My movies on YouTube: Most of the movies are made with still images taken on a
Digital SLR. Some, more recent are made with a Digital SLT which allows
some video to be included.
141: 201305-26-The Last "Sweet Sunday Jam" at Passing Clouds
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Published on 27 May 2013
(c) Hibla.com : and Friends: Planetman and friends have organized the Sweet Sunday Jam @ Passing Clouds since 2006. This was to be the last.
So many musicians and performers took part. This is just the images off the back of my camera with a little of the sound recorded as I took the pictures.
142: 201305-27-pc-isv-2-last-sunday-jam.movie
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Published on 31 May 2013
(c) hibla.com and friends live music:
Adesose Wallace (Afrobeat Master)
Planetman (Reggae and beyond)
Simo Lagnawi (Master Gnawa)
Colomboloco (gypsy madness- Italy/Spain)
Djembe Thunder (Mali)
Andrew Cunningham (Alt Rock - UK)
Martin Sanderson (Voice)
P Lane Tman
thank you every one who played and danced at our party on sunday!! come see us in action next time at Passing Clouds on Saturday 8th June along side Gypsy Hill, Clapper Priest,and many more!!! one love! Planetman & The Internationalz
Is this to be the last Sweet Sunday Jam at Passing Clouds? The Video is just the photos I took in the order I took them. The Sunday jam first started in 2006, almost as the doors of Passing Clouds opened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddi7zoubuaw
143: 2013 06 02 Alan Weekes Quartet @ Haggerston Pub
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Published on 4 Jun 2013
Saturdays Jazz jam @ Troyganic: Nora Bite with friends at the end of the night:
Nora Bite, Andrew Ryser Szymański, Loz Speyer, Andy Watts, Antonio Marzinotto, ,... live Music
the gig continues in the next video http://youtu.be/7l-NJqJfizE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksQL_l7lfbs
The images are at The Russet, The Cardboard Cabaret:
Classic shticks with a completely stupid modern spin, Twistead Loaf
Inspiring, bold, brave and totally ridiculous, Cheekykita
Joyous and sparkle live music making and story telling, Stuart Bowden, Grotesque tales, Jink Theatre.
'twas fun. I need to unwrap my corrugated cardboard further and more often.
Music:
Saturdays Jazz -jam @ Troyganic jam: run by Nora Bite Trio with friends but this is the jam the jam, the end of the night:
Nora Bite, Andrew Ryser Szymański, M Q , Loz Speyer, Andy Watts, Antonio Marzinotto, ,... live Music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l-NJqJfizE
146: 2013 06 16 hibla com haggerston Alan Weekes
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148: 2013 07 07 ORO Jam Sunday hibla movie Live Jam, Stopmotion
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Published on 11 Jul 2013
"Jam with the Stars at ORO each and every Sunday. Free."
Kodjovi Kush: "I would to say many thanks for all good musicians who support ORO and its progressive activities. Jam session yesterday was outer national and so it will be on every blessed Sunday.Yes and talent is a blessing from JAH you can not buy it in tesco or sainsbury or any other places and nobody can take it away from you, let it grow, let it grow plus good Music is food for the Soul so come to ORO and feel Irie if you know what i mean, it is free."
Artists names to be announced:
Kodjovi Kush, flute, base mos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCPhXNVqUp8
149: 2013 07 13 Gypsy Fever Katarina Gadjo @ Passing Clouds - hibla
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Published on 17 Jul 2013
Hibla.com: Gypsy Fever - @ Little Blue Ball International Summer Party
Katarina Gadjo, the founding member of GF, grew up in Modosh - a small Serbian village that has been swaying to the heterophonic heat of the local Roma musicians for generations. There, as the old saying goes, music is used to 'beat sorrow into celebration'. Though born of their sorrows, the celebratory nature of the music defies the difficult and marginal existence of many Gypsy-Roma. With this music - that exists only in the air and the blood - Katarina arrived in London via the ashrams of India, found musical comrades from from Hungary (Peter - Bass), Czech Republic (Ondrej - Drums), Italy (Daniela -- vocals) and the UK (Rich -- Guitar and Ben - Clarinet/Sax), and so began the twisting into existence of Gypsy Fever, the band that Milosevic forgot!
Katarina Gadjo - Vocals
Rich Collinski - Guitar
Peter Bakaja - Bass
Ben Sellers - Clarinet & Sax
Ondrej Vomacka - Drums
Daniela D'Alessio - Backing vocals
(c) Hibla.com and performing friends
https://www.facebook.com/GypsyFeverBand https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIm3hv4eE-U
The Turbans -live at Planetman's Little Blue Ball. It was so hot the musicians start to strip! There is another London gig on Sept 13!
Darius Thompson - Violin
Oshan 'Danger' Mahony - Guitar
- Bass Darbouka/Vocals
Maxim Shchedrovitzki - Oud, Bass
Miroslav Morski - Electric Guitar
Pavlos Mavromatakis - Cajon/Vocals/Octave Mandola
Milen Nae - Vocals
The Turbans is an international musical collective travelling the world on a quest to discover and create great music, starting in Nepal in 2009 when classical violinist Darius Luke Thompson and guitarist Oshan Mahony played together for the first time in Kathmandu. They travelled by bicycle to India where they formed a band that has played music all the way through Pakistan, India, Turkey, Greece, Poland, Spain and the UK for the last three years.
It has been an amazing journey and this summer the band took the UK festival scene by storm, with a mix of traditional balkan, klezmer, turkish, celtic and greek traditional folk sounds. Their reputation as radical performers of real musical substance and prodigious energy is growing and since basing their core in London and inviting exciting international musicians to join them from Israel, Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria they have delighted thousands with their near middle eastern musical melange of dancing entrancement.
(c) hibla.com and performing musicians and friends
151: 2013 07 13 TheTurbans Live at Little Blue Ball Passing Clouds II
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Published on 19 Jul 2013
The Turbans -live at Planetman's Little Blue Ball. It was so hot the musicians start to strip! There is another London gig on Sept 13!
Darius Thompson - Violin
Oshan 'Danger' Mahony - Guitar
- Bass Darbouka/Vocals
Maxim Shchedrovitzki - Oud, Bass
Miroslav Morski - Electric Guitar
Pavlos Mavromatakis - Cajon/Vocals/Octave Mandola
Milen Nae - Vocals
The Turbans is an international musical collective travelling the world on a quest to discover and create great music, starting in Nepal in 2009 when classical violinist Darius Luke Thompson and guitarist Oshan Mahony played together for the first time in Kathmandu. They travelled by bicycle to India where they formed a band that has played music all the way through Pakistan, India, Turkey, Greece, Poland, Spain and the UK for the last three years.
It has been an amazing journey and this summer the band took the UK festival scene by storm, with a mix of traditional balkan, klezmer, turkish, celtic and greek traditional folk sounds. Their reputation as radical performers of real musical substance and prodigious energy is growing and since basing their core in London and inviting exciting international musicians to join them from Israel, Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria they have delighted thousands with their near middle eastern musical melange of dancing entrancement.
(c) hibla.com and performing musicians and friends
152:2013 07 21 pc hag iss hibla Passing Clouds, Capoeira, One Love, Hagggerston,
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Published on 23 Jul 2013
One Sunday Evening in Dalston: At Passing Clouds: One Love Get Real, Capoeira; at The Haggerston Pub: Alan Weekes Quartet Jam, with Brian Edwards,... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqPK0OvMv0k
153: 2013 07 21 pc isse Capieora Hibla
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Published on 25 Jul 2013
Capoeira angola music movement dance theatre afro brazilian kabula group classes dalston www.kabula.org
Photos @ Passing Clouds Dalston. There is Magick in the juxtaposition of movement and time. The Search.
http://hibla.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtYUXN0bP1Y
154: 2013 07 28 c)hiblacom The Haggerston Pub Alan Weekes Quartet and Friends Jaz Jam
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155: 2013 07 28 Oro Kodjovi Kush Jam Hibla iss
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Published on 2 Aug 2013
(c) hibla.com: Kodjovi Kush and friends "Jam with the Stars at ORO each and every Sunday. Free."
Kodjovi Kush: "I would to say many thanks for all good musicians who support ORO and its progressive activities. Jam session yesterday was outer national and so it will be on every blessed Sunday."
Artists names to be announced:
Kodjovi Kush, flute, base mos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD1A0_KaOIk
156: Hibla.com: 16th August 2013. (c) hibla.com and performers (r)
Private
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Published on 18 Aug 2013
16th August 2013. (c) hibla.com and performers (r) ......
157:2013 08 16 Jazz Quarter, Hibla: "a bit of Tut' " Giacomo Smith Quartet, Pussyfoot,
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Published on 21 Aug 2013
SJQ presents Pussyfoot with the Giacomo Smith & Reuben James Quartet, 16th August 2013. (c) hibla.com and performers (r) ......I will fill in the names as requested.
Howard Carter had entered the tomb of Tutankhamun. All the music and the people became a 'bit of Tut'.
Wilson Keppel and Several Bettys' interpretations of Egyptian Sand Dancing were iconic. see: http://www.jannaludlow.co.uk/Entertai...
"The supreme eccentric dance act of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, Wilson, Keppel and Betty still hold sway fifty years after their disbandment. Theirs is a remarkable achievement. Many speech-based comedy routines of that period " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6tzsSMVUSs
158:2013 09 04 Hibla: Urban & Iconic Exhibition set up Hoxton
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Published on 4 Sep 2013
(c) Hibla.com all rights and friends rights reserved: Amy Winehouse images are still in my brain. She came to these streets. This is the setup. The exhibition is tomorrow/today
5TH TO 10TH SEPTEMBER 2013 at 402 HOXTON ARCHES, CREMER STREET, E2 8HD - FREE EVENT
Urban Art International and Mitchell Stock Photos present Urban & Iconic - The World of Street Art Gallery who are representing some of the most unique Urban Artists on the scene today, such as Otto Schade, Max Zorn, Tank Petrol, SF80, James Bourbon, Pins, Cityzenkane, Pegasus, Zabou, Mr Cenz, Tizer One and Pins.
It will be a multi-media extravaganza with stencil art, free hand sprayed art, oil and acrylic and oil art, sculptures and live graffiti in the courtyard out back.
A unique show with lots of inspiring art we that we are exhibiting from artists from the community and the world over as a showcase of where Street Art has come from the streets to the gallery.
Original Artwork, Limited Edition Prints and other art by the Urban Artists.
Cider from Koppaberg and Wine from I Heart Wines.
Live Music from Happenstance and Maya Schenk.
Date of Event 5th to 10th September
Private Opening Event 3pm to 630pm Thursday 5th September -- Please contact for Guest Entry
Opening Night 730pm to 11pm Thursday 5th September -- Open to Public
Gallery Open 6th to 10th September 10am to 6pm -- Open to Public
159:2013 09 13 The Turbans vs The John Langan Band
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Published on 8 Sep 2013
Friday the 13th is When Two well known local street bands meet.
https://www.facebook.com/events/45862...
I think it might be Magick.
A scintillating contest of strength, stamina and musical prowess between the two greatest bands on the London folk scene, A straight fight with no holds barred.
The calm before the storm has passed, the hype and bluster about who is best and worst is over, the stakes are high and now only actions count and for the underdogs there is nowhere to hide.
Whose side are you on?
The Turbans; pioneering multi-ethnic musical collective of turbo-charged Balkan and near-eastern fury, will assault your senses of sound and vision with their trademark romp of high energy gypsy Turkish klezmer abandon.
The John Langan band; stalwart three piece fusion bomb power-house of gritty and ripped Celtic strongmen slam the gauntlet down hard with their polished and precision-crafted mix of highland stomp and gypsy mash up.
Now it's up to you to decide who will prevail.
The Turbans versus The John Langan Band at Netil OOO, an all night bacchanalean extravaganza of the senses! With support from Rum Buffalo and Theo Bard and hosted by Tom Baker. Live Dj battle Between Dr. Malaka and Dj CousCous with DJs Chris Tofu and Sinbad. Live art, exclusive bar service from The Harrison Pub Crew; a party to end all parties! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJKTBHUJFGA
160:2013 09 12 Turbans vs John Langan rehearsal hibla
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Published on 17 Sep 2013
The Turbans versus The John Langan Band at Netil OOO, an all night bacchanalean extravaganza of the senses! This is the rehearsal! (c) hibla.com and performers (r)
The Turbans; pioneering multi-ethnic musical collective of turbo-charged Balkan and near-eastern fury, will assault your senses of sound and vision with their trademark romp of high energy gypsy Turkish klezmer abandon.
The John Langan band; stalwart three piece fusion bomb power-house of gritty and ripped Celtic strongmen slam the gauntlet down hard with their polished and precision-crafted mix of highland stomp and gypsy mash up.
***The Turbans***
The Turbans is an international musical collective bringing together exciting music from traditional near-eastern and eastern-European styles and their own compositions, to create a modern and energetic performance with reverence for its ancient roots.
Growing from the intertwining paths of many talented musicians travelling the world, this extraordinary project has grown in a few years from very humble beginnings, into a progressive name on the London music scene. It's members have gathered from countries such as Turkey, Bulgaria, Israel, Italy, Greece and England to perform in concerts and festivals around the UK, Turkey, India and Europe.
The Turbans is independent and run by the musicians themselves, bringing music to the public, young and old alike, mixing vibrant spontaneity and authenticity with multi-genre instrumental and vocal excellence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVBlor...
***The John Langan Band***
High energy, unhinged, and musically extravagant, taking traditional acoustic idioms and delivering with punk abandonment and virtuosic flare. A dynamic three piece offering a unique sound emerging from Celtic, Gypsy Swing, Roma and Flamenco and tuned in savvy.
Wrapping pan European traditional acoustic music with infectious grooves, epic, pounding, sing along, punch the air anthems to intricately arranged instrumentals.
Challenging the limitations of what people might expect acoustic instruments to sound like, the use of bowed harmonics between fiddle and bass can be as menacing and eerie as it can be psychedelic and mesmerising.
Percussion provided by the front man Langan, whilst singing and driving the rhythm guitar, he somehow co-ordinates the operating of a cajon and a tambourine with his feet bringing the driving, swinging groove of the rhythm guitar together with his foot percussion resulting in an impressively tight band sound with a tempo that is free to go anywhere.
