Up South
Dan Goldfus Project
Performed By
Dan Goldfus Project
Album UPC
884502855074
CD Baby Track ID
7812118
Label
Dan Goldfus Project
Released
2010-10-21
BPM
107
Rated
0
ISRC
usx9p1026168
Year
2010
Spotify Plays
10
Writers
Writer
Dan Goldfus
Pub Co
Goldfoot Publishing
Composer
Dan Goldfus
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - California - SF
Description
This is an eclectic blend of original tunes of jazz mixed with world beat and folk influences. Sax & flute, electric & acoustic guitars, upright & electric bass, hammered dulcimer & octave mandolin, and drums & percussion create various textures.
Notes
Up South is a lively tune featuring sax & guitar interplay, the drums add a second line New Orleans punch to the melody with a strong acoustic guitar rhythm. The title track follows, an African rhythm with a Haitian percussion pattern and a lot of dynamics. The melody is voiced by alto & tenor sax and multiple acoustic guitar parts. Bass clarinet and kalimba add to the texture. What She Told Me features flute, hammered dulcimer octave mandolin, acoustic guitar and upright bass. Waltz for Richie is a jazz waltz in a more straight ahead jazz style featuring sax, electric jazz guitar, upright bass and drums. It is followed by the up-tempo Twilight Drive with congas pushing the sax and electric guitar combination. It has a more urban, almost R & B feel. Canyon is in a Celtic 6/8 time with jazz changes, acoustic guitar, octave mandolin and upright bass anchoring the rhythm,. Sax and electric guitar play the melody, a tune begun on a raft trip down the Grand Canyon. Lost in the Stars is a bossa nova played on nylon string guitars and flute. The drums and upright bass creating the Brazilian groove. The end features a nice interplay between flute and guitar. 11:11 is an R & B with hip-hop influenced rhythm, featuring strong alto sax and a wah wah electric guitar solo. Hat on the Table is it’s own thing, hammered dulcimer melody, slide guitar and octave mandolin rhythm with strong electric bass support. The end goes into a blues groove driven by the resonator guitar, creating an interesting soundtrack
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