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Team FiCO <Final Coalition> 2k9 Presents:
The Biography Channel - Beethoven: The Sound and The Fury
http://www.amazon.com/Legendary-Orleans-Musicians-Various-Artists /dp/B0002475OS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1252878725&sr=1-1
RELEASE TYPE..> XviD SUPPLiER.......> FiCO CREW
RELEASE DATE..> 2009.09.15 CRACKER/RiPPER.> FiCO CREW
STREET DATE...> 2005.06.14 ENCODER........> FiCO CREW
THEATRE DATE..> yyyy.mm.dd RATiNG [iMDb]..> xx ()
ViDEO CODEC...> XviD Koepi AUDiO CODEC....> LAME 3.9
ViDEO BiTRATE.> Avg 967 kbit/s AUDiO BiTRATE..> 128 kbit/s
ViDEO FORMAT..> NTSC AUDiO FORMAT...> MPEG1-Layer3
RiP METHOD....> 2-pass ABR MOViE SiZE.....> 699mb
ASPECT RATiO..> 1.33 DiSKS..........> 25x15mb
RESOLUTiON....> 576 x 432 RUNTiME........> 88 min
GENRE.........> Documentary
SUBTITLES.....> None
Notes:
Featuring Milt Hinton, Chester Zardis, Danny Barker and Alan Lomax
Very rarely are we fortunate enough to get an inside view into the earliest
days of the great jazz tradition. This outstanding 1989 documentary by
Preston McClanahan focuses on the life of bassist Chester Zardis -
the 'last of the first' great African-American jazz pioneers, a master of
the bass, and an important jazz innovator.
At a time when most legendary bebop figures had already passed away, Zardis
was still performing the same New Orleans Dixieland music that he had been
playing throughout his unparalleled 70-year career!
Filmed during the last year of his life - Zardis dies shortly after the
making of this documentary at 90 years old - the bassist is captured
performing in various settings, ranging from solo bass to duets with multi-
instrumentalist Danny Barker to performances with trumpeters Kid Sheik
Colar and Wendell Brunious, trombonist Louis Nelson, and Clarinetist
Michael White.
The film also boasts insightful commentary and a dazzling performance by
Milt Hinton, who gives us a special glimpse into the evolution of the bass
in jazz.
The New Orleans ambience is delightful, with Mrs. Bertha Zardis cooking up
a batch of shrimp etoufee, gospel music in the local church, and scenes of
Zardis reminiscing about the old days with a group of neighborhood children.
Danny Barker provides poignant testimony on the trials and tribulations of
life as a black musician trying to make it in New Orleans, while two of the
foremost authorities - musicologists Bill Russell and Alan Loman - give a
detailed analysis on the development of this magical and unique musical
tradition.
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