Euh, je rêve où je viens de passer deux mois sans internet!
Oui c'est possible.. Ca ne m'a pas empêchée d'être active bien au contraire!
Mansaadi tour toujours sur les routes a fait une belle escale parisienne au Parc Floral au mois d'aout! Nous ferons nos derniers concerts ces prochaines semaines: Alger, Londres, Limoges puis Boulogne le 3 décembre pour clôre cette belle tournée de 2 ans déjà!
Push Up! est aussi sur les routes pour mon , notre, plus grand plaisir!
Jazz à la Villette, Fête de l'Huma.... et bientôt Nancy Jazz Pulsations, Picardie Mouv, Jazz à Tourcoing.
Toutes les dates sont sur www.myspace.com/thegranddayof
Entre deux concert c'est avec le studio que j'ai rv!
Mon prochain album est en cours d'écriture ! Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhha
Keep it groovin....
Push Up et Mk2 vous invitent le 19 juillet !!!
Bonjour,
Les cinéma MK2 ont décidé de confier la programmation de deux week end à Push Up!
Il vous est possible en répondant à cette adresse ci dessous de gagner une invitation pour ce lundi 19 juillet à 20h30.
Projection de "Black" de Pierre Lafargue et du clip "What Goes Through Your Eyes" de Guillaume Pin, précédé d'un mini concert acoustique de Push Up! ..... suivi d'un petit pot!
pushupmaroquinerie@gmail.com
Les 40 premières personnes gagnent une places
TOUT LE PROGRAMME:
Le Samedi 17 Juillet à partir de 10h30
Black Dynamite, réalisé par Scott Sanders, 2009
La casse de l’oncle Tom (Cotton comes to Harlem), réalisé par Ossie Davis, 1970
Le Dimanche 18 Juillet à partir de 10h30
Panther, réalisé par Mario van Peebles, 1995
Soul Power, réalisé par Jeffrey Levy-Hinte, 2009
Le Lundi 19 Juillet à 20h00 précédé d'un mini-concert de PUSH-UP
Black, réalisé par Pierre Lafargue, 2009
Le Samedi 24 Juillet à partir de 10h30
Panther, réalisé par Mario van Peebles, 1995
Soul Power, réalisé par Jeffrey Levy-Hinte, 2009
Le Dimanche 25 Juillet à partir de 10h30
Black Dynamite, réalisé par Scott Sanders, 2009
La casse de l’oncle Tom (Cotton comes to Harlem), réalisé par Ossie Davis, 1970
Le Lundi 26 Juillet à 20H00 précédé d'un mini-concert de PUSH-UP
Do The Right Thing, réalisé par Spike Lee, 1989
Sandra Nkaké en concert à Antibes // Samedi 26 juin pour les Nuits Carrées
Mansaadi Tour continue !!!
Je sera en concert demain Samedi 26 juin pour les Nuits carrées à Antibes à 22h!Sur le plateau je croiserai Laurent De Wilde, Tribeqa et Juan Rozoff !
Yeahhhhh
FEMME EN CAPITALE / ou des portraits de la diversité parisienne !
Le Paris de la diversité féminine !
"Erotis" deuxième album de BLACKJOY alias Jérome Caron ! Out now
Ca y est le deuxième album de BlackJoy aka Jérôme Caron est dispo !
et les crédits trouvés sur son site:
Credits:
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Keys: François Faure
Bass: Guillaume Farley
Guitars: Thomas Naïm
Drums and keys: Jérôme Caron.
Downtown Jenny and Waterman are sung by Aqeel (published by EMI Publishing Spain).
Only Dogs allowed and Monilola are sung by Sandra Nkaké
La Disco singers are Lisa Spada and Sandra Nkaké, Thomas L'Aroye plays percussions and Raphaël Chassin plays Hit hat, Shaker and Cymbals. Arranged by David Abplanalp & Jérôme Caron.
David Abplanalp plays piano on Jenny's disco
52 Devil's st drum section: Marlon & Cub1.
Blundetto plays percussions and Julien Agazar plays a clavinet on Monilola
Djomani is edited by The Daniels
Pavlé Kovacevic plays keys and co produced Only Dogs Allowed, Waterman and Downtown Jenny.
Thanks to all the synths providers: Sundae, Gregory, L'Aroye & Serdar Pajo.
Produced and mixed by Jérôme "Blackjoy" Caron. Except Downtown Jenny and Let Jenny Go mixed by Marlon B @ Tikal & Waterman mixed by Pavlé Kovacevic and Jérôme Caron. Mastered by Shawn Joseph @ Optimum mastering.
Arranged by Jérôme Caron and François Faure.
Photo: Yann Stofer
Artwork: Guillaume Leroyer
Story: Florence Behar.Abracadaboudaram
RWYDLS of course.
To my love Sarah."
PUSH UP live sur Radio Nova // Vendredi 4 juin pour Les Nuits Zébrées (2)
Vendredi 4 juin sera PUSH UP en direct de Radio Nova pour la Nuit Zébrée...Le tout au Canal 93 à Bobigny de 20H10 à 21H
http://www.lesnuitszebrees.com/
WHY DON'T YOU TURN IT ON
http://www.lesnuitszebrees.com/
WHY DON'T YOU TURN IT ON
Quelques sorties au mois de juin 2010 ! Franck Biyong & Massak // Blackjoy
Juin, c'est l'été !
En cette saison plusieurs amis artistes nous livrent leurs créations...auxquelles j'ai donné de la voix
FRANCK BIYONG &MASSAK sort "Visions of Kamerun" sur le label Colored IncProduit par Franck Biyong
Producteur exécutif Jean-Marie Ahanda (Les Têtes Brulées)
Enregistré aux Studios Malaboka,Yaoundé,Cameroun
myspace.com/franckbiyongandmassak
BLACKJOY sort "Erotis" le 15 juin chez Lucien Entertainment
Produit par Jérôme "BlackJoy" Caron
Sortie vinyl et digital pour le moment
http://www.lucienentertainment.com
Retrouvez BlackJoy à la Maroquinerie le 15 juin, en DJ set pour la sortie de son album et celui de PUSH UP
R.I.P. Mr Hank Jones
NEW YORK – Jazz pianist and composer Hank Jones, whose 70-year career included a stint as Ella Fitzgerald's pianist and Marilyn Monroe's accompanist when she sang "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy, has died, his manager said Monday. He was 91.
Jones, who won a Grammy lifetime achievement award last year and received the National Medal of Arts from President George W. Bush in 2008, died Sunday night at a New York hospital after a brief illness, Jean-Pierre Leduc said.
A tireless musician who performed his blend of swing and bebop until the end, Jones came from a family of jazz musicians who included brothers Thad, a trumpeter, composer and arranger, and Elvin, a drummer known for the polyrhythmic beat that propelled John Coltrane's classic quartet.
Saxophonist Joe Lovano, with whom Jones made several CDs when he was an octogenarian, including the Grammy-nominated "Kids: Live at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola" (2007), called Jones "one of the master musicians in the history of jazz."
"He was the consummate accompanist and played with a very free flowing approach ... His sound, his touch, his ideas were all about feeling," Lovano said.
Throughout his career, Jones was respected by his fellow musicians for his elegant touch, melodic sensitivity and stylistic versatility, making hundreds of recordings, including more than 60 as a leader. He played with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Wes Montgomery, Nancy Wilson, Lester Young, Charlie Parker and Coltrane.
According to his website, Jones' one regret was that he didn't record more often with his late brothers. But he did manage to record "The Great Trio Collaboration" with Elvin before his brother died in 2004. He was a charter member of the big band that brother Thad co-led with drummer Mel Lewis beginning in the mid-'60s at New York's Village Vanguard jazz club.
Jones "lived and breathed music and was never far from a keyboard, even at the end," Leduc said.
"His incredible burst of productivity — concerts, recordings, fundraisers, clinics — these last few years was unprecedented and truly remarkable. He had gigs planned through next year" and was scheduled to play at the Birdland jazz club in New York next week, he added.
At last year's Jazz Awards, Jones was voted pianist of the year by the Jazz Journalists Association among a crowded field of nominees that included such distinguished veterans as Kenny Barron, Cecil Taylor, Ahmad Jamal and Keith Jarrett and newer faces like Jason Moran and Matthew Shipp. With characteristic modesty, Jones declared it "should be a group award."
"This to me is an honor and also it's a great incentive to me to do better," Jones said in accepting the honor. "It's not the end of things, it's the end of the beginning for me."
Jazz pianist-turned-impresario George Wein, who founded the Newport Jazz Festival, called Jones "an inspiration to all of us.
"Maybe by the time I'm his age, I'll know a few changes that he plays on the piano," joked the 83-year-old Wein at the awards ceremony.
Jones' contemporary, saxophonist James Moody, who recorded "Our Delight" with the pianist, said, "If someone threw ink at a piece of paper, Hank could play it."
In 1989, the National Endowment for the Arts named Jones as a Jazz Master, the nation's highest honor in jazz.
Jones "leaves behind an amazing legacy as both a leader and a sideman," NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman said of his death.
Born in Vicksburg, Miss., and raised in Pontiac, Mich., near Detroit, he was influenced by such legendary pianists as Art Tatum, Teddy Wilson and Nat King Cole.
Lovano said Jones knew them all, as well as Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell.
"He was on the scene with them in New York," he said. "He had his own touch and approach from those relationships."
He began performing at the age of 13, playing with territory bands that toured Michigan and Ohio. During those tours he met saxophonist Lucky Thompson, who helped him land a job in trumpeter Hot Lips Page's band in 1944.
After moving to New York in 1943, Jones embraced bebop and toured with Norman Granz's Jazz at the Philharmonic from 1947-51. As part of the ensemble, he became Fitzgerald's pianist, touring with her from 1948-53.
In 1962, he accompanied Monroe on the piano when she sang "Happy Birthday" to President Kennedy at Madison Square Garden.
In a 2005 interview on National Public Radio, he described that day.
"She did 16 bars: eight bars of 'Happy Birthday to You' and eight bars of 'Thanks for the Memories,'" he said. "So in 16 bars, we rehearsed eight hours. ... She was very nervous and upset. She wasn't used to that kind of thing. And, I guess, who wouldn't be nervous singing "Happy Birthday" to the president?"
He also worked with such consummate musicians as Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Milt Jackson and Julian "Cannonball" Adderley. He joined CBS as studio pianist, a position he held for 17 years, performing on the Ed Sullivan Show and others.
His versatility also landed him gigs in Broadway stage bands, including a long-running stint as the pianist and conductor for "Ain't Misbehavin'," the hit 1970s musical revue based on songs by pianist Thomas "Fats" Waller.
After leaving CBS in the mid-'70s, Jones' career flourished as a solo pianist and in small ensembles, including the Great Jazz Trio which he originally formed with Miles Davis alumni Ron Carter and Tony Williams.
His most recent recordings were "Pleased to Meet You," an album with pianist Oliver Jones and "Come Sunday," an as-yet unreleased duet recording with bassist Charlie Haden, a sequel to their 1995 album of spirituals, hymns and folk songs, "Steal Away," which received two Grammy nominations.
"Hank was a man of elegance and genius yet remained so modest and full of humor throughout his life," said Haden, who recorded "Come Sunday" with Jones in February. At that session, Haden said, "Hank seemed ... closer than ever to the reverence of the songs that we played. ... He was — and will always be — a beautiful soul."
PUSH UP ! L'album sort le 7 juin !!! Concert à la Maroquinerie le 15 juin !!!
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"The Grand Day Of Quincy Brown" premier album de PUSH UP! sort le 7 juin chez DISCOGRAPH!
Nous vous invitons à fêter cette sortie avec nous !
le 15 JUIN à la Maroquinerie
23 rue Boyer 75020
M° Gambetta ou Menilmontant
TURN IT ON, TURN IT ON, TURN IT ONNNNNNN
Good African tour !
Presque prête pour quelques semaines entre découvertes, concerts et voyages en avion !
Je prends les airs aux côtés de Matthieu Ouaki (guitare), Jean-Phi Dary (claviers) et Jî Drû (flûtes/loops) pour 3 semaines de concerts en Afrique dont voici les dates:
SANDRA NKAKE // Live in AFRICA // Du 20 avril au 11 mai:
- 20 avril à Kampala / Ouganda
- 23 avril à Tananarive / Madagascar
- 25 avril à Dzaoudzi / Mayotte
- 28 avril à Bulawayo / Malawi
- 1er mai à Harare / Zimbabwe
- 3 mai à Bujumbura / Burundi
- 6 mai à Moroni / Comores
- 8 mai à Arusha / Tanzanie
- 11 mai à Windhoek / Namibie
Youpiiiiiiiiii ! Hâte d'y être
A venir !!! PENDA ! Création pour Banlieues Bleues ! Le 13 avril à Clichy Sous Bois
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Heureuse d'avoir réunis ces fous !
Heureuse de pouvoir créer à plusieurs !
Jî Drû ( flûtes / machines /percussions) , Marcelo Preto (voix /percussions-corporelles), Jean-Phi Dary (claviers / percussions) , Mata Gabin (voix), Vincent Idez ( images), et Alan Ledem (son)
Voilà les fous qui ont voulu m'accompagner dans une nouvelle aventure: PENDA !
Ou un spectacle, un système, un voyage à 5 !
Autour de la voix et du souffle !
Nous présenterons ce nouveau projet à Clichy sous bois, mardi 13 avril dans le cadre du festival Banlieues Bleues!
La soirée comencera à 20h30 par Vincent Ségal et Ballaké Sissoko !
Yeahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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