Last Laugh in Melbourne and they remain one of the best live acts I have ever seen.
More Please!! Still the greatest act I have ever seen. Great playing and bloody hilarious. Very little footage left. Inspired a quintet of Brass players in Melbourne, Australia.
Delta park Oregon back in the day 70s) had lots of these guys
Thank you so much for posting!
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Felicitaciones Piloto
Phenomenal control....and four engines...obviously synchronized. Landing was perfect....mark of a real pro !
Пилотаж на копии !!!
Guys amazing at it! Look how he dances with the plane!
Paul is pretty amazing at what he has done. Always foreward thinking!
I'm so glad you're posting these clips. I have missed having The Brass Band in my life. How I wish I had my old albums available to me in a digital format (and any of your shows on DVD/bluray!)
I'm working on it
now that was awesome .
Wow amazing!
If that thing were full scale, can you imagine what the crew would be going through during all that maneuvering??? Hey skipper, do another inside loop, the waist gunners are stuck on the ceiling!!!!!! Beautiful and realistic landing by the way
Very impressive, he must have had a sore arm after! Did he used a central tank for the 4 engines to run dry at the same time?
yes
With individual fuel regulators
@@UncleJimby1 Thanks for the clarification and happy new year 🙂
Non il y"a 4 réservoirs qui alimentent une nourrice centrale commune au 4 moteurs .
That was unbelievably cool. I can't imagine how much that thing pulls.
only 6?, could of had a V8
Why didn't I think of that?
I remember seeing this when it first aired! I think Spike Jones would have approved.
Ya Adrian, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!
Exactly!!!
We had this album - along with others - autographed; until we lost them in the Paradise Camp Fire. How wonderful to find the music again! Thank you, "UncleJimby1."
I am so sorry about the fire, James. Hope your family is OK. I would be happy to replace your albums. How would you like to communicate?
@@UncleJimby1 Thank you, Jimby. My email is jdskaug@gmail.com. You know, we used to see you guys every year at the Dickens Christmas Fair and at the Harvest Festival in Sacramento. We, also, saw you in Davis at the university, i believe; and once even arranged a trip to Las Vegas when your group was going to be there - and introduced family to The Brass Band. Our son, now grown, grew up listening to your cassettes and our little '45' of Rocky meets the Moose." Since we found you online, we have downloaded what we could and have enjoyed it while driving. It brings back a lot of pleasant memories. I look forward to hearing from you.
@@jamesskaug1192 Hi James. I will shoot you an email and we'll work out how to do this.
@@UncleJimby1 Sounds great! Thanks.
I received this LP as a gift in the 1980's. My favorite part is in Stars and Stripes Forever when the traditional piccolo solo starts and some of the band members give it a scat counterpart. To this day I cannot listen to the march without in my head doing that part. It always makes me smile. It occurs around minute 38.
Thanks Lanny! Sha-ba doo- ba-dat, ........oh baby!
It's amazing to see that performance, thanks a lot for sharing it, precious !! A pity you didn't perform " let me love you " my favorite (with " it's alright tonight " & " don't take your love away ") :) , maybe not yet written at that time... ;)
Thanks, that was a fun group. Lots of good memories.
@@UncleJimby1 Are you Jim Aron ? It's a great pleasure and honor to talk with you, your Band was so much talented musicians and vocalists, you all deserved bigger success !! 😊👍
@@limu013 Yes, I'm him. Pleasure talking with you, too. Where did you see us?
@@UncleJimby1 Hello Jim, it's a real pleasure :) unfortunately i never saw you live, i was born in 1976 lol and i live in France, i would have appreciated to see live back in the days !! I have discovered you due to the great Lp compilation from 2000. So much talent in your Band, it's really impressive, what memories do you keep from that era ?? Don't you regret not agreeing to sign with a major record label ? Here's a video tribute, hope you'll enjoy : ruclips.net/video/IBtMKxiSeqU/видео.html (on the first pic, you're well in the center with mini flugelhorn ?)
@@limu013 Thanks for that tribute. I appreciate you posting that. I guess I'm a little surprised (but pleased) that you are interested in music from that era. Of course it would have been nice for the band to have gotten more recognition, but it is a tough industry. You shrug your shoulders and move on. By the way, the little horn is called a Piccolini Trumpet and is a one of a kind.
Great cover !!
Thanks a lot!
Fabulous track !! It should have been on the Lp !! Thanks for sharing, are you Jim Aron ?
Yes I am!
Thank you Jimby for putting this out on RUclips. This was one of my favorite albums, and I often lament that I can't get a new version of it on itunes or Amazon in a digital format. (seeing you live 3-4 times was one of the greatest memories!!)
Thanks Don. I am working on getting a digital version available. BTW: There are ways to pull off RUclips stuff. Be my guest.
I used to sing with them, starting in 1966, up till the early 1970s when they became an all-instrumental group. The photograph was taken later than that, showing their spiffy Ren Fair livery.Dorothy Jones Heydt
May I ask who is responsible for posting this? I used to play percussion for the Consortium Antiquum at various concerts and Renaissance Faires in the SF Bay Area in the late 1960 and early 1970s. I had no idea that recordings of any of their music were available. Thanks for this blast from the past. If you have any other recordings I would love to hear them. Their rendition of the pavane "La Bataille" is the best one I've ever heard, and they did a great "Buffins" as well, among other things.
Jim Aron , Soprano Sackbutt, Trumpet, Recorder. I remember you Earl. The Queen comes at 3.
@@UncleJimby1 Thanks for getting back to me. There are only two people, other than Ron and his wife, who I remember with any degree of clarity: a very tall and lanky guy with dark hair and a beard (and glasses, I think) who played the sackbutt, and another sackbutt player whose name I don't remember but who I remember from his comic persona in the Brass Band, "Fritz Frumheimer", who was famous for his "triple fingerrrrrr-ing". Purely by chance I saw the Brass Band on the Gong Show a long time ago and I was all "Hey! I remember those guys!" Another person I remember was a drummer named Louis. I only remember him because he was very lod and very strange and had a big moustache. Are there any other recording of the Consortium's music? I remember all of the dance music, primarily. What do you mena by "the Queen comes at 3?". Sounds like a joke, perhaps harking back to the Ren Faire, but I'm missing the allusion. Anyway, thanks again for the music. Brought back a lot of nice memories.
@@earlhartman2486 The tall lanky guy is George Wallace and Fritz Frumheimer is Johannes Mager. both were also in the final iteration of The Brass Band along with me and Bob Jennings (sackbutt) and Bob Leach. Unfortunately, there are no other recordings of the Consortium Antiquum that I know of. At the Queen's Show at the the Ren Faire, a crier would bellow, "The Queen comes at three" (3 o'clock) at which point we (the band) would yell, "The Queen comes in quarts!" I never understood how we got away with stuff like that.
@@UncleJimby1 Have you checked with KQED or KPFA? I'm pretty sure we did a show at both places. I disticntly remember KPFA and I seem to remember KQED or some TV interview/performance we did. I remember it because Ron wore the big floppy Ren Faire hat and it completely overshadowed his face. On the monitor his face was completely dark. Probably too long ago for there to be any record of it, though. I mean, it's 50 years ago now! But it wouldn't hurt to ask, I suppose.
@@earlhartman2486 I did find references to those performances online, but not the actual performances. Too far back in time for that.
OMG! Awsome flight and airplane and pilot too! Very impressive.
Glad you enjoyed it