| Jeza wined up - 1999 : crossover
jazz rock pop |
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infectious world rhythms - solid bass grooves,
fluid guitars - and sweet vocals |
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Recorded on a shoe-string budget during 1999, with old
chum and techno producer Basil
Brooks, in rural Surrey UK |
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Luciano Albo had to leave UK for his home Brazil at the
beginning of the year. He recorded the bass-lines to a
metronome for the entire 12 songs during two marathon
recording sessions, before Jeza overdubbed a single note
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| Joined
during the process by Gwyo Zepix from 'Gong'
on keyboards, John & Caroline Hoare of 'The
Haunting AD' on lead guitar and beevees, Robin Gillan
on country fiddle and banjo, Tony Greenwood on kit drums |
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| The
CD was recorded on home computers using CoolEditPro, at
a total cost of around £200, which included petrol,
food on the table and basic resources - © Thorn Cottage
Industries 1999 |
| The
cover photo was shot by Brazilian photo-journalist Roberto
Steinberger, just off Abbey Road, London. On the crossing
across the road from the more famous crossing, once crossed
by the Beatles |
I
happened to pass this location (EMI recording studios)
on the way to recording sessions. The inspiration was
to re-make Sargeant
Peppers .. but to do it 'My Way', with legs crossed
and guitar slung upside-down and backwards - with the
Beatles
influence placed firmly in my background.
CROSSOVER MUSIC - GEDDIT !! |