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Indianapolis Intergalactic Spaceport by BeebleBrox
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fave it Jazz Fusion | Jazz-Rock
10 tracks | 71 minutes
Released Feb 2007
on ACME records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 09:18 Broxology lyrics BUY MP3 09:18 Broxology lyrics "GIFT MP3" 09:18 Broxology
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 07:14 Spaceport Bar Band Blues lyrics BUY MP3 07:14 Spaceport Bar Band Blues lyrics "GIFT MP3" 07:14 Spaceport Bar Band Blues
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 07:54 Let's Fool One lyrics BUY MP3 07:54 Let's Fool One lyrics "GIFT MP3" 07:54 Let's Fool One
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At the forefront of modern jazz-rock-fusion, this band's disc demonstrates what the many incarnations of Bloomington’s jazz fusioneers BeebleBrox do best - cross boundaries, blend styles, break rules and have fun.
Bio / Background
BeebleBrox is a quintet primarily guided by pianist Herzig and guitarist Kienle. It is a band of high energy in the ‘90s tradition, combining acoustical and electric instruments into a full and large-sounding ensemble. Most tunes were written by either Herzig or Kienle. All of them seem to have an upbeat and uplifting feel to them. The compositions are tightly written but do not seem to get in the way of self expression. The liner notes give no clue as to the derivation of the group’s name.
Herzig opts for the keyboards on six of the ten tunes, and switches to grand piano on the others. As a result the pieces have distinct characters. At times, four of the five musicians are using the electric version of their instrument which gives these songs a definite bent toward foot stomping and head bobbing. It would not be fair to compare this music to the fusion brand given its improvised vitality, but the use of electronics causes you to think initially in that direction.
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