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MOVING THROUGH THE ELEMENTS 16 collective improvisations the musical evolution continuesThe elements of music are melody, harmony, rhythm and form. When J.D. and the Sons of Rhythm create this music, live in the studio or on stage, they move through the elements of music freely. The skill, sensitivity and experience of each musician combines to create disc ten: Moving Through The Elements. Multi-instrumentalist Singer puts it this way: "J.D. has assembled a highly talented, finely tuned group of musicians, any one of whom could be the cornerstone of a band. These players have reflexes - the ability to react to what they hear. We all play our own styles, but being ready for the unexpected is part of the nature of our playing. J.D.'s music allows us to explore this, and bring this active/reactive part of our experience to the forefront." When you listen to Moving Through the Elements, you will hear the dichotomy of evolution and revolution. All good music, and in fact all good art, has a dynamic of tension and resolution. Part of the tension here is between what usually happens in music and what could happen. The resolution is the music itself - alive and ready to move you through the elements. ******************** MOVING THROUGH THE ELEMENTS, 16 tracks of music. |
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disk 1
1: Majic Morning Day
disk 2
8: 11 and 8
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the players
J.D. Hopkins
Rickie Hopkins
Jayson Hopkins
Dan Schwartz
Joe Dorris
Tito
Kenny Cornelius
David Blaetz
Mike Ohm
Sheldon Peterson
Phil Papotnik
Frank Singer
credits
Produced by J.D. Hopkins
Cover Art by Joseph Allen Popp
Cover Layout by Mark Saunders
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by
Randy Hetherington
Recorded at
Midtown Recording
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J.D. and the Sons of Rhythm Albums:
colors of tyme |
near journey's end |
astral worlds |
beyond attention |
crossing oceans of time |
live at forward hall |
imagination doctors |
smoke shadows |
quantum events |
music from another planet |
primate gestures |
family values
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