Ron Carter Foursight Quartet in Paris
-
Sophie Hunger au festival Les Vieilles Charrues_Le 22 juillet 2010, (01:03:45)
(had fallen in love with her)
_ _
The Raveonettes au festival Les Vieilles Charrues
s -
Thank you Simon for posting these!
I have been checking out these links from the beginning and browsing associated French links of high fidelity, excellent performances (of a level I have never seen in US web sites). One that comes to mind is a single song performance by Joss Stone. It has shown me that my bandwidth is not the issue when it comes to HD, but the source.
Anyway it's greatly appreciated. Peter
-
Thank you very much Peter! sweet words greatly appreciated
I love to film (good / swinging) music, my visual feeling sticking to the sounds.
Some of the greater concerts we had made in this place are not in line..
Question of rights of course.My next set will be at mid august in Gaieus's land: The so huge SzigetFestival in an island near Budapest - hungary. I surely shall post some in the occasion
*s
-
Once again Simon many thanks. You do really fine work.
-
Thank you "again" Dave for your kind friendship
Archives from our INA (Institut National de l'Audiovisuel)
(I wasn't there to film cause I was twelve
)Pop deux : émission du 10 octobre 1970
Pop deux - 10/10/1970 - 43min14s
Issue by Patrice BLANC FRANCARD .- Extract from a film about the Rolling Stones toured the U.S. a few months ago(in 1970 ) .- Sequence Magazine: PINK FLOYD on stage in Saint-Tropez during a rehearsal. Interview and story on groupe.Patrice Blanc Francard evokes the death of singer Janis Joplin: Janis Joplin concert extract (archive 1967) and has a press review musicale.-Excerpt from a concert given during the Jimi Hendrix Festival of the Isle of Wight in August 1970 (sequence filmed by a French team)
PINK FLOYD seconde partie
POP DEUX - 24/10/1970 - 24min12sSecond part of the concert of Pink Floyd recorded in Saint Tropez August 8, 1970 with David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Rick Wright and Nick Mason. They sing two excerpts from the original soundtrack "More"
Hope some will enjoy!!!! simon
-
Hi Guys!
I'm very surprise there is no comment on to this last links
The Stones at the best, one of the last splendid blues from Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix sumptuous, The "Pinke Floïde" in Saint Tropez!
What a gift! My older brother was listening all that music, and following him, I was listening it too.
Do you remember the seventies? Mai 68, the world of Peace&Love, no sida, no crisis, work for everybody, Rock'n Roll at its best!!. We where believing in a good world....Probably we was wrong : Drugs, War, crisis, foolish experimentations, everything was knocking at the door.I can't believe that nobody in this place screams something about this lost world.....
Well.
Do I give U some more ?
Yes . -.Festival de l'Ile de Wight 23/07/2010 the hippies Island.
Summer 1970: The Festival of the Isle of Wight, which has been two years ago, is her finest display. Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Miles Davis, Joan Baez, The Doors, The Moody Blues and other artists will vibrate to the island three days during the hippies. Back to videos on this event, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
simon
-
Hi music men,
Don't miss the vocals, they are splendid!!
If you are forbear, this strange thing comes to be very attractive
simon -
Cool listening in perspective
-
-
Wow Simon, this is fantastic, Jack DeJohnette (the legend) who hasn't he played with , Davis Monk, Rollins, Bill Evans(my hero), Jarret ....and on and on.
I haven't listened enough to Scott Colley, I'll definitely have to pay more attention.
Your life (outside SketchUp) sure ain't boring.
Cheers (haven't had a chance to watch the "Afro Cuban Project" yet) -
Hi Dale
Jack DeJohnette
and with Miles!!
and what to you think about this Ambrose Akinmusire?
this Bojan Z, this Lionel Loueke? whoao!.....
About Archie Sheep: you have from now only remaining 4hours and 25' to see (to listen) for the last chance:
Archie Shepp et Marc Ribot au festival Jazz à Porquerolles
(directed by the same Franck Cassenti). It is just GREAT!Nice to see you in this pleasant place.
simon -
@simon le bon said:
Hi Dale
Jack DeJohnette
and with Miles!!
and what to you think about this Ambrose Akinmusire?
this Bojan Z, this Lionel Loueke? whoao!.....
About Archie Sheep: you have from now only remaining 4hours and 25' to see (to listen) for the last chance:
Archie Shepp et Marc Ribot au festival Jazz à Porquerolles
(directed by the same Franck Cassenti). It is just GREAT!Nice to see you in this pleasant place.
simonSo much Jazz, so little time...
-
Yeah!
-
Some of my last works:
Super!
L'Orchestre de Paris interprète Fauré
Rare!
Alireza Ghorbani & Dorsaf Hamdani présentent Ivresses
mixed!
Jacky Molard & Foune Diarra
Exceptional!
Faiz Ali Faiz & Titi Robin
Sunny!
Danyel Waro
Cool!
Bob Marley's 65th Birthday Party : Lee Scratch Perry à la Rodia
wavy!
PJ Harvey à la Maroquinerie
..../
simon -
Somehow when I opened this thread one of the videos started in autoplay. I am not sure if you meant it to start in that way. I did not click on any control.
-
Dedicated more particularly to Pilou and Dale.
Please be care. This is for me A stairway to heaven.
**DIMANCHE 9 JANVIER - 16H
under the direction of my favorite actual Director, simple and excellent, Isabelle Soulard.Michel Portal Sextet
Michel Portal, clarinette basse, saxophone
Bojan Z, piano, clavier
Ambrose Akinmusire, trompette
Scott Colley, contrebasse
Jack DeJohnette, batterie
Lionel Loueke, guitare**
And also This one I like very much: Chucho Valdés et Archie Shepp I have not worked on this concert but I know well the director, Frank Cassenti and had worked for years with him on Jazz at Juan les Pins and Jazz at Marciac.
simon -
@mitcorb said:
Somehow when I opened this thread one of the videos started in autoplay. I am not sure if you meant it to start in that way. I did not click on any control.
Hi Mitcorb,
You are right. I had noticed this wrong autoplay too. This is the default behavior "on site" itself. So I don't know how I can link them with choice of play.presentation changed. Now you can clic pictures to link
++simon
-
Hey Simon
Thanks again. I was re-visiting Camera licida just yesterday, as for some reason I'm really enjoying choral work while I'm modeling. Just started to go through your new work, starting with L'Orchestre de Paris
There is some very beautiful cello in the second piece and the close up camera work is exquisite.
What camera position were you?
Keep them coming.
Cheers -
Dear Dale,
Always the same pleasure to read your nice comments. I don't know from who are the beautiful pictures you describe. additionally to the great choral concert it was, it was a special and rare pleasure to work for the pictures with such a talented team. I wish this can happen to each one...
I was situated far away in a central position with a somptuous telephoto lens. I was doing large and very close shots...
Now I'm leaving home for three nights of "Rock en Roll" on the seaside at Saint-Malo!!
shall send the links,
simonPS: I keep a constant enjoyed eye on your "A Thread for Fine Design"
-
She makes some crazzy remakes
On Youtube(455) , Vika Yermolyeva[flash=560,349:13cbxr1d]http://www.youtube.com/v/Gs4ZyEuk2FY?fs=1[/flash:13cbxr1d]
Advertisement