The Meters
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I find it impossible to keep up with the volume of stellar releases this year. It's as if all my favorite and future-favorite artists got mad inspired over the winter of '07 and now the tunes flow like a mighty river. And, while high and mighty record companies fall from CD-dependency, independent labels continue to prosper with limited edition vinyl releases and digital download options. So...
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Happy Birthday George!Every time I see you play live, you inspire me to want to go out and save the planet. For me, your bass grooves define "in the pocket".You have truly funkified my life and I thank you.
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Former members of the legendary New Orleans funk combo, The Meters, kicked out the jams at MOG's first anniversary party Wednesday night.A band that included the great drummer Zigaboo Modeliste, bassist George Porter, Jr. and keyboardist Ivan Neville performed at a party at The Independent before about 500 lovers of New Orleans music.Some photos:Bassist George Porter Jr. during sound check.The...
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I haven't checked this out yet, but I'm always a sucker for anything that lets me discover new music. This site was created by the co-founders of Suck and Wired. So these are some web stalwarts who know what they are doing.Read more here:http://www.boingboing.net/2007/04/20/cool_new_online_play.htmlor visit the site here:http://criticalmetrics.com/
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Time to get down to some instrumental 70s fizzunk from the band from New Orleans. The Meters are definitely one of my favorites from the funk genre. So many cool sounding tracks.
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No post really needed, but this is a ??very?? funky little Meters track for your Monday.
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the meters funkified
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These guys are from a well known town that i love called New Orleans. They have been making music together for over four decades and show no sign of slowing down any time soon. New Orleans is home to some nasty ass funk and this band definately fits the mold and lives up to the Big Easy's standards.
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Track:Ain't No Use (Live at The Bottom line '77)
First up the Meters touring behind their 76 release trick bag at the Bottom Line NYC doing Aint No Use. A 12 minute jam on the Rejuvenation LP which became kind of a standard at NYC loft parties, is stretched a little further here. Lots of Guitar from Leo Nocentelli.The second cut is the JB's classic Pass The Peas. This was recorded live in '91 when The Meters (w/o Art and Zig) played in Switze...
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This track dates from the period shorly before the four Neville Brothers got together to make the Wild Tchoupitoulas LP, after which Art and Cyril left the Meters to form the Neville Brothers with Aaron and saxman Charles (now that his spell in Angola for drug ofences was over).The "Fire on the Bayou" LP shows a band not wholly sure of its direction; a cover of Art's first hit from 1954 "Mardi ...
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I find it impossible to keep up with the volume of stellar releases this year. It's as if all my favorite and future-favorite artists got mad inspired over the winter of '07 and now the tunes flow like a mighty river. And, while high and mighty record companies fall from CD-dependency, independent labels continue to prosper with limited edition vinyl releases and digital download options. So...
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Come celebrate our 1-Year Anniversary at the "MOG Jellybone Meltdown"It's time to get down and get super funky, Moggy-style. Get to meet your fellow Moggers IN THE FLESH. The date: May 23rdThe time: 8pmThe place: The Independent, San Francisco (our favorite new venue)The music: The band we have assembled includes the finest New Orleans funk gods in existence. We are flying them in to play at t...
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Much as I love the Meters music in general, I think this tune misses the mark spectacularly, as they add little to a typical John Lennon dirge. Mind you, millions of you out there love the Beatles in all their forms, so let's see what YOU all think of this track - not up to me to say what's good or bad, as it all depends on individual taste. Comments awaited with interest.
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