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Shuffle Demons : Bop Rap
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An amazing follow up to their outstanding debut 'Streetniks', Bop Rap covers all the bases. Early street hip hop, Mingus and Monk influenced jazz with some bluesy country, avante jazz and world thrown in the mix.
Genre: Jazz: Weird Jazz
Release Date: 1988
Bop Rap Record Label: Stony Plain/Stubby Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Hockey Night in Canada Theme 3:11 Album Only
Personal Blues 5:49 Album Only
East Berlin Angst 5:28 Album Only
I Mean You 4:17 Album Only
12 Beer My Dear 5:13 Album Only
Demon Reggae 5:23 Album Only
Crusie Blues 5:17 Album Only
Oliagosi 6:50 Album Only
The Curse 4:17 Album Only
Low Life 0:48 Album Only
Funkin Pumpkin 2:48 Album Only
Father Hipness 4:29 Album Only
Jingle Bells 3:30 Album Only

Album Notes

The Shuffle Demons were always about the convergence of top notch musicianship and crowd pleasing antics, combining jazz, bop rap, free jazz, poetry and performance art into a musically compelling and visually stimulating show.

The Demons played 1000s of sold out shows in Canada, traversing the country no less than 15 times from 1986-1997, building up a solid fan base that to this day will never forget the music and the antics...stopping traffic with the famous 'Spadina Bus ' walk around, playing a Mingus tune and really meaning it, thrashing around the stage in crazy interpretive dance, delivering the classic poem 'What do you Want.'

What I enjoyed the most about the Shuffle Demons was that each show was unique, and each fan and band member felt like they were part of something special. Our interactions with the crowd during our walk arounds and our no holds barred performances really captured the imagination of a whole generation of concert goers, and spawned many a jazz career.

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