Hairy Larry Rocks
The Daily Shaarli
January 29, 2023
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Doctor Deathray, Mosey Beat, and Zero. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Mosey Beat Live at Funhouse Southside on 2023-01-15
archive.org/details/mb2023-01-15
Zero Live at Roseland Theater on 1993-03-07
archive.org/details/zero1993-03-07.stage.mtx-km254-c61-vox-sax.chief.mcgee.miller.sirmick.163303.flac1648
Doctor Deathray – These are all off my upcoming album, 51 Miles From Nowhere.
doctordeathray.bandcamp.com
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Mosey Beat Live at Funhouse Southside on 2023-01-15
archive.org/details/mb2023-01-15
Zero Live at Roseland Theater on 1993-03-07
archive.org/details/zero1993-03-07.stage.mtx-km254-c61-vox-sax.chief.mcgee.miller.sirmick.163303.flac1648
Doctor Deathray – These are all off my upcoming album, 51 Miles From Nowhere.
doctordeathray.bandcamp.com
DJ Hairy Larry Presents Hairy Larry playing “Chunga”
From The Archives Of Something Blue January 29, 2023
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear an original post bop jazz piece recorded at Harriet O’Neal’s piano studio.
Regular listeners know that I’m a composition major at ASU. There’s more to being a composition major than putting notes on a page. You are also expected to arrange readings of your pieces, make recordings, and perform recitals.
I wrote a piece called “Chunga”, a prequel to Frank Zappa’s “Chunga’s Revenge”. Harriet O’Neal was my piano teacher and she agreed to help play a reading and make a recording of the piece. Harriet was raised in Wynne, Arkansas, and she taught at ASU.
I pulled some top area musicians to fill out the rhythm section. On bass I had David Eckert, librarian at the Jonesboro Public Library who gave lessons at ASU and on drums, John Long, band director at Walnut Ridge.
For the saxophone parts I had two excellent musicians who I had played with in the jazz program at ASU, Aaron Decker – alto, and Cody Ballard – tenor. The bari player I had scheduled was out of town so I played the bari parts on my synthesizer.
From The Archives Of Something Blue January 29, 2023
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear an original post bop jazz piece recorded at Harriet O’Neal’s piano studio.
Regular listeners know that I’m a composition major at ASU. There’s more to being a composition major than putting notes on a page. You are also expected to arrange readings of your pieces, make recordings, and perform recitals.
I wrote a piece called “Chunga”, a prequel to Frank Zappa’s “Chunga’s Revenge”. Harriet O’Neal was my piano teacher and she agreed to help play a reading and make a recording of the piece. Harriet was raised in Wynne, Arkansas, and she taught at ASU.
I pulled some top area musicians to fill out the rhythm section. On bass I had David Eckert, librarian at the Jonesboro Public Library who gave lessons at ASU and on drums, John Long, band director at Walnut Ridge.
For the saxophone parts I had two excellent musicians who I had played with in the jazz program at ASU, Aaron Decker – alto, and Cody Ballard – tenor. The bari player I had scheduled was out of town so I played the bari parts on my synthesizer.
DJ Hairy Larry Presents Hairy Larry playing "Chunga"
From The Archives Of Something Blue January 29, 2023
Thanks Marty, today we're going to hear an original post bop jazz piece recorded at Harriet O'Neal's piano studio.
Regular listeners know that I'm a composition major at ASU. There's more to being a composition major than putting notes on a page. You are also expected to arrange readings of your pieces, make recordings, and perform recitals.
I wrote a piece called "Chunga", a prequel to Frank Zappa's "Chunga's Revenge". Harriet O'Neal was my piano teacher and she agreed to help play a reading and make a recording of the piece. Harriet was raised in Wynne, Arkansas, and she taught at ASU.
I pulled some top area musicians to fill out the rhythm section. On bass I had David Eckert, librarian at the Jonesboro Public Library who gave lessons at ASU and on drums, John Long, band director at Walnut Ridge.
For the saxophone parts I had two excellent musicians who I had played with in the jazz program at ASU, Aaron Decker - alto, and Cody Ballard - tenor. The bari player I had scheduled was out of town so I played the bari parts on my synthesizer.
From The Archives Of Something Blue January 29, 2023
Thanks Marty, today we're going to hear an original post bop jazz piece recorded at Harriet O'Neal's piano studio.
Regular listeners know that I'm a composition major at ASU. There's more to being a composition major than putting notes on a page. You are also expected to arrange readings of your pieces, make recordings, and perform recitals.
I wrote a piece called "Chunga", a prequel to Frank Zappa's "Chunga's Revenge". Harriet O'Neal was my piano teacher and she agreed to help play a reading and make a recording of the piece. Harriet was raised in Wynne, Arkansas, and she taught at ASU.
I pulled some top area musicians to fill out the rhythm section. On bass I had David Eckert, librarian at the Jonesboro Public Library who gave lessons at ASU and on drums, John Long, band director at Walnut Ridge.
For the saxophone parts I had two excellent musicians who I had played with in the jazz program at ASU, Aaron Decker - alto, and Cody Ballard - tenor. The bari player I had scheduled was out of town so I played the bari parts on my synthesizer.