Ken Sharp

Une compilation de plus de 200 interviews des membres de Kiss, mais aussi de producteurs, de managers, de photographes, de publicitaires ou de musiciens qui permettent de retracer l'ascension du groupe de rock. …

Cet ouvrage décrit les quarante années de carrière de ce groupe à contre-courant, et révèle les ficelles de son triomphe international. Il est composé de trois parties : une autobiographie orale du groupe, une série de propos rapportés à l'occasion de sa reformation, et un examen approfondi de sa discographie. …

Ken McIntyre with Eric Dolphy - Looking Ahead (1960) {Prestige Japan VICJ-23636 rel 1991}
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© 1960, 1991 Prestige New Jazz / Victor Japan | VICJ-23636
Jazz / Post Bop / Avant-Garde Jazz / Saxophone / Flute

A legendary meeting of these two modernists – and a record that's filled with sharp-edged new ideas! Both Ken McIntyre and Eric Dolphy play alto and flute on the album – and Dolphy contributes a bit of bass clarinet as well – and the pair receive a bit of straighter backing than usual from a trio that includes Walter Bishop on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Art Taylor on drums. The soulful undercurrent in the rhythm section is nicely offset by the free-thinking reed work of Dolphy and McIntyre – and the record's got a slyly sinister edge that still holds up extremely well over the years.

“Having waited this long to witness the impossible—Raspberries live—we showed up two hours early, parking our car in the empty parking lot . . . [and] moments before the house lights went down, we looked at each other and said the words that we never thought we would ever say: ‘We’re at a Raspberries concert.’ Then it began . . . ” —Ken Sharp and Bernie Hogya from the liner notes to Pop Art Live. November 26, 2004, the stage was set for a reunion most thought could never happen—the Raspberries Live In Concert! Over 30 years since the original four members of Raspberries last played together, Pop Art Live captures opening night, at Cleveland’s House of Blues, as never before! You will experience the power and magic that led the group to a successful reunion tour in 2005. Founding members Eric Carmen, Wally Bryson, David Smalley, and Jim Bonfanti powerfully muscle through 28 slices of pure rock ’n’ roll heaven, bringing to life the legacy of power pop’s founding fathers.