RE: Beatles and Acid Jazz?!

Gerald Molumby (v-geralm@microsoft.com)
Fri, 1 Dec 95 12:21:26 PST


Good vibe Elson,

here's an Ep's worth of Beatles tributes (just in time for the X-Mas
market too!)

Everybody's got something to hide... - Corduroy
Helter Skelter / Do it in the Road - Mother Earth
Sun King - Kruder & Dorfmeister
Flying - Nightmares on Wax
Tomorrow Never Knows - Alex Reese mix
Rain - Mekon (Wall of Sound)

Savoy Truffle (funky clav mix) ??

...etc.
Gerry.
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From: Elson Trinidad <ertrinid@skat.usc.edu>
To: Acid Jazz Mailing List <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Beatles and Acid Jazz?!
Date: Friday, December 01, 1995 2:39AM

Seems like the Fab Four are all over the place, because of the new songs
and the recent "Anthology" TV specials. Just thought I'd throw this
thought in - Jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan recently said, "Beatles songs
are the standards of our generation..." so, transposing the way older
songs were covered by jazz artists, how about this question:

Name any Beatles song that could be re-done in an Acid-Jazz style, and
name the artist who you'd like to see cover it - For example, "I Am The
Walrus" covered by United Future Organization, let's say. Let your
imagination run wild here - all in the name of fun.

Elson