Podcast appearances and mentions of tony buck

Esta semana, dedicamos un nuevo capítulo de Rebelión Sónica, al célebre trío australiano de jazz avant-garde e improvisación, The Necks, específicamente con material de su más reciente álbum “Travel”. Editado el 24 de febrero de 2023 por el sello Northern Spy, se trata del decimonoveno trabajo de la banda integrada por Chris Abrahams en piano y órgano Hammond, Tony Buck en batería, percusión y guitarra y Lloyd Swanton en bajo y contrabajo. De acuerdo al Bandcamp oficial del conjunto, ““Travel documenta la práctica reciente de comenzar cada día en el estudio con una improvisación en trío de 20 minutos. Las grabaciones ofrecen algo de su música más extática y cautivadora cortada en cinta”. El bajista Lloyd Swanton, explica que “es una actividad comunitaria realmente agradable que nos reúne cada día, y de ella ha surgido una música encantadora”. El texto agrega que “aunque la banda nunca ha grabado una improvisación “en vivo” en el estudio, estas pistas -salvo algunas sobregrabaciones ligeras y postproducción. se sienten más cercanas a sus 30 años de célebres presentaciones en vivo”.

WBCQ/The Planet airdate - 12/30/23 Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be featuring music from The Jayhawks, Jorma Kaukonen, The NEW Bardots, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Cash, Richard X Heyman, Dave Matthews Band, Roger Silverberg, Tony Buck & Cadillac Angels, Daniel Novak, The Last Hombres, To Be Juliet's Secret, Ringo Starr, and D.D. Danahy.

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Jazz Ahead 230 Intervista con Tony Buck, batterista dei The Necks 1. Signal, The Necks, Travel, Northern Spy Records, 2023 2. Heart, Shake Stew, Lila, Traumton Records, 2023 3. Head Fell Off, Talpah, KKUURRSSEE, Hundebiss, 2023 4. Before the Fall, Dan Peter Sundland's Home Stretch, Before the Fall, AUT Records, 2023 5. Purification,Talpah, KKUURRSSEE, Hundebiss, 2023

Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each week we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be featuring music from In Transformation, Nagual, Stratabuse, The Gloom, One, Shedding Watts, Northeart, Whiskey Radio, Tony Buck & Cadillac Angels, You VS Me, My Magic Shoes, The Martyrs, Yuki Kato f/ Reina Kato, The Zoo Peculiar, Good Citizen, Mike Tabb, and To Be Juliet's Secret.

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Dedicato ad Albert Ayler, registrato dal vivo a Berlino nel '93, pubblicato dalla Fmp, etichetta di riferimento dell'improvvisazione europea, Die Like a Dog è un album classico degli anni novanta, con un quartetto che riunisce all'insegna dell'improvvisazione tre continenti: il sassofonista Peter Brotzmann, caposcuola dell'improvvisazione europea, Kondo, giapponese, e gli americani William Parker al contrabbasso e Hamid Drake alla batteria. In queste due puntate troviamo Kondo con la sua tromba in quattro situazioni molto diverse: nell'improvvisazione radicale newyorkese della seconda metà degli anni settanta, nella sua musica elettrica degli anni ottanta-novanta, in Die Like a Dog in cui l'improvvisazione appare più vicina a quella del free jazz storico, e per finire in una situazione ulteriormente diversa, il live Eternal Triangle in trio con Massimo Pupillo, basso ed elettronica, e Tony Buck, batteria. Quattro situazioni che valgono come testimonianze della versatilità di Kondo, del suo talento che è consistito anche nell'essere pertinente, centrato, rispetto a contesti molto differenti. Recentemente pubblicato da I dischi di Angelica, Eternal Triangle è stato registrato nel maggio 2019 a Bologna nell'ambito del festival di Angelica. Kondo è mancato un anno e mezzo dopo, nell'ottobre 2020. Scrive Massimo Pupillo in una nota di copertina: "Non sapevamo certo che quel live sarebbe stato l'ultimo di Toshinori Kondo fuori dal Giappone e il suo ultimo concerto con una band".

Prendiamo spunto dalla recente uscita di Eternal Triangle, live del trio di Toshinori Kondo, Massimo Pupillo e Tony Buck registrato nel 2019 al festival di Angelica (pubblicato da I dischi di Angelica), per ricordare il trombettista giapponese, mancato a 71 anni nell'ottobre 2020. Kondo approda a New York nel '78, e si inserisce nel giro dell'improvvisazione radicale e delle sperimentazioni, un ambiente da cui stanno emergendo le nuove tendenze che caratterizzano la scena newyorkese della seconda metà dei settanta e degli ottanta: le improvvisazioni '78-79 documentate da album della etichetta Ictus di Andrea Centazzo, con Centazzo, Polly Bradfield, Eugene Chadbourne, Tom Cora e il giovane John Zorn, destinato a fare molta strada, testimoniano del temperamento di Kondo in un contesto free e della sua maestria negli effetti. Negli ottanta Kondo si indirizza però anche verso una musica che impiega strumentazione elettrica ed elettronica, e che sul piano dei ritmi guarda al rock, alla black music, alla dance: un album come Brain War, del principio degli anni novanta, rappresenta bene la sua band Kondo Ima, che ottiene buoni riscontri commerciali.

Tony Buck is one of the nicest guys you'll ever come across. He's a property investor who concentrates his efforts in/around Grimsby but lives and works in South East London.Tony has had a fascinating journey to where he is now and it certainly hasn't been plain sailing. I won't go into it in the blurb as Tony tells it far better than my words could.If you want to connect with Tony you can find him at Tony Buck on FB, or @tonybuckproperty on Instagram.Andrew Threadgold is the host of The Property Doctor podcast.Andrew can be found at @cornerplotproperties on instagramAlso: andrew@cornerplotproperties.com for all other media, investment and mentorship enquiries.Thank you for listening, I'm Dr Andrew Threadgold and the host of The Property Doctor Podcast.You can find me on instagram: www.instagram.com/cornerplotpropertiesAll other enquiries: andrew@cornerplotproperties.com

Did Bob Lazar tell the truth when he claimed he worked at a secret facility in Area 51 called S4? And did Bob work on an actual UFO craft attempting to reverse-engineer the propulsion system? Could his story be true, and we have aliens visiting our planet? Could Bob really have worked on a downed UFO craft?To discuss this sensational topic, Tony and Tayo have renowned UFOlogist Tony Buck join them on the show. Tony Buck is a Ufologist and has been a student of the UFO phenomenon for over 40 years. He has attended hundreds of events worldwide and spoken about the subject frequently to many audiences. Tony Buck is also due to attend the World UFO Congress in Barcelona late summer, 2021. Tony Buck has also spoken first hand to many researchers in UFOlogy, and the boys were privileged to have his experience on the show.To join Tony Buck's Facebook group discussing all things about UFO's, see the link belowhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/eaufo/?multi_permalinks=4892807100786028/Although we much prefer effusive praise

How two drummers, from Australia's most iconic instrumental bands, found their rhythm.featuring Tony Buck, Jim White and Woody McDonaldTony Buck earned his stripes as a jazz drummer in the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before forming cult improv band The Necks. Jim White earned his chops as a punk drummer in raucous Melbourne pubs throughout the early days of noise rock trio The Dirty Three. From opposite ends, their rhythms lay the foundation for the best instrumental bands in Australia. This is the story of how it all unfolded. Credits:Created by Litmus Media.Producer: Mahmood Fazal.Editor and Associate Producer: Eugene YangMastering Engineer: Geoffrey O'ConnorEngineer: Craig BryantMusic: Dan LuscombeAdditional Music: The Necks and The Dirty Three Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this third episode of 'From What If to What Next', we're talking about food. Taking a question from Patreon subscriber Tony Buck, we are asking "What If towns and cities set out to intentionally relocalise their food production?" How would it work? Where would you start? How would you involve the local government? How would you ensure that it is inclusive? To explore this complex question, one that COVID-19 has firmly re-emphasised the importance of, we have two guests with many years of experience in this area. Dee Woods describes herself as a “food and farming action-ist and campaigner” and has been involved for many years in London, playing a role in many different projects, whilst also writing and speaking widely on issues around food insecurity, inequalities in food systems, participatory policy making, intersectionality and decolonisation. Christian Jonet is one of the founders and co-ordinators of the brilliant Ceinture Aliment-Terre Liégeoise ( Liége Food Belt) in Belgium, one of the most remarkable examples of a citizen-led re-imagining of a city's food production. Please consider supporting the podcast by visiting www.patreon.com/fromwhatiftowhatnext and becoming a patron.

FWIWN3.mp3 In this third episode of 'From What If to What Next', we're talking about food. Taking a question from Patreon subscriber Tony Buck, we are asking "What If towns and cities set out to intentionally relocalise their food production?" How would it work? Where would you start? How would you involve the local government? How would you ensure that it is inclusive? To explore this complex question, one that COVID-19 has firmly re-emphasised the importance of, we have two guests with many years of experience in this area. Dee Woods describes herself as a “food and farming action-ist and campaigner” and has been involved for many years in London, playing a role in many different projects, whilst also writing and speaking widely on issues around food insecurity, inequalities in food systems, participatory policy making, intersectionality and decolonisation. Christian Jonet is one of the founders and co-ordinators of the brilliant Ceinture Aliment-Terre Liégeoise ( Liége Food Belt) in Belgium, one of the most remarkable examples of a citizen-led re-imagining of a city's food production. I hope you love this episode. Please leave your comments and feedback below. My thanks to Ben Addicott for production and theme tune, and to you for subscribing to this podcast.

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Jakob Bro, Arild Andersen/ Paolo Vinaccia/ Tommy Smith e Tony Buck”.

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Jakob Bro, Arild Andersen/ Paolo Vinaccia/ Tommy Smith e Tony Buck”. (seconda parte)

“A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche di Jakob Bro, Arild Andersen/ Paolo Vinaccia/ Tommy Smith e Tony Buck”. (seconda parte)

Episode 370: October 1, 2017 playlist: Glenn Jones and Matthew Azevedo, "June Too Soon, October All Over" (Waterworks) 2017 Thrill Jockey F ingers, "Awkwardly Blissing Out" (Awkwardly Blissing Out) 2017 Blackest Ever Black Arthur Russell, "You And Me Both" (Calling Out Of Context) 2004 Audika Jan St. Werner, "Grains and Grammar" (Spectric Acid (Fiepblatter Catalogue #5)) 2017 Thrill Jockey Tony Buck, "Unearth" (Unearth) 2017 Room40 Radian, "Jet" (Rec.Extern) 2002 Thrill Jockey Philip Jeck, "Iklectik (excerpt)" (Iklectik) 2017 Touch Ben Frost, "Trauma Theory" (The Centre Cannot Hold) 2017 Mute Ian William Craig, "On the Reach of Explanations" (Live in Durbe) 2017 Recital Program The Caretaker, "Drifting time misplaced" (Everywhere at the end of time - Stage 3) 2017 History Always Favours the Winners Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Chris Abrahams and Tony Buck discuss their wholly-improvised live shows and their approach to studio recording, plus there’s music from ‘Vertigo’ and their 1989 debut ‘Sex’, along with unreleased music from both Chris’ upcoming solo album on Room 40 and the new album from Tony’s collaborative project, Circadia.Originally broadcast on 'Out From Under' on Resonance Extra.

12e émission de la 29e session... Cette semaine, les sélections de Marie-Eve Boulanger et du piano trio et musique minimaliste... En musique: Red Garland Trio sur l'album Swingin' On The Korner Live At Keystone (Elemental, 2015, enr. 1977); Donny McCaslin sur l'album Fast Future (Greenleaf, 2015); Hugo Mayrand, gagnant du concours de la relève Jazz en rafale Maxime Bender Orchestra sur l'album Fellowship (Indépendant, 2011); Maxime Bender sur l'album Open Range (Jazzsick, 2009) Mario Pavone sur l'album Blue Dialect (Clean Feed, 2015); Magda Mayas, Damon Smith & Tony Buck sur l'album Spill Plus (Nuscope, 2014)...

12e émission de la 29e session... Cette semaine, les sélections de Marie-Eve Boulanger et du piano trio et musique minimaliste... En musique: Red Garland Trio sur l'album Swingin' On The Korner Live At Keystone (Elemental, 2015, enr. 1977); Donny McCaslin sur l'album Fast Future (Greenleaf, 2015); Hugo Mayrand, gagnant du concours de la relève Jazz en rafale Maxime Bender Orchestra sur l'album Fellowship (Indépendant, 2011); Maxime Bender sur l'album Open Range (Jazzsick, 2009) Mario Pavone sur l'album Blue Dialect (Clean Feed, 2015); Magda Mayas, Damon Smith & Tony Buck sur l'album Spill Plus (Nuscope, 2014)...

Featuring an introduction by Karl Hyde from Underworld and an interview with Tony Buck after the concert. Chris Abrahams (piano), Tony Buck (drums), and Lloyd Swanton (bass) conjure a chemistry together that defies description. Australian piano trio The Necks have been around for more than 28 years and are more radiant than ever. One of our favourite bands. We are thrilled to present this recording and interview from their appearance at Roskilde Festival 2014.