Binker and Moses - Fete By The River (Live at Total Refreshment Centre)
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2017
- Binker and Moses perform 'Fete By The River' live at Total Refreshment Centre, London on June 25 2017.
Binker Golding - tenor saxophone; Moses Boyd - drums
'Fete By The River' appears on the duo's seminal 2017 album 'Journey To The Mountain Of Forever'.
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When Binker Golding and Moses Boyd’s debut album Dem Ones was released in Summer of 2015 it kickstarted a sensational year for the young saxophone and drums duo, who won a string of awards including 2015 MOBO Awards: Best Jazz Act, Jazz FM Awards 2016: UK Jazz Act of the Year and Breakthrough Act of the Year and the 2106 Parliamentary Jazz Awards: Jazz Newcomer of the Year.
Their new record Journey to the Mountain of Forever is a story album on two discs: the first features the duo on their own while for the second they are joined by saxophonist Evan Parker, trumpeter Byron Wallen, harpist Tori Handsley tabla player Sarathy Korwar and drummer Yussef Dayes. The sessions took place on 21-22 July 2016, and were recorded completely live from Mark Ronson’s Zelig studio direct to a 1960’s Studer C37 1/4” tape machine at Gearbox’s studio - no edits, drop-ins or mixing down.
So, travel with us from the “realm of the now” to “the realm of the infinite” meeting along the way Shamans, the great Besbunu, the Ultra Blacks, various other tribes, monsters and characters whilst immersing yourself in their strange rituals, potions, music and a world which has no end.
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Very cool reminds of sonny Rollins and max roach.
Yes Binker amazing stuff!
OMG. Thanks for so much joy in this piece. You make this human world a beautiful one. Long Life 4u.
This is what we need.
That's the weed we need.
Ahahaha. I agree
merci Samy de nous avoir partagé ce classique
Such a raw and honest emotions...
Wow! Amazing! Loved it.
love it!!
I'm in love!!
Fabulous. Thankyou
What a fun listen
art in music and video - great
Whoah! That's perfect!!
Wow~ Love it
Love them
❤️❤️❤️ so much love going right their way ❤️❤️❤️
it's nice to see young people making real music. this music that is good for the soul and good for humanity.
el arte del duo
Starts with a nice drum solo, ends cool, i luike it!
Great !
Woooou conociendo a un dios de la percucion (bateria) gracias salud arriba!!💪🏾🙏🏽
Vientos al punto se esencia!👏🏽
I have transcribed the first 5mins ! Before the drum solo and the sax improv. It's based on the studio version, so you'll have to get all those little variations he does here by ear. And it's also my first transcription, and I'm a complete beginner when it comes to writing music, so there's a few mistakes in the rhythm. Otherwise I'm pretty sure all the notes are correct. Give me your email address if interested ;) Cheers
Would you mind sharing ?
give us the sheet music!!
I'll be very happy to share, please write your email adress in the comments ! (sorry for this very late answer !)
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I just got a comment via e-mail scolding me for my views! I am not the jazz police far from it and if you read my comments properly you you will see that I applaude the new generation of jazz musicians and am very happy there is a young audience for them!
Great stuff, reminds me a bit of Sonny Rollins and Shelley Manne which I hope is paying them a big compliment !
It does have that St. Thomas vibe👍🏽
It really is great that the present younger generation are diggin' this but I often wonder if they are aware where this music came from especially the drum and saxophone duet thing? Sonny Rollins/Max Roach, Archie Shepp/Max Roach, John Coltrane/Rashied Ali, Dewey Redman/Ed Blackwell, Charles Lloyd/Billy Higgins, David Murray/Milford Graves, Frank Lowe/ Rashied Ali, Fred Anderson/Hamid Drake and many many more sax and drum duo's right up to this present day. I do hope that the enthusiasm shown here by this audience in not just a fashion thing to be forgotten when the next new trend comes along. Long may the true music live on!
The band are definitely aware.
Read here: www.brumnotes.com/interview-binker-moses/
Holy shit they are more than aware, it’s a love letter to all those duos you listed above! Both of them are incredibly dedicated to the tradition of the old masters, at least that’s what I got from talking to Binker anyhow.
Des Morga (he’s talking about the audience:)
PJ Haha I misinterpreted, in that case maybe, perhaps.
The performance is really nice, but you're completely right about the audience. Over here in Berlin, this phase happened too and almost nobody who was suddenly into Jazz listened to much beyond Kamasi Washington. It's such a pity.
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A brand new level of nasty
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His technics are heavy😅
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My Replika recommended this to me cuz I like jazz.
I think you have totally misunderstood my message. If you read it again you will find that I applaud these young musicians for being extremely talented and for bringing improvised music to the next generation. I do feel however there is a huge media hype based on fashion that can devalue the depth and legacy that has made this great music we have today. You cannot learn this stuff in school or college, it's a life experience that brings with it a vocabulary of emotions and personal stories that youngsters have yet to experience, personal and original stories is what this music is all about. I have been playing improvised music for over 50 years so I think I know what I'm talking about. I am not a cynic at all but someone who's has those personal stories to tell through music. Many blessings and happy musical discoveries!
Ah shut up.