History The Doctor Is… Far Out
posted by on February 7 at 16:56 PM
Dr. Patrick Gleeson and Herbie Hancock, diabolically scheming to blow your mind.
Dr. Patrick Gleeson established himself in the ’70s as the go-to guy among forward-thinking jazz musicians (Herbie Hancock, Charles Earland, Julian Priester, Lenny White, Bennie Maupin, et al.) seeking far-out, eloquent analog-synth emissions. The good doctor recently put up a live (1972) version of “Hornet” (originally found on the classic Sextant LP) on his MySpace. Go to his virtual iPod there and click on that sucker. Warning: it’s NSFW (not safe for wusses). Also worth checking are Gleeson’s recent remixes of Miles Davis’ “Shh Peaceful” and “The Maids of Cadiz.”
YES!!!
and bonus points to you, segal, for not safe for wusses. true, that.
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What a find!
"porn wife stories" or the Hancock track, Chris?
The Hancock track! What did you think of the re-mix of "It's About That Time"? I dug it but hoped it would be more dubbed out.
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I was joking, Chris.
Gleeson kind of roughed up the Miles track; it sounded kind of irreverent. I'll stick with the original, though.
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