Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:54
Size: 148.6 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals, B3 Organ jazz
Year: 2008
Art: Front
[ 1:35] 1. Welcome To The Central
[ 5:14] 2. Gotta Serve Somebody
[ 7:39] 3. Take Me To The River
[ 5:04] 4. Drinkin' N Thinkin'
[ 6:29] 5. A Room In The Desert
[ 5:50] 6. Straight No Chaser
[ 0:22] 7. Something For You To Do
[ 7:14] 8. See That Rock
[ 5:47] 9. Subterranean Homesick Blues
[ 8:57] 10. Folio
[10:37] 11. Cave Dancing
This is Ben Sidran's first Hammond B3 organ project. It's an instrument he has played for forty years, and occasionally (as on his recent radio-friendly CD Nick's Bump) featured on recordings. But CIEN NOCHES -- the title refers to the fact that over a period of ten years he performed one hundred nights at Madrid's famed Cafe Central -- is the first time he has paid direct tribute to the instrument and the club scene it spawned.
The album includes the original songs "Get It Yourself," an acerbic commentary on the rock and roll industry, and "Cave Dancing," an extended parable of jazz and the roots of religion. In addition, it features two Bob Dylan classics, "Gotta Serve Somebody" and "Subterranean Homesick Blues," along with saxophonist Bob Rockwell's "Drinkin' and Thinkin," an obvious party favorite.
Sidran is no stranger to combining jazz, party music and story telling. Raised in the industrial lakeshore city of Racine, Wisconsin, while still in high school, he went to Madison, the home of the University of Wisconsin, to play with his own jazz trio and soon joined a Southern comfort party band led by frat boy singer Steve Miller and his Texas friend, Boz Scaggs. He eventually penned the lyrics for Miller's hit song "Space Cowboy" earning a place in rock history and royalties enough to cover his graduate education.
The album includes the original songs "Get It Yourself," an acerbic commentary on the rock and roll industry, and "Cave Dancing," an extended parable of jazz and the roots of religion. In addition, it features two Bob Dylan classics, "Gotta Serve Somebody" and "Subterranean Homesick Blues," along with saxophonist Bob Rockwell's "Drinkin' and Thinkin," an obvious party favorite.
Sidran is no stranger to combining jazz, party music and story telling. Raised in the industrial lakeshore city of Racine, Wisconsin, while still in high school, he went to Madison, the home of the University of Wisconsin, to play with his own jazz trio and soon joined a Southern comfort party band led by frat boy singer Steve Miller and his Texas friend, Boz Scaggs. He eventually penned the lyrics for Miller's hit song "Space Cowboy" earning a place in rock history and royalties enough to cover his graduate education.
Cien Noches (One Hundred Nights At The Cafe Central)
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