Some more gig photos! (different band this time) - Sat 9th July 05
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by onile » Sat Sep 17, 2005 4:01 am
Here are some pics of a gig I did early Friday evening here in Glendale, AZ. This was the 16th of September Celebration for Mexico's Independence from France I believe! In anycase it was warm up on stage, but the rythms were cookin' Hope you enjoy them.......
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Que Nsambi les acutare pa' siempre!
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by onile » Sat Sep 17, 2005 4:03 am
The band is called Chicano Power Revival, CPR Orquestra for short! In fact, the singer featured in this group is Linda Rondstats niece, Marisa Rondstat! She can belt them out....
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by onile » Sat Sep 17, 2005 4:04 am
And the hits just keep on comin.......
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by onile » Sat Sep 17, 2005 4:05 am
I wish I knew how to post them all in one posting....
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by windhorse » Sun Sep 18, 2005 1:41 pm
Onile, Love the Fat Congas!!
Everybody around here swears by their heads! We all get them when our old heads wear out.
Rondstat for a singer! That's a claim to fame!
Here's some pics from our band..BushTic We classify ourselves Heavy Ethnic Power Groove, since it's hard to confine exactly what we do. You can see by the instruments that it's not normal. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics with my congas yet (I promise I actually play conga with them), but they think of me primarily as their didjeridu player.. So, the one with the big didj, that's me
What do you guys think of our dancers!?!?
We have lots of fans that come primarily for the eye candy! :p
Edited By windhorse on 1127052113
Everybody around here swears by their heads! We all get them when our old heads wear out.
Rondstat for a singer! That's a claim to fame!
Here's some pics from our band..BushTic We classify ourselves Heavy Ethnic Power Groove, since it's hard to confine exactly what we do. You can see by the instruments that it's not normal. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics with my congas yet (I promise I actually play conga with them), but they think of me primarily as their didjeridu player.. So, the one with the big didj, that's me
What do you guys think of our dancers!?!?
We have lots of fans that come primarily for the eye candy! :p
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by onile » Sun Sep 18, 2005 2:59 pm
Alafia Windhorse!
Yo! My teeth are hurtin' with all of the eye candy! Youch! What a group, it really seems quite exotic,with all of the different instruments! You have to have some pretty strong lungs to play that instrument of yours don't you? "BushTic" that's a really cool name! I can imagine the marriage of the sounds must be really moving!
I actually had a student a couple of years ago who played in a band which had a didjeridu player, along with some other electric instruments (guitar, bass, keys). He gave me a copy of their CD and I still enjoy listening to it.
Love the pics! Post more, of course with you on congas!
What type of congas are those by the way?
Suave!
Onile!
Yo! My teeth are hurtin' with all of the eye candy! Youch! What a group, it really seems quite exotic,with all of the different instruments! You have to have some pretty strong lungs to play that instrument of yours don't you? "BushTic" that's a really cool name! I can imagine the marriage of the sounds must be really moving!
I actually had a student a couple of years ago who played in a band which had a didjeridu player, along with some other electric instruments (guitar, bass, keys). He gave me a copy of their CD and I still enjoy listening to it.
Love the pics! Post more, of course with you on congas!
What type of congas are those by the way?
Suave!
Onile!
Que Nsambi les acutare pa' siempre!
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by caballoballo » Thu Sep 29, 2005 8:57 pm
Hey Abakua, where is the Bongocero and his Cowbell ?
Josean
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by bongomikee » Fri Sep 30, 2005 8:32 am
Hey Abakua,
Nice pix...whats the latin scene like down under? Are there many jam sessions where ppl gather & drum together?
Just finding out for the next time I visit Oz whether 2 take my bongo's or not.
Best,
Mikee
Nice pix...whats the latin scene like down under? Are there many jam sessions where ppl gather & drum together?
Just finding out for the next time I visit Oz whether 2 take my bongo's or not.
Best,
Mikee
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by bongomikee » Fri Sep 30, 2005 8:33 am
Hey Windhorse,
Beautiful drums. What are they? Look kinda like Junior's drums.
Those clip mics u have on them.....how much did u pick them up for? After some of those myself.
Mikee
Beautiful drums. What are they? Look kinda like Junior's drums.
Those clip mics u have on them.....how much did u pick them up for? After some of those myself.
Mikee
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