Wednesday, June 11, 2008

David Sanborn - Jakarta

Start:     Aug 23, '08
Location:     Nusa Indah Theater,Balai Kartini
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Wah satu lagi nih di bulan Agustus mo mampir ke Jakarta...Tiupannya asek....pas dengerin dulu pas SMA langsung jatcin...tiupannya garang...serak-serak tapi mantap! lagu yang om suka dari albumnya Close up ama A Change of Heart...pasti pernah denger deh...klik aja http://www.davidsanborn.com/discography.aspx
banyak samplenya disana....selain itu dia juga yang bikin theme song salah satu film kesukaan om ....Lethal Weapon 1-4....pasti kalo nonton filmnya yang diputer beberapa kali di TV kedengeran ada background musiknya yang serak2 sax gitu hehehe.....

Langganan Grammy dia seperti di album

[Close Up]
Released: June 21, 1988, Warner Brothers/Reprise
Close Up picked up the award for “Best Pop Instrumental Performance” at the 1988 Grammy Awards.
The Dream, You are Everything <= dengerin deh pasti inget!

[A Change of Heart]
Released: July, 6, 1987, Warner Brothers David turns up the funk on this live album that saw the single "Chicago Song" win the 1987 Grammy for "Best R&B Instrumental Performance.”
Chicago Song <= nah ini muantep tenan....

David Sanborn
Born July 30, 1945 (1945-07-30) (age 62)
OriginTampa, Florida, USA
Genre(s)Rock 'n' Roll, R&B, Pop, Jazz
Occupation(s)Saxophonist, Musician
Instrument(s)Saxaphone
Years activeAge 14 (1959)-present
Label(s)Verve, GRP, Rhino, Elektra, Warner Bros., Reprise
Websitewww.davidsanborn.com

Maenannya :
Saxophone
Selmer Mark VI Alto Saxophone
Manufacturer: Selmer
Location: Paris, France
Retail Value (approx): $6,000 (US)
Reeds
Vandoren Java 2 1/2 to 3's
Each reed lasts David roughly a week.

Mouthpiece
A modified Dukoff D8 Metal Alto Sax Mouthpiece

Ligature
A Harrison Ligature

Bell Jar
To keep his reeds humidified without over-soaking them, David uses a bell jar. First he soaks them for a couple of hours in the jar, and then empties out most of the water so that the reeds won't get wet, but will still stay humid. He finds this technique extremely valuable

Biography [wikipedia]

Renowned and revered the world over as one of the greatest saxophone players of all-time, David Sanborn is an artist whose music has inspired countless other musicians while creating a body of work that spans the genres of rock ‘n’ roll, R&B, pop and jazz. A naturally gifted performer, David has helped defined the saxophone’s modern sound while influencing a generation.
Born July 30, 1945 in Tampa, Florida, David William Sanborn contracted polio when he was only 3 years old. As a part of his rehabilitative therapy, David was introduced to the saxophone. It was an introduction with consequences quite beyond the imagination of his parents, doctors – or anyone else. The selection of the alto sax – a favourite from David’s days spent listening to the radio – would prove to be a pivotal moment in the development of his sound.
Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, David was tremendously inspired by the rich legacy of great Chicago blues artists who would play their way through town. Before he was finished high school, David had played with names such as Albert King and Little Milton. "When I was 17 or 18,” David has said, "And it was time to figure out what to do with my life, I realized that I didn't enjoy anything as much as I enjoyed playing music. I felt that I had no choice, that I HAD to become a musician. Either that or steal cars."
David studied music for a year at Northwestern University before transferring to the University of Iowa. By 20, he was married and the proud father of a son – Jonathan Sanborn – for whom each of David’s records have been dedicated. A phone call from an old friend in San Francisco – drummer Teddy Steward – convinced David to head for California. It was while in San Francisco that another old friend – Phillip Wilson – who had recently joined the Butterfield Blues Band, invited David to Los Angeles to sit-in on recording sessions with the band. “I got on a Greyhound bus from San Francisco to LA, took a bus into Hollywood, slept on the floor of Phillip's hotel room and went to the studio with him.” David has said. “Just had my horn. I think it was because I looked so pathetic, standing there with my horn, Paul Butterfield said, "Why don't you just come and play on a tune?" I sat in and I did okay. And I was with Butterfield for almost five years.”
Those five years saw David –with the Butterfield Blues Band – play Woodstock, among many other classic gigs. But the demise of that band only brought David new opportunities and within a week he was touring with another legend – Stevie Wonder. David played on Wonder’s remarkable “Talking Book” LP, rocked briefly with rock and roll heroes The Rolling Stones then toured with David Bowie, eventually performing his famous solo on Bowie’s 1975 recording “Young Americans.”
It was also in 1975 that David released his first solo album Taking Off. The record enjoyed respectable sales and while David continued working with other performers such as Paul Simon and James Taylor he also continued flexing his considerable muscles as a solo artist, eventually scoring massive popular hits with 1980’s Hideaway and 1981’s Grammy winning Voyeur.
1983 saw David branch off in a new artistic direction with his first acting roll in the Italian film "Stelle Sulla Citta" for which he also scored the soundtrack. It was also in ’83 that David released his landmark Backstreet album which proved a major hit in the world of contemporary jazz.
David was awarded his second Grammy in 1986 for the album Double Vision and in the late 1980s hosted one of the most remarkable musical television programs of all time – Night Music. Offering up old films of jazz legends, music talk and incredible jams by an increasingly eclectic roll call of musicians from different fields, Night Music is fondly remembered among music fans as a groundbreaking and genre-bursting show. Produced by Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels, Night Music brought artists as diverse as Sonny Rollins, Leonard Cohen, Hank Crawford, Conway Twitty, Sonic Youth, Al Green and the Pixies together on one program.
Throughout the nineties and into the present, David has continued to tour and record, having amassed a wide and enthusiastic fan base around the world. The albums Pearls, Songs From The Night Before and Essentials reflect the essence of an artist at peace with his own sound and development, yet still hungry – eager to explore the possibilities of his instrument and his abilities.
David Sanborn is both musician and artist – that rare breed of popular recording star as eager today as he was in his youth to continue pushing boundaries and to continue making music that challenges the mind as it rewards the heart and soul.

Om Kondre

27 comments:

  1. mahal. ga nonton ah. nabung buat ke vietnam tahun depan :)

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  2. hehehe...abis dikasi link pada gak mo ngeklik ndiri ya udah sekalian aja broer :D

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  3. blon ada harganya...tapi koq udah tau mahal dod weekekekeek....

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  4. Nih gw kasih info tambahan ya ...
    kemaren pas gw nonton Botti , di tempat yang sama .
    Mendingan jangan beli yang paling murah .. duduknya diatas , menukik.
    yang ada pusing - mual .

    goodnya : suara di nusa indah teaternya muantap ..

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  5. belum tentyu....tapi asik nih ...fusionnya...coba dengerin yell.....chicago songnya! atau yang album close upnya...di link atas....keren! pasti pernah denger degh,..

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  6. si fani yak ? :D wekekekekek.....

    iya nih blum pernah nonton yang di Balai Kartini....dulu pernah sih pas ada acara apa gitu...pas masih baru mo buka...bagus ya akustiknya?

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  7. om senang om bayar....om tidak senang :-" wakakaakak,...

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  8. teteup bayar...kalo ga laporin FPI looh...hahaha

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  9. huhuhuhuhuhu ,,, dan ke gw efeknya 20 menit kemudian ..

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  10. kamu juga mual? udah berapa bulan? :D

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  11. Gawat nih om... menjelang akhir taun, ampir tiap bulan ada artis2 bagus dateng... gimana caranya biar kantong ngga kempes ya om???

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  12. hmm musti pindah kerja ke kantor yg sering bikin konser kali ya mia,...

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  13. wagh baru dapat harganya.....weleh2.... :D

    Diamond Table (2,5 jt),
    Diamond Seat (1,5),
    Platinum (1jt),
    Gold (850)
    & Silver (600)....

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  14. nih ya om . DISARANKAN ! biar gag pusing . nonton dr diamond table-platinum deh :P

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  15. hehehe ya nggak gt . kalau mau nonton yang silver silahkan ... tapi sebelumnya minum antimo dulu .
    efek pusing agak cepet soalnya :)

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  16. ama yang di GKJ sama gak curamnya? yang diatas....

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  17. belum ngerasain yang di GKJ . emang ada ya atasnya . saya selalu di depan panggung terus .

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  18. ada...emang enakan dibawah..akustik ok...kalo diatas berasa jadi penjajah hehehe....

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