Al McLean Quintet plays Neptune - a Jazz, Period. film
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- A heady, sold out crowd at Montreal's Diese Onze jazz club took in two blazing sets by tenor man Al McLean. Joined on stage by New Zealand trumpet phenom Lex French, the band let loose on Bob Berg's "Neptune".
The rhythm section includes McLean's regular drummer and bassist Jim Doxas and Adrian Vedady, and the charismatic Taurey Butler joined the band for his first Jazz, Period. recording.
As usual for a Jazz, Period. film, some interesting vintage pieces have found their way into the proceedings; Lex French is playing into an RCA 44-BX ribbon microphone, circa 1945, and Al McLean is being picked up by an incredibly rare 1932 Neumann CMV-3A condenser microphone. The Neumann has been meticulously restored by the German equipment designer Leo Schaal, and has a wonderful and unique sound.
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The CMV3 is one of the best microphones to record. Also the MVL 30!
as always,superb recording & mix ! and excellent musicianship ,thanks for sharing
tight unit
WOOOOOW......SENSACIONAL
Amazing music! I have been watching these videos for years from early high school to now. As a tenor player, Mclean has been inspiring! I know he usually has a particular vintage horn in each video, but this looks different. Is this an ARC saxophone? I remember seeing something about them.
Yes, that's a 'McLean System' ARC.
felicitaciones buena música, saludos
Can you please made a video with a drum recording with one cmv3? ...one mic drum recording are traditional way to record, that was do in early days and today. One condensator is enought for drum, and i would realy see how that sound with the cmv3 ! ...please, that would be nice
You shoud use the ribbon for drums
Does anyone know the changes to this tune?
I transcribed it if you want.