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Monkey House  Banda fundada por Don Breithaupt, pianista, vocalista, compositor, arranjador e produtor canadense. O nome do grupo vem de um livro de 1968 de Kurt Vonnegut.A banda foi formada em 1992, com repertório inovador e tendência jazzísticas compostas por DonDiversos artistas convidados contribuíram com músicas e se apresentaram em seus álbuns, incluindo Drew Zingg, Elliott Randall, Michael Leonhart e Jay Graydon. Steely Dan é uma das maiores influências de Breithaupt. A banda faz pop melódico com um toque sofisticado, com pé no Jazz e arranjos de metais.Seu álbum de estreia, Welcome to the Club, foi lançado em 1992, pelo selo Aquarius, sediado no Canadá. Incluí um cover de uma música escrita por Donald Fagen, do Steely Dan, chamada "Lazy Nina", que foi regravada por Greg Phillinganes em 1984, mas nunca gravada pelo próprio Fagen.Seu segundo álbum, True Winter, pelo selo Marigold, lançado em 1998, contou com a colaboração de Richie Hayward, do Little Feat, e David Blamires, do Pat Metheny Group.Em 2005, foi lançada a coletânea Big Money: Singles Remasters Rarities 1992-2005. Contem treze faixas dos dois primeiros álbuns da Monkey House, além de quatro faixas inéditas, incluindo osingle "Tough Love". Entre os convidados estavam Kevin Breit (Norah Jones), Mark Kelso (Gino Vannelli), além de Hayward e Blamires.Seu quarto álbum, Headquarters, foi lançado em 2012, pelo selo Alma, afiliado ao Universal Music Group, artistas convidados incluíram Kim Mitchell, Rik Emmett, Drew Zingg e Michael Leonhart.Uma antologia de álbuns intitulada Retrospective foi lançada em 2013, que inclui quase tudo o que a Monkey House lançou ao longo de suas duas primeiras décadas. Além de músicas de seus três primeiros álbuns, a antologia de 44 músicas inclui material inédito como "I'm Not That Guy", das sessões do Headquarters, cinco faixas instrumentais e algumas entrevistas.Um sexto álbum foi lançado em junho de 2016, Left, pelo selo Alma/Universal. O título faz referência ao fato deBreithaupt ter feito as malas e se mudado de Toronto para a costa oeste, chegando à região de Los Angeles em fevereiro de 2013.O grupo principal de músicos do álbum são:baterista Mark Kelso, o baixista Pat Kilbride e o guitarrista Justin Abedin, com Breithaupt contribuindo nos teclados e o baixista Peter Cardinali como convidado em uma faixa. Além de Elliott Randall e Jay Graydon, outros convidados incluem os backing vocals David Blamires (Pat Metheny Group), Lucy Woodward (Snarky Puppy), William Sperandei no trompete e o saxofonista Donny McCaslin. Drew Zingg e Michael Leonhart também retornam para contribuir com solos. O álbum estreou na 9ª posição na parada de jazz do iTunes dos EUA, na 2ª posição na parada de jazz do iTunes doCanadá, e alcançou a 24ª posição na parada de álbuns de jazz da Billboard.Discografia:·       Welcome to the Club (1992)·       True Winter (1998)·       Big Money: SinglesRemasters Rarities 1992-2005 (2005)·       Headquarters (2012)·       Retrospective (2013)·       Left (2016)·       Friday (2019)·       Remember the Audio (2022)·       Crashbox (2025)  

Monkey House is on a roll, and at the top of their game with the release of their new studio album for Alma Records titled “Crashbox”. Following the success of their 2022 release, “Remember The Audio”, band leader Don Breithaupt and his steady cast of musicians have once again crafted a new collection of songs that comprise what is arguably their finest album, with stellar songwriting, impeccable production, and it includes some very special guests. But don't take our word for it. Take it from Don Breithaupt himself, the creative mind behind Monkey House and their brand new album, “Crashbox”, which is due out June 6. Inside MusiCast is pleased to once again welcome Don Breithaupt.

First, there's the voice. Devoid of affectation or theatrics, it's a delightful instrument, one wielded with true subtlety. Technically a dramatic mezzo, it moves with graceful ease from slightly husky sensuality to bluesy boisterousness conveying, at turns, sweet romanticism and gently aching melancholy. Its purity of tone matched by impeccable phrasing, this is a voice to be reckoned with. Then there are the songs. On Arms Full of Roses, her debut album, Hayle covered pop classics “Look of Love” and “Can't Take My Eyes off You”, but it was her own compositions, evocative of Gershwin and Cole Porter, that truly captured the imagination. Her virtually unclassifiable style, and extraordinary gift for both music and lyrics, is again evident on So Much For Good Behaviour. Featuring original songs sure to be mistaken as classics, (“But You Do”, “Summer's Kiss” and “Impossible You” among them); a who's who of Canadian musicians (including the legendary Guido Basso, with a haunting chromatic harmonica solo on Summers Kiss); and the contributions of Juno Award-winning recording engineer John Bailey, and Emmy Award-winning producer Don Breithaupt, So Much For Good Behaviour is a confluence of artistry and ingenuity. “These songs wrote themselves. In fact, I didn't quite know where they were going until they took me there,” says Hayle, of her quirky, complex and layered compositions. Consider the poetry and homage to a by-gone era, and you'll understand why this is something special: Drunk on second chances / This serenade / A cavalcade / Of flowery would be trues... and It's helplessly, haplessly / Hopelessly, maddeningly / Wonderful Wanting You... and Did I misread your glance as something more than fleeting / Did I mistake the kiss that lingers on my lips / I only ask as winter passes / You will remember / And save me your Summer's Kiss And Then. Montreal-born and Toronto-based, this jazz chanteuse has had a fascinatingly chameleonic career, and draws from a deep well of experience in creating her work. Hayle's musical, vocal and lyrical maturity, so evident on the albums, is eloquent testimony to a lifelong commitment to the crafts of singing and song writing. Robyn Hayle, began vocal and piano lessons at the Royal Conservatory in Montreal at age seven, and won her first International Music Competition at nine, singing “Faust.” By thirteen, she was performing in city clubs, singing backup for popular Quebec entertainer Tony Roman. At 15, Hayle became the youngest music student ever at McGill, but soon defected to rock 'n roll. She toured with such stars as Johnny Farrago and Patsy Gallant and headed her own bands, prior to relocating to Toronto, where she was soon in demand for jingles and voiceover work — in both official languages. In Toronto, Robyn also worked on children's programming for TVO, including Sesame Street, and the internationally acclaimed Today's Special, in which she played the computer “TXL Series Four”, and did animated voices that earned her a global cult following. A stint in New York City studying at the Neighborhood Playhouse was followed by a move to Los Angeles. RH Returning to her first love — and passion — Robyn Hayle is currently promoting the recently released So Much For Good Behaviour. #robynhayle #standupcomedian #todaysspecial #chrispomay #livewithcdp #barrycullenchevrolet For more information, contact info@robynhayle.com.https://robynhayle.comhomehttps://beacons.ai/chrisdpomayhttps://www.cameo.com/chrispomaypaypal.me/chrispomayWant to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596.

Don Breithaupt, who wrote the 33 1/3 series book on Aja, joins the podcast to talk about his lifelong relationship to Steely Dan's music as a writer, singer-songwriter, and fan. Don passes on some of the musical wisdom he received from interviewing Donald Fagen for his Aja book, and discusses the influence of Steely Dan on his long-running musical band and project Monkey House. A member of The FM Podcasts Network.

E23.46: Monkey House's Don Breithaupt Tom knew him as one of the members of Monkey House. You might know him as the Emmy-award-winning composer and musician who has worked with the likes of Chicago, Marc Jordan, Jay Graydon and Manhattan Transfer. Others know him as the author of the “Aja” book, having interviewed Donald Fagan himself. And if you still don't know him, tune in to get to know Don Breithaupt, a buried treasure hidden in plain sight and well worth learning all about! Listen and Subscribe: Find the podcast platform of your choice here. Lightning Round: Found at Sea Buried Treasures Off the Map References and Related: John's Spotify Yacht Rock Playlist Tom's Spotify Yacht Rock Playlist Yacht or Nyacht? The Official Yachtski Scale Playlist of songs featured on Out of the Main Intro/outro music: Did You Mean That by Page 99 Find and Follow: The Mainland: YachtRockPodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yachtrockpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/yachtrockpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@yachtrockpodcast Anchors Aweigh (Support the Podcast): https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yachtrockpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yachtrockpodcast/support

Books this month: Kaya, by Craig Wes; Mouse Guard, by David Petersen; The Compleat Moonshadow, by Jean Marc DeMatteis; Marlfox, by Brian Jacques; Kitchens of the Great Midwest, by J. Ryan Stradal; Wool, by Hugh Howey; Demolition Angel, by Robert Crais; The Hunter, by Jennifer Herrera; The Great Transition, by Nick Fuller Googins; "Mall of America" by Susanne Wang; 33 1/3 Aja, by Don Breithaupt; 33 1/3 Come Away with ESG, by Sherry Percy; It Never Ends, by Tom Sharpling; Endzone, by Don DeLillo.

Don Breithaupt is back with a brand new Monkey House album titled “Remember The Audio” - an 11 track project that was conceived during the pandemic and arguably their finest collection of songs in the Monkey House canon. The core of the band remains steady, with Breithaupt on lead vocals and keyboards, Mark Kelso on drums, Pat Kilbride on bass, and Justin Abedin on guitar. The album also contains guest appearances, including trumpeters Randy Brecker, Guido Basso and Michael Leonhart, guitarist Drew Zingg, and singers Lucy Woodward and David Blamires. "Remember The Audio" is set to release on July 15 on Alma Records and we're pleased to have Don back for a fourth time and to talk about this fantastic new record. Inside MusiCast is please to welcome Don Breithaupt.

Welcome back everyone, to another brand new review! So, if you are going to have a guest on for an album review, here's a little "best case scenario" checklist: 1) The guest is a professional musician. 2) The guest has extensive experience in the music industry. 3) This album is the guest's favourite album. 4) The guest wrote a book on this album. 5) The guest has met and interviewed at least one of the artists who created this album. Well, Don Breithaupt just so happens to check off every point on this list. Don was so gracious to spend some time with us to talk about this era defining album by Steely Dan. If you're not familiar with this album, please do check it out first before listening! As a reminder, you can find our favorite songs from the RS500 on our Spotify playlist right here - we'll be updating it as we go with our favorite songs from each album! You can check out Rolling Stone's new 2020 list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Don Breithaupt is a man of many talents. He’s a singer/songwriter, musician, producer, arranger, composer, author and even an Inside MusiCast Correspondent. From his steady gig with Brass Transit, to his Breithaupt Brothers collaboration with his brother, Jeff, to recently producing “True North: The Canadian Songbook” - an epic, 32 song project that celebrates Canada’s 150th birthday, Don’s passion for music keeps him on the road, in the studio, and constantly writing and creating music. However, the center of his musical world is Monkey House, a band he spearheads and has been intact for over 25 years. With four studio albums already to their credit, the band released their fifth studio album today titled “Friday” and contains 12 tracks, including their tribute to the Walter Becker song “Book Of Liars”. Here to discuss this brand new album is our good friend, Don Breithaupt.

Don Breithaupt returns to honor the 40th anniversary of Steely Dan's landmark album.

00:00 - It's the 40th anniversary of Star Wars! On this day in 1977, the first Star Wars movie was released. 11:36 - The "Love Actually" reunion is happening tonight on NBC as part of Red Nose Day. 17:48 - AIRSHIPS! Are they the future for getting supplies to Northern Manitoba? We're joined by Dr. Barry E. Prentice, Professor at I.H. Asper School of Business, Department of Supply Chain Management, University of Manitoba 36:34 - True North: The Canadian Songbook, Friday-Sunday at Centennial Concert Hall with Eleanor McCain performing with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. We are joined by Eleanor, as well as Emmy Award winning composer Don Breithaupt, who produced the album. The tour (and accompanying album and hardcover coffee table book) features Eleanor's musical take on the likes of Bryan Adams, Sarah McLachlan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and many more. 53:59 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling -- Her latest blog post at www.conexuscounselling.ca is called "10 Rules of Engagement", which features a section called "Lines. We. Will. Not. Cross.", which somewhat ties into our discussion last Thursday about the Toronto Blue Jays' Kevin Pillar using a homophobic slur. He apologized quickly, but Greg says when Pillar says "this is not who I am", that he's not taking ownership of his mistake. 72:15 - Happy 65th Birthday to 680 CJOB's Tom Milroy! The Broadcast Hall-of-Famer joins us while we play his son Kyle's tribute to him. 83:35 - Doors Open Winnipeg is being presented this weekend by Heritage Winnipeg, offering dozens of tours throughout our great city. We're joined by Heritage Winnipeg Executive Director Cindy Tugwell. 91:48 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS.

The talented singer/songwriter talks about circus freak flute therapy, Starbucks perspectives, banana slides and much more!

Don Breithaupt returns to discuss his latest Monkey House release.

Since 1992, Don Breithaupt has steered his band Monkey House on a path of musical progress. In 2012 when we first connected with Don, the band had just released their third album “Headquarters,” which caught the attention of all us here at Inside MusiCast – most notably how their songs contained a heavy melodic approach reminiscent of Steely Dan. The band’s latest album “Left,” which will be released on June 3, picks up where “Headquarters” left off and includes contributions from some incredibly talented guest musicians, including Elliott Randall, Drew Zingg, Michael Leonhart, Jay Graydon. Kim Mitchell, and Lucy Woodward. “Left” contains brilliantly crafted songs that may be the band’s finest collection to date. In fact, during our chat with Don today, you’ll hear the world premiere of a few songs from the album. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Don Breithaupt.

We revisit Steely Dan content from past episodes along with previously unheard bonus material.

We check in on some past guests and hear what they've been up to.

Don Breithaupt returns to discuss his books about 70's pop and his inventive horn arrangements.

Songwriter Don Breithaupt talks about bad influences, ghost writers & being right about now.

Toronto native Don Breithaupt has molded his multi-dimensional career into much more than just a “day job”. To start, the Berklee graduate has owned and operated a top-rated recording studio in Toronto for several years; he’s involved in James Taylor and Chicago tribute bands that amazingly replicate the sounds of both artists; he’s a Grammy winning composer for film and television; and finally, he’s the leader of the band Monkey House, who has recently released their new album called “Headquarters.” With stellar musicianship and top-notch production qualities, this new effort by Monkey House is sure to impress. Monkey House hooked us the first time we heard them and we’re sure it will hook you, too. Inside MusiCast welcomes one of Toronto’s best, Don Breithaupt.

Don Breithaupt returns to discuss the latest Monkey House album.