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General Discussions => Tribal Funk Affliction => Topic started by: skalnbyc on July 15, 2005, 04:17:58 am
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Bump Bump, Bump Bump, Bump and Sway. ya they were a good time
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why? would someone do that? please explain...
Johnny Wu aka Durkin (Jen Durkin\'s bro) used to play the skins in Deep Banana Blackout.
DBB is no longer a band, though they do play a few shows a year together.
DBB should still be a band. :(
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why? would someone do that? please explain...
anyways im with you on this one. see both shows and support live local music
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go see both shows???
and if you do go to Vinyl make sure to start a "Deep Ba-na-na Black-out" chant right in front of Mr. Johnny Durkin during a ser jam
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never heard of vinyl but im sure their good. have heard i couple live shows of the motet and did catch them this yr at Jazz Festival at SPAC and it looked like eveyone was having a rocking good time. so if i was u id go see vinyl since ive already see the motet but what do i know.......
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Both are good ,but if you like jazzy stuff go for Vinyl...they will amaze you.
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i\'ve never heard motet, but i can tell you that vinyl is AWESOME. i was so impressed the first time i saw them that i actually broke down and bought one of their t-shirts, which i rarely do. you\'ll dance the entire time. i\'d love to see them in their home town.
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I frequently head out to shows at The Boom Boom Room in S.F., a great club that The Breakfast once played at. Everytime I have gone there, I have thoroughly enjoyed all the acts I have seen (generally funky jazz grooves). This Fri. is The Motet and Vinyl plays on Sat. Since I plan on attending at least one of the shows and haven\'t heard either band, I am soliciting input. I have noticed that both of these bands receive press on Jambase/bands so I\'m sure some .inforumers are familiar with these acts.
The following descriptions were provided by The Boom Boom Room for each band:
Motet: An intimate evening with the MOTET throwin\' down their signature Jazzfunkafrocubanic Shake Yo\' Ass music ! "Rootsy and steeped in African rythmns and groovalicious funk, The Motet\'s music is sure to infect you. It\'s a convergence of dance music and free-form improvisation that could turn out to be one of the most satisfying musical experiences you\'ve had since the dawn of the 21st Century."
Vinyl: San Francisco Power-Groovers Light Up The Boom Boom Room on this SATURDAY The infectious music of Vinyl blends old-school funk, Latin percussion,reggae and R&B into signature instrumental grooves.
Vinyl shows are high energy and dance oriented with a universal appeal. They play to packed houses throughout the San Francisco Bay Area