Aphrokubist Improvisations, Vol. 9

Aphrokubist Improvisations, Vol. 9

Track Listings
1. Dreamstate
2. Bathesheba Blue
3. Soulogik Syntax
4. Chesnuts Roasting
5. Phophus Opus #9
6. Other
7. Phophus Opus #15
8. Herodotus on the Nile
9. Pow
10. Black Grapes
11. Many as One
12. Zoomin'
13. Q Phlat
14. Remembrance


Aphrokubist Improvisations, Vol. 9
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • so lovely
  • The growth of a new legend...
Aphrokubist Improvisations, Vol. 9
The Broun Fellinis
Manufacturer: Moonshine Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005QAH
Release Date: 1995-05-16

Tracks:

  1. Dreamstate
  2. Bathsheba Blue
  3. Soulogik Syntax
  4. Chesnuts Roasting
  5. Phophus Opus #9
  6. The Other
  7. Phophus Opus #15
  8. Herodotus On The Nile
  9. POW
  10. Black Grapes
  11. Many As One
  12. Zoomin'
  13. Q Phlat
  14. Remembrance

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars so lovely.......2002-02-27

Great intro to the Broun Fellinis- this cd is more mellodic and easily accessible than later recordings (although they are so so excellent too, especially "Real Moments") Also, there are some tracks with vocals on them that are a real treat--"zoomin'" is a little goofy, but the rest are inspired and you'll dig it.
And if you ever get a chance to see them live, DO NOT MISS IT! They will blow your mind if you're paying attention.

5 out of 5 stars The growth of a new legend..........1998-11-17

In 1991 when I first booked the Broun Fellini's to play a gig they were almost unknown. 6 months later they were on the top of a rising re-surgence of jazz in the San Francisco Bay Area. They were always kind enough to come and play my shows even as their popularity grew and my relative obscurity became a financial burden. In 1992 they openned my show for Ronny Jordan. Jordan was on his first tour in the U.S. and relatively unknown here at the time. I have to say he didn't begin to compare.

The Broun Fellini's out lasted almost all of their contemporaries in the SF Jazz scene, and even out lasted the SF Jazz resurgence. But the true joy of the Broun Fellini's came from watching them perform, because it was never just the Broun Fellini's. The Broun Fellini's are an experience. I have never seen 3 musicians integrate more perfectly with any number of rappers, poets, DJ's. Their ability to integrate disparate artists and art forms in the middle of a maelstrom of intensely powerful original jazz compositions has always been what makes the Fellini's a name worth knowing.

The Crack Emcee was a frequent collaborator (featured here on POW), and there is no stronger voice in the rap community anywhere. Crack's style and voice blended perfectly with the Fellini's sound and he was almost a constant guest for at the Elbo room sessions for over 2 years. But no band is any better than its foundation, and I would have to say there are few drummers that I have ever seen that compare to Beatnigs veteran Kevin.

Rap Music:

  1. Bass Jamz: Maximum Techno Bass Mix
  2. Best Hip Hop Anthems Ever [Import]
  3. Black Enimie [Import]
  4. Black Star [Explicit Lyrics]
  5. Boom [Import]
  6. Can-I-Bus [Clean]
  7. Countin' Endless Bank [Explicit Lyrics]
  8. Da Saga Continues
  9. DJ Culture, Vol. 2: The Stress Records Compilation
  10. Do the Damn Thing [CD-single] [Explicit Lyrics]

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