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Q&A with Leo Nocentelli of the Meters
Leo Nocentelli is most well known as the innovative guitarist in the pioneering, New Orleans funk band the Meters.
Barcrawler: Birds beat the weather
Knowing I would be facing winter winds soon enough, I opted for something with four guaranteed walls on Dec.
Trippin' , the third album from the Paris-based Eric Legnini Trio, is a stylish collection of tunes named in honor of The Meters' third album, Struttin' . When Legnini takes to the Fender Rhodes, on "Trippin'" or "Doo Goo" for example, the influence of The Meters' organ-driven sound is clear-both tunes are uplifting, dance-oriented numbers with ...
Border beat: El Paso musicians share influences, projects.
BB Gun Johnny has released "Raunch & Roll," an EP recorded with Norman Matthew of Lylah, Never Enough and Murder FM fame.
Neville Brothers, Dr. John play Michigan Theater in February; tickets available Saturday
Two iconic names in New Orleans music, the Neville Brothers and Dr. John , come to Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater for a concert on Wednesday, February 17.
The Meters' Experience on New Year's
Leo Nocentelli has confirmed his New Year's plans. The Meters guitarist will perform shows with his aptly named The Meters' Experience at Denver's Quixotes on December 30 and 31.
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: The Staxx Brothers | 11.19 | Santa Cruz
The Staxx Brothers :: 11.19.09 :: Moe's Alley :: Santa Cruz, CA In funk music we find a pronounced commingling of elements, where rock, jazz and R&B bump uglies, moistened with soulful lubrication and powered by a church-like need to get folks onto their feet and out of their constrictions.
Tempe locals Black Carl come to the Rhythm Room in support of their debut album "Borrowed." This indie/funk/soul bands first self-titled EP reached number one on ASU's college radio station.
After winning multiple Turtle Boy awards this past September including best Funk/Soul and Live act, Holmes frontman/guitarist Steve Snuffer told Worcester Mag that his band would love to open for the Meters one day.
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In the early 1990s, two brothers and some friends in Munich formed the Poets of Rhythm, a band inspired by the "deep funk" sound of late-1960s James Brown, The Meters and similar groups.
Break The Stereo I Get High On The Funk!, Segment 1
Series: Subtitle: Program Type: Music Featured Speakers/Commentators: Dj Rhapsody Summary: I Get High on The Funk! Started the show off with Isley Bros.
With Gov't Mule, you know what you're gonna get. Massive riffs, infectious grooves, and a ton of swagger accompany every Mule release, and By A Thread, the band's latest album released October 27 on Evil Teen Records, does not deviate from that trend.
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Ears Open | Musical midterm motivation
If you go to Tufts, I feel that I can safely assume you've had a pretty crappy week.
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Back in 1997, hip-hop DJ and producer Miles Tackett invited fellow DJs, musicians and MCs to jam at a weekly Los Feliz party, "The Breaks." "That's all the DJs were playing ... rare groove, funk breaks, sample source stuff," Tackett says.
Rabble-rousing Ramirez Brothers run counter to the musical norm
If you unknowingly stumbled upon a set by The Ramirez Brothers in one of the Tel Aviv area clubs they regularly perform in, you'd be forgiven for thinking they were a '70s-obssessed, hairy, American power-funk trio who had been mysteriously transported across the world from a sweaty bar in Texas.
George Porter Jr. and the Runnin' Pardners bring the funk to kick off Vulcan AfterTunes series
George Porter Jr. performs with his Runnin' Pardners at Vulcan AfterTunes in Birmingham, Ala.'s Vulcan Park on Sept.
Cyril Neville On Mountain Stage
The youngest of New Orleans' first family of funk, Cyril Neville released his fourth solo album, Brand New Blues , in April 2009.
If you've tuned in the past couple of weeks, you've heard those hit-me-on-the-one beats of Funkadelic, The Meters and Gil Scott-Heron from Adam Gold's Funk Show replaced by the nationally syndicated Charleston, W. Va-based Mountain Stage .
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