The House of the Rising Sun
Dylan Taylor
Performed By
Dylan Taylor
Album UPC
614531116156
CD Baby Track ID
TR0000079817
Label
Dylan Taylor
Released
2013-12-13
BPM
144
Rated
0
ISRC
usx9p1319421
Year
2013
Spotify Plays
87
Writers
Writer
traditional
Pub Co
Dylan Taylor
Composer
Traditional
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Rights Controlled
Master and Public Domain
Rights
Easy Clear: Public Domain
Original/Cover/Public Domain
public domain
Country
United States - Pennsylvania
Description
More than just another jazz record - multiple genres weave in and out, taking the listener through turns of Afro-Cuban, fusion, straight ahead, blues, avant-garde, and more.
Notes
Sweeter for the Struggle is more than just another jazz release in 2013. Dylan Taylor sees the album, and the larger dialogue of jazz in our modern times, as hope for the new world. People from all backgrounds can come together and take part in this tradition. Much like a lotus flower emerges from the mud, jazz has emerged from oppressive and turbulent times to be a music that is of pure beauty.
Multiple genres weave in and out of the record, showing the diversity of Taylor's tastes, all held together with his identifiable bass stylings and perpetual groove. The album will take you through turns of Afro-Cuban, fusion, straight ahead, blues, avant-garde, and more.
Masterful talents, the likes of Bobby Zankel, Tom Lawton, Craig McIver, Bob Meashey, and Steve Tirpak all gratefully and gracefully join in on the production, each lending their own voice so that the sum is truly greater than the parts. Not only that, but the great Larry Coryell, a longtime friend of Taylor's, is also featured on the album quite generously. In fact, the new recording of “Low-Lee-Tah," a Coryell tune, is the fulfillment of a boyhood dream of Taylor's - to record this groundbreaking fusion composition with the composer himself.
Recorded at Forge Recording in Oreland, PA
Mixed and engineered by Ron DiSilvestro except “The House of the Rising Sun” and “Low-Lee-Tah,” engineered by Brendan McGeehan
Mastered by the Mastering House, Inc. in Pottstown, PA
All tunes © Dylan Taylor (BMI) except “Low-Lee-Tah” © Larry Coryell (BLUE PARASOL OBO EL-CEE MUSIC),“The Next Time I See You” © Bobby Zankel (Astara Miriam Publishing), “Invitation” © Bronislau Kaper, and “The House of the Rising Sun” arranged by Dylan Taylor
Artwork by Sean Taylor, Periann Richmond-Taylor and Dylan Taylor
Layout by Dan Nosheny
Multiple genres weave in and out of the record, showing the diversity of Taylor's tastes, all held together with his identifiable bass stylings and perpetual groove. The album will take you through turns of Afro-Cuban, fusion, straight ahead, blues, avant-garde, and more.
Masterful talents, the likes of Bobby Zankel, Tom Lawton, Craig McIver, Bob Meashey, and Steve Tirpak all gratefully and gracefully join in on the production, each lending their own voice so that the sum is truly greater than the parts. Not only that, but the great Larry Coryell, a longtime friend of Taylor's, is also featured on the album quite generously. In fact, the new recording of “Low-Lee-Tah," a Coryell tune, is the fulfillment of a boyhood dream of Taylor's - to record this groundbreaking fusion composition with the composer himself.
Recorded at Forge Recording in Oreland, PA
Mixed and engineered by Ron DiSilvestro except “The House of the Rising Sun” and “Low-Lee-Tah,” engineered by Brendan McGeehan
Mastered by the Mastering House, Inc. in Pottstown, PA
All tunes © Dylan Taylor (BMI) except “Low-Lee-Tah” © Larry Coryell (BLUE PARASOL OBO EL-CEE MUSIC),“The Next Time I See You” © Bobby Zankel (Astara Miriam Publishing), “Invitation” © Bronislau Kaper, and “The House of the Rising Sun” arranged by Dylan Taylor
Artwork by Sean Taylor, Periann Richmond-Taylor and Dylan Taylor
Layout by Dan Nosheny
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