My favourite stuff with strings recently(ish) has been the D*Note
self-titled album and the Outside album called The Rough and the Smooth,
both on Dorado. They both feature Strings Without Frontiers, and are a
great advertisement for using real strings instead of synth strings (if you
can afford em...) ... beautifully played, and very nicely arranged.
peace..
Kurt
PS Yo Juano, I was only joking baybee...
>Morales and radical in the same breath. Same old tired beats. What has
>this world come to. This must be one of the signs of the end times. The
>seventh seal.
>
> Juano
> jaraya@lucent.com
>
>>From: kiveson@coombs.anu.edu.au[SMTP:kiveson@coombs.anu.edu.au]
>>Sent: Thursday, February 19, 1998 12:35 AM
>>To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
>>Subject: Re: Grammies - Dance Catagory
>>
>>I think we need a crossover category for best country-house mixes...
>>imagine Stand by Your Man with some doof ... doof .... doof ... doof ...
>>doof .. ts .. doof .. ts .. doof .. ts ...
>>
>>But that's not gonna happen, is it? It's too radical for the Grammies,
>>they have to stick to their tired old genres. That's the thing about
>>Morales ... he's so radical, so ahead of his time, so prepared to cross
>>boundaries just to keep the music alive..... So, my money's on Elson. ;-)
>>
>>have a nice weekend y'all
>>
>>Kboi