8 thoughts on “ Our Life - Rakalam Bob Moses* - Fathers Day Bhash (CD) ”

1. Apr 07,  · Father's Day B'hash Ra-Kalam Bob Moses Jazz · Preview SONG TIME PREVIEW Pollack Springs. 3. PREVIEW Father’s Day Celebration. 4. PREVIEW Drums for Shompa Lodro. 5. PREVIEW Exhalation #2 (Peace) 6. PREVIEW Our Life. 7.

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2. Rakalam Bob Moses is a drummer whose reputation as a top-drawer musician in the '70s has given way to his expertise as an instructor turning out excellent protégés at the New England Conservatory in Boston ever since. His fifth effort as a leader in the decade of the s, he's recruited student performers and recording engineers, adding the veteran saxophonist and bass clarinetist Stan 7/

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3. The recording was mad on June 16, , then Father's Day, which led Rakalam Bob Moses to make this album a tribute to his father, Shompa Lodro, while at the same time celebrating his father-son relationship. and the power of life is music. A great short album, quite short for a CD actually: a little over 37 minutes. It is also not a recent.

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4. Of the sons of the fathers who were carried to this land Black Day in July on his own Anami Music label, have had the same rhythm team members for many years: Don Pate on bass and Rashied Ali or RaKalam Bob Moses on drums. Mr. Munoz claims to have been influenced by the ancient masters, John Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders, who he has played.

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5. Accepting the offer of a fellow instructor at the New England Conservatory for free studio time, drummer Rakalam Bob Moses assembled a band of evolving musicians and longtime collaborator Stan Strickland (tenor saxophonist and clarinetist), to record, on June 16, , Father's Day B'viepelcompsandcorrnisrerilegennorthco.xyzinfo proposed ideas for saxophonists Strickland, Ommudra Thomas Arabia, Nick Videen, Luis Rosa and Petr.

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6. Apr 26,  · I loved him like a father. It was the early 60’s and I was a teenager when I first heard and met Edger Bateman. Makanda Ken McIntyre, the gifted composer, multi woodwind player who was a family friend invited me to a Sunday matinée at the old Five Spot to hear his group. I had no idea that day would change my life so profoundly.

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7. Father's Day B'hash, an album by Rakalam Bob Moses on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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8. Two words that best describe the work of Rakalam Bob Moses are "ancient future." This twin epithet really requires no explanation. But it includes the suggestion that the music comes from a time and place when the aural expression of emotions was incredibly pure and extends—as if by magic—to that time and place where the reflection of all guileless aural expression will one day be attained.

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