Byard Lancaster meets Brian Ellis Live Video

Live @ Pharaoh's Den 2-28-2009

Byard Lancaster - Sax, Flute, Vocals

Brian Ellis - Roland EP 10 with overdrive, delay, and wah wah

David Hurley - Drums

Mike Hams - Drums

Zach Hogan - Bass

Rahsaan Davis - Bass

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Byard Lancaster (born August 6, 1942 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is a jazz multi-instrumentalist[1] whose primary instrument is the alto saxophone.[2] He attended two colleges, one of them for music, before eventually deciding to pursue an education at the Berklee College of Music, then moving to New York. In the city, he participated in loft jam sessions which included saxophonist Archie Shepp and drummer Elvin Jones.[1] In 1965, he recorded Sunny Murray Quintet with the album's eponymous musician in New York, performed in the Parisian Actuel festival with him in 1969, and has continued to work in the drummer's groups throughout his career. By the 1970s, Lancaster had played with musicians such as McCoy Tyner and Sun Ra, as well as some outside of the jazz idiom, including Memphis Slim and Johnny Copeland.[2][3] More recently, he has performed regularly with cellist David Eyges,[2] and recorded as a leader and sideman for Creative Improvised Music Projects (CIMP) Records.[4]

the guy on drums looks like Dangermouse.

awesome.

christ that sounded awful.

wonder what egyptian lova thinks of this

Egypt digs it, especially the drumming.

We spent 4 days in the studio recording and got over 6 hours of material that I will be editing down into a 2xCD. This will be out on Porter Records (www.porterrecords.com) sometime between June-August.

  Smettingham Rutherford IV said:

christ that sounded awful.

2 saxophones at once!

  chris moss acid said:

  Smettingham Rutherford IV said:

christ that sounded awful.

  chris moss acid said:

  Smettingham Rutherford IV said:

christ that sounded awful.

sorry, not all music is made with a 303 and a 707

i much prefer no effort cookie cutter 303 twiddles to live music jazz

303 for fucking ever man! hell fuckn' yeah

/thread

look at this amazing live vid , blows your shit away E

just look at that massive EKT

i'm sure it sounded fine live or from the board, but this video makes you sound like my high school jazz band.

  blicero said:

i'm sure it sounded fine live or from the board, but this video makes you sound like my high school jazz band.

damn, what high school did you go to?

  Weird Al said:

  chris moss acid said:

  Smettingham Rutherford IV said:

christ that sounded awful.

 

sorry, not all music is made with a 303 and a 707

i know but i wish it was! i dont knwo if youve ever played with a 707 but they're magical. i love them to bits! in fact im going to change my avator back to the tr-707 because i want to see it all the time!

my band is betters then yours