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World Fusion, tribal drums, soundscapes, and basses.
Genre:
World: World Fusion
Release Date:
2004
Meaningful Sounds (with regard to random themes)
© Copyright-Bryan Jones
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Jonesy's first solo bass release "Meaningful Sounds (with regard to random themes)", released in spring of 2004, is a collection of music written over the past few years. It was recorded in various situations and for various purposes. Some of the tunes have developed and are performed by the music groups Fast Eddie and Naked Jungle. And some are experimentations and raw ideas, leaning towards a soundtrack feel. All of the music on the album was written, performed, and recorded by Jonesy. It is a mix of tribal world fusion styles, ranging from ambient soundscapes to heavy odd meters. Jonesy uses 6 string basses, 6 string MIDI bass, upright bass, acoustic and electronic drums/percussion, theremin, and various loopers to create each song. His finger tapping technique allows for bass and melody lines to be played together and for intricate bass lines to weave in and out as the musical focus. Influences include Victor Wooten, Trey Gunn, Tony Levin, and Les Claypool. For more info, contact, and performance schedule visit www.myspace.com/jonesyworld4bass
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Meaningful Sounds is appropriately titled
author: Rachael
I was captivated by the melodies of Meaningful Sounds. My being felt a sense of tranquaility while listening. Mermaid brought me to tears, it was so beautiful. It's been quite awhile since a cd has moved me like this. I regret taking so long to check it out.
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This CD is a MUST HAVE!!!
author: Tina G.
This CD is a must have for ANY music lover. I have seen Jonesy live and experienced the energy that his music resonates, and this CD captures that same feeling. The bass in every song shakes me to the core!
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niche, but interesting, with hypnotic bass lines
author: Nicholas A.
The hypnotic, complex bass guitar runs stick with you. There was a good spread in the pacing of the songs, varying between very slow to fast mid-tempo. The music is emotionally low-key, and well anchored in the low octaves (basses predominate; only Lost Shoe, Warpath, and Awaken the Deep (to a lesser extent) have percussion that step forward to take an equal stance). The only negatives were the heavy and abrupt tone swings on Birds of Loco. Otherwise, this is a very good CD, complementing the talents of its artist well.
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great cd
author: Tess
I really enjoy this cd. It's nice to hear awesome bass in a more peaceful sense. Pretty much all good stuff. I recommend it those who can really appreciate bass in every style/type of music.
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