Bamboche
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One thread per person please. Feel free to share with us your photos and video clips from your gigs, jams, rumbas, etc etc. No random clips or images, this is a section for our members to post up and promote their own projects and adventures.
Lets keep it positive.
One thread per person please. Feel free to share with us your photos and video clips from your gigs, jams, rumbas, etc etc. No random clips or images, this is a section for our members to post up and promote their own projects and adventures.
Lets keep it positive.
Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:37 am
Yeah,, there's some more..
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Re: Bamboche
by Congadelica » Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:25 pm
Nice pics Dave , sound like you guys are having Fun.
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Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:34 pm
Congadelica wrote:Nice pics Dave , sound like you guys are having Fun.
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Thanks Mark.. Yeah it was a blast! I hope this group can keep finding places to gig!
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Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Sat Sep 25, 2010 1:11 pm
Next gig is a fundraiser at our school - It's a middle school in Louisville where we did the same gig last year - on Nov. 17th
Our kids make ceramic bowls that they paint and glaze, then sell to their parents and teachers.
Our band comes and plays during the dinner - for no pay, but we do get some good food. Will probably get a pic and vid or two at this year's gig.
Our kids make ceramic bowls that they paint and glaze, then sell to their parents and teachers.
Our band comes and plays during the dinner - for no pay, but we do get some good food. Will probably get a pic and vid or two at this year's gig.- Attachments
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- Here's a pic from the Sega girl's school in Tanzania that our school funded last year.
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Re: Bamboche
by CongaTick » Sat Sep 25, 2010 4:37 pm
Windhorse,
I am so proud of being in a forum where there are pros like you who GIVE and share the joy of music because it feels right, it does good,and it increases the happiness quotient. You are a human being.
I am so proud of being in a forum where there are pros like you who GIVE and share the joy of music because it feels right, it does good,and it increases the happiness quotient. You are a human being.
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Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Sun Nov 14, 2010 3:05 pm
I'm very excited about our short gig on Wednesday! We just had a rehearsal yesterday, and 5 (sometimes 6) of our 7 guys are singing! And we sound good!! This is a new milestone for us - to have so many of our players also singing! Follows is our song/vocals lists.
We'll start with an Ararà Rezo that I learned from Lazaro Gallaraga, then I start the Bembe with Ibarago with bell coming in after one clave into the song.
Then, we do a bata/rumba with all three bata and quinto to Obatala.
Finally, we end with a Guaguanco and we sing Congo Yambumba.
We'll start with an Ararà Rezo that I learned from Lazaro Gallaraga, then I start the Bembe with Ibarago with bell coming in after one clave into the song.
Then, we do a bata/rumba with all three bata and quinto to Obatala.
Finally, we end with a Guaguanco and we sing Congo Yambumba.
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- These are our Bembe songs starting with a Rezo
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- Dave L takes over the Akpon at Ogun
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- I take over Akpon again at Ochosi
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- We end on Aggayu
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- Our line-up
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Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Sat Nov 20, 2010 5:07 am
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10287309/school/bembe.MP4 Recorded on a flip, and the viewer was close enough to get muddled mic overdrive. But, I liked our energy and intensity. I hear myself singing flat at times, and the lead drummer taking more liberties with flams than I like, but I'm still proud of where we are now. I love Thom's Iya, and Dave's middle drum/akpon/coro. The two Africans randomly coming in to dance during the Ogun sequence were in the closing act. They're two of the best musicians I've ever seen, so I was really honored when they danced to our tune.
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Re: Bamboche
by goingquinto » Sat Nov 20, 2010 2:34 pm
I'd love to see that video, but I can't make it play on anything. I tried quicktime, windows media player,and winamp. Any other suggestions?
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Re: Bamboche
by windhorse » Sat Nov 20, 2010 2:48 pm
Hi Dusty.. Quicktime... But, you've got to wait --- a long time ---- It's a really big file. You can right click and download it as another option.. Also, I've uploaded it to http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1448679386260 [Facebook], so you can use their viewer.
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- Fara & his Brother dancing to Ogun
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- Our group on the bembe
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- Dave and I harmonize on Congo Yambumba
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- Rapa rips the quinto!
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- Obatala Bata Rumba
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Re: Bamboche
by RitmoBoricua » Sat Nov 20, 2010 5:04 pm
Windhorse,
Love the videos, good stuff. Keep on drumming.
Love the videos, good stuff. Keep on drumming.
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