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Bob Welch Looks At Bop: The X Fleetwood Mac Man's Tribute To Be-Bop - Bob Welch


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Bob Welch Looks At Bop: The X Fleetwood Mac Man's Tribute To Be-Bop (1999) - Bob Welch


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Bob Welch

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Bird
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 3:32
My Funny Valentine
  Date Performance: 1999
  Comments: Part 1 of "My Funny Valentine/Milestones". Total running time of track is 3:54
Milestones
  Date Performance: 1999
  Comments: Part 2 of "My Funny Valentine/Milestones". Total running time of track is 3:54
Telepathy
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 5:03
Pretty Things
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 2:41
So It Rains
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 3:51
Live In Cherai
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 3:31
Lush Life
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 4:27
E-Ticket To Fly
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 5:21
Hustler
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 4:31
I Got Rhythm
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 3:33
Moodys Mood For Love
  Date Performance: 1999, Running Time: 2:53
    Guest Appearance »

Beegie Adair

    Released »

1999-09-10

    Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

    Other Appearances »
Miles Davis (Songwriter), Dorothy Fields (Songwriter), George Gershwin (Songwriter), Ira Gershwin (Songwriter), Lorenz Hart (Songwriter), Jimmy McHugh (Songwriter), James Moody (Songwriter), Richard Rodgers (Songwriter), Billy (William) Strayhorn (Songwriter), Bob Welch (Songwriter), Al(lun) Bran (Produced By), Bob Welch (Sample Editing)

    Record Label »
Cigar Music

    Catalogue Number »

BW3641

    Running Time »

43:23

    Liner Notes »

His 1st NEW work since "French Kiss".............

PARENTAL ADVIDORY
NAUGHTY LYRICS!
NAUGHTY LYRICS!

Recorded at Focus 27 N.Y.

B Bop...

This CD is a labor of love, because I just love Be-Bop, that's all. When I was 11 or 12, there were 3 very different musical currents in my life. One was Mr Di Caprio. my clarinet teacher, who told me I had a "good lip". Then there were Ricky Nelson's records. who I really liked more than Elvis, and Fats Domino...I liked "Blueberry Hill", and "Walkin' To New Orleans". But the music I obsessed on, and played pots and pans drums to, was Bop. I had Shorty Rogers albums, and Tony Scott albums and Gerry Mulligan albums...and Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis and John Coltrane albums. But Be-Bop was not something the junior high school girls cared anything about, So I learned the licks to "Pipeline" and "Tequila" instead. What was Bop? Bop was what the black geniuses of the late 1940's swing era thought up when they got bored with the bands they were playing in. A few people even SANG this stuff; I loved "Moodys Mood", "Lush Life", and "My Funny Valentine" and always wanted to record them...such beautiful songs! The chord changes of the Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm" were the chord changes that Started Bop...and started MY favorite musical revolution.

To Miles Davis, Lester Young, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Thelonius Monk, Sonny Stitt, Bud Powell, Dexter Gordon, Billie Holiday, King Pleasure, Billy Strayhorn, Johnny Griffin and so many more..Your music's is eternal..thank you!! This album dedicated to Wendy, with love!

Bob Welch plays Gibson Guitars

Thanks to Steinberg/Sonic Foundry/EMU/

Beegie Adair - Thanx!

To learn more about Bop visit your on-line or physical record store.

This recording (C) Copyright 1999 Cigar Music/Bob Welch

All copyrights property of their respective holders.

Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable law

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Fresh and exciting. Distinct guitar work
Review written by Henry H Hayes, March 19th, 2005

This is a must have for Welch fans. A long drought does not diminish Bob's creative and excellent guitar work. While at first listen seems strange to the Bob Welch tuned ear, it becomes apparent that it is unmistakeable Welch talent. He seems to have evolved to work scales and riffs that are fresh and different to the ears. Jazz and rock are blended into a music style that I would say is his own and unlike anyone elses. I have been a BW fan since the release of Bare Trees. I was sad and puzzeled by his dissapperance from the music scene. This release has satisfied the hunger for new music. Fans must reserve judgement upon one listen. As it may take a few to expand your listening skills to understand the blend of style and progress. But shortly BW fans of old, and those to join will discover; Bob is able to express his musical talents and visions without limitations of the coporate structure. One we are sure happy to see out. And look foreward to the next release.

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Different, but still quite Welchy
Review written by Brian Shoop (d2brian@mailcity.com), March 19th, 2005

I got Bob Welch Looks At Bop from The Penguin kind of knowing what to expect, since I had heard the clips. I was still blown away, however. There's a very fresh, modern sound to everything and I'm surprised he did so much dense layering by himself. It's all very complex and never boring, much like Mr. Welch himself. Most songs have a few verses and lyrical lines, then launch into mostly instrumental parts. It's different, but once you'll get used to it, you'll like it. Best tracks in particular are "Telepathy", "Lush Life", and "Hustler" (the oft-mentined 'parental advisory' revision of "Silver Heels"). The only track that falls flat is the oddly grating "Pretty Things" which just sounds too awkward with the squeaky vocals (which sound like Bob's voice VSO'ed). I recommend checking out some of the Liquid Audio clips beforehand. If you like 'em, then go ahead and get the CD. And I highly reccomend getting it here, as it's cheap, extremely fast, and the CD liner sheet is autographed by Bob himself!

    Last Modified »
2010-08-08
    Tracklisting »
Discography entry submitted by Bob Welch & Marty Adelson.