Feb 18
Round 2:
Which band name do you like best?
Defunkt
Junkyard Wizards
Voting ended onFeb 25
Note that this is about band names not their music or members.
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Round 2:
Which band name do you like best?
Defunkt
Junkyard Wizards
Note that this is about band names not their music or members.
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BLOOD ON THE TRACKS — In the year of the startling Are You Glad to be in America?, Vivien Goldman meets avant-jazz axeman James Blood Ulmer and his former boss Ornette Coleman (NME, 1980). Plus Don Snowden surveys the "punk jazz" of Ulmer, James Chance and Defunkt. (L.A. Times, 1981) and Blood looks back in 1998 with Perfect Sound Forever's Jason Gross…
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Defunkt - The Cleansing
Live In Europe 2017 Featuring Joseph Bowie (vocals, trombone) Kelvyn Bell (g) Kim Clarke (b) John Mulkerin (tpt) Gary Gman Sullivan Drums
POST-POST-SCRIPTUM 1074
29 - QUE POURRAIT BIEN RACONTER CE PROJET ?
Et s’il s’agissait d’un livre abordant les rapports entre jazz et rock (et vice-versa) d’une manière enfin inédite ?
Defunkt - The Razor’s Edge (1982)
I’ll admit that I only bought this 12′ because Paul Weller mentioned it - that was good enough for me in those days. Listening now, this is some very powerful avant-free jazz-funk.
I gave up a lot, but I won’t give in
