SLAPJOHNSON

SLAPJOHNSON

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Joined : 7th Jun 2007 - 19 years ago
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Nosleeves
Nosleeves 31st Mar 2010 22:14 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
amazing this is sceond track i heard from u and it sound so well produced i guess live instruments beat loops anytime O and u being a professional musician helps a billion percent too LOL

lovly track reminds of music played in the cotton club in new york before i was born.
Steinaa
Steinaa 29th Mar 2010 00:48 - 16 years ago

on Randy Candy; Saxobones by SLAPJOHNSON
What a lovely track! The way the instruments enhance each other and cooperate is mindblowing. Caught myself nodding my head to the rythm here. When it comes to the song as a whole, I really think it tells a story about people who loves to play their instrument, and the perfection of this track reflects it. It really got me in a better mood. Thank you!
Mund
Mund 20th Mar 2010 20:35 - 16 years ago

on Tenor Madness (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
This is exactly the music I enjoy listening when I go out...unfortunately there isn't any jazz clubs nearby XD I miss this so much...
The recording is very good actually!
Lvino
Lvino 17th Mar 2010 18:17 - 16 years ago

on Saturated Cat (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Great stuff. I like that good old funky feel.

You definitely got skills my man!
Bilbozo
Bilbozo 15th Mar 2010 00:44 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
Heya Slap. Recognize this face? It's been a while. As usual impecable talent. Superb jazz feel, laid back. I need to mix me a martini for this one. Juicy like the olive ! Cheers brother - The MexiCanadian
SLAPJOHNSON
SLAPJOHNSON replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hi Bill, great to have you back!! I have not been spending much time on thee loop of late, but now you are back I will make more effort for sure. Let me know when you upload and I will be there to review. I'm so pleased your back! Cheers Slap...
Anomelie
Anomelie 14th Mar 2010 23:13 - 16 years ago

on Tenor Madness (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
Live jazz is one of the best things on earth, and if you were nearby, I would definitely go see you guys. Love the horns. Delicious! I don't know a lot about recording & mixing yet, but I agree that what you did worked pretty well. Would love to hear it with even more mics, though, so the different instruments could take up a different "space" in the finished recording (more panning). Please keep adding stuff of this caliber! Love it.
TaraToxic
TaraToxic 14th Mar 2010 17:57 - 16 years ago

on Back at the chicken shack (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
this track makes me want to grab my boyfriend and take him for some dancehall jazz dancing! fresh and funky, admitantly its not something i would normally listen to, but its good for the soul, calming too!
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 14th Mar 2010 00:57 - 16 years ago

on Tenor Madness (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
Ahh this is my favourite so far...what a great overall tone and dare I might say this particular tune really encompasses the dynamics of the original with all it's flair and verve....you can tell the bass player loves this one he's 'there'....If I walked into any jazz club in the world and this was going down,I'd be smiling big time...great drumming and terrific horns,I must however single out the keyboard player again he's great,this style sinks or swims on the piano!..probably one of the best endings I've heard for ages.. a dozen thumbs up...cheers :)
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 14th Mar 2010 00:49 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey dudes...nice!..Ahh I like that keyboard player!....bass players there but needs to ditch that Musicman and get an upright!lol....gritty stuff guys,I listen,I like,I can groove to it!..cheers planet :)
SLAPJOHNSON
SLAPJOHNSON replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hi Planet, I just love this band! Richard is an amazing talent on piano, he also plays the trumpet like Dizzy. Now that is also amazing to witness! I saw him play it at a live jam session in Durham City, he blew my mind on hammond organ, then picked up the trumpet and I shat myself...

Cheers Slap...
SlickazzG
SlickazzG 12th Mar 2010 21:17 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
this stuff makez me feel like I should be sittin in a lounge listin to ur live band sippin on sum Jack Daniel's with a lil water n Ice Cubes.. Cheerz mane n good show!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 12th Mar 2010 17:57 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
Listened to this whilst making a sandwich, and it seemed the perfect soundtrack. This is a really talented and well rounded quintet! I don't think I've heard the original, but this one sounds vintage and true to form! Excellent improv from all the members! This was a pleasure to hear! Faved for sure!
theHumps
theHumps 12th Mar 2010 09:26 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
This is great! So nice to hear this recorded live, the playing was really on. The piano solo in the middle got me, Richard had some real nice fills too!! Thanks for sharing these sessions!

Wayne
jfw
jfw 12th Mar 2010 09:12 - 16 years ago

on Freddie Freeloader (Saxobones Quintet) by SLAPJOHNSON
I love the original and this was quite faithful to it. Nice band interplay and the laughing Tenor sax trill was a standout - good stuff.
n0mad23
n0mad23 9th Mar 2010 00:23 - 16 years ago

on Back at the chicken shack (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
It feels like time-warping into that moment right between Big Band and Jazz. The jazz sensibility you guys are jacked into is fantastic! I totally agree with PBJ about the restraint shown by your drummer - totally happening track! Faved.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 8th Mar 2010 23:17 - 16 years ago

on Back at the chicken shack (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey guys I love this..it's so Live!(haha I know that sounds lame)but you don't get much live material on this site and it's a welcome relief seeing and hearing people actually playing instruments together! lol..for a first take,I dips me lid...everything went smoothly with everyone getting a look in...also great presence of mind by the drummer Luke in playing with controlled restraint,how many times in a quick recording situation do the drums overpower everything..though thank god for jazz drummers who actually have some musical sensibilities..lol (apologies to all you rock drummers out there!)haha....I really dig this and can't wait to hear your next offering...cheers planet :) (and I might add that the recording quality of this track is very cool!)
JohnBoutilier
JohnBoutilier 3rd Mar 2010 19:56 - 16 years ago

on For one night only (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Damn!! Absolutely awesome. Everything is perfect. Love it all.

Hell, I'm honoured just to tell you how good you are.

All The Best, As Always
BigPete
BigPete 3rd Mar 2010 14:24 - 16 years ago

on Mullet Bullet (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey Steve so great to hear the father son combo, your son is amazing, his calling is music and he has a great father musician to look up to, what a great jam, you did a great job on arranging the drums and the procution is spotless, just agreat track from the Slap and Son, here a name for the duo, lol.
FrenchKid18
FrenchKid18 28th Feb 2010 10:24 - 16 years ago

on Mullet Bullet (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Wow,you are the groove,man!Great tune as usual and congrats to your son for his nice playing
Cheers
French Kid
FrenchKid18
FrenchKid18 28th Feb 2010 10:11 - 16 years ago

on For one night only (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hi Steve,
Exactly the track I neede on this rainy Sunday morning,lol.
This guitar groove is just beautiful,nice clean sound.Great sax and flute playing too.I really love the emotion comin out from your tracks
Faved
Cheers
French Kid
theHumps
theHumps 25th Feb 2010 11:03 - 16 years ago

on Yeah Right (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Simply brilliant! The bass sounds great, I'll have to try to add the wah wah to the bass and see if I can get it to sound remotely as good as yours. You guys are pure talent and such a joy to listen to!

Wayne
Phyruis
Phyruis 25th Feb 2010 09:44 - 16 years ago

on Yeah Right (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
oh .... hot hot hot brother.. I've always loved to listen to the funk.. George Clinton and Parliament greatest hits are some of the most regular albums on in my house.. much to the wife's disgust!! this is just flawless brother great production.. must have taken you ages.. those levels are perfect.. nice one.. keep 'em coming brother
JohnBoutilier
JohnBoutilier 24th Feb 2010 16:59 - 16 years ago

on The Governor (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey Slap, its been a long time. Another great piece, not a surprise really, given your talent, but still needs to be said. Love this piece as much as I love everything you do. 19\10

I used some of your flute and sax loops in a piece I called Faith. If you can, listen and let me know what you think.

All the best, as always
John59
Mechanic
Mechanic 23rd Feb 2010 19:09 - 16 years ago

on The Governor (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
great funkadelic stuff I'm a great fan of your loops and music. party on.
Eihab
Eihab 23rd Feb 2010 17:52 - 16 years ago

on Something beautiful which no one will hear by SLAPJOHNSON
very nice combination, thank for playing this music
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 22nd Feb 2010 09:16 - 16 years ago

on Here comes Mr Big (Saxobones) by SLAPJOHNSON
Hey man is Riff Laden related to Osama?.....you can take all the guitars,piano's,etc....take all those instruments that are multi timbrel,create chords and are generally regarded as polyphonic and put them to one side...nothing beats a horn section..nothing! all other musical impact statements fall short....the term 'blown away' has a literal meaning here...this track is one of the 'filthiest' bad arsed tunes I've heard in a month of Sundays...makes a person breathless just listening to it! sheesh...cheers Dave :)
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