The Rippingtons "Jewel Thieves"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2013
- The Rippingtons Are:
Russ Freeman: Acoustic and Electric Guitar
Dave Kochanski: Keyboards
Kim Stone: Bass
Jeff Kashiwa: Ewi, Alto & Tenor Sax
David Anderson: Drums
Steve Reid: Percussion
«After 25 years and 18 studio albums, this Grammy-nominated powerhouse band continues to break new ground.»
Fans that have followed Russ Freeman and The Rippingtons for any stretch of time over the past quarter century know the versatile award winning and Grammy nominated guitarist/composer, and producer has long had a penchant for naming songs and albums after exotic places (Aruba, Kenya, Morocco, Weekend in Monaco, Sahara, etc).
In recent years, Freeman has noticed that The Rippingtons' fan base has increased exponentially, as the group's longtime admirers transfer their passion for the music to their children. Several Rippingtons albums have been inspired by Freeman's travels, and collectively, they have formed the life soundtrack for hundreds of thousands of contemporary jazz fans worldwide for a quarter century.
The titles of each hit Ripps album has often reflected Freeman's deep wanderlust, whether he had actually been to the places he wrote about or was just dreaming of them in musical terms. These include Kilimanjaro, Tourist in Paradise, Welcome to the St. James Club, Weekend In Monaco, Live in L.A., Sahara, Brave New World and Live Across America. In 2006, the band celebrated two decades of instrumental magic with The Rippingtons 20th Anniversary, a remarkable CD/DVD package that included a CD of all new Ripps music and a DVD featuring a colorful retrospective as well as exciting videos from over the years.
On their latest Peak Records album, Russ Freeman and The Rippingtons take their lucky fans on a trip of a lifetime to Cote D'Azur. Traveling with them is their trademark jazz cat, by artist Bill Mayer, who again graces the CD cover art. Next time out, who knows? Freeman's musical passport still has a lot of open space to be stamped, and the journey continues!
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this is not just the Rippingtons, it's like an All Star Band. Everyone are name brand artist!
Jeff Kashiwa is the BEST.
I love the percursionist!! he has such a good vibe!!!
This is totally the most proper of things and the absolute pinnacle of being, WOW! From the set to the vibes to the sax v. bass solo. Un-freaking-real.
Killer sax lead from Jeff! Absolute killer!
Kim Stone +Keith Roscoe=KILLER BASS!!!!!!!!
Another dimension
these guys are awesome............... !!!!!!!!!
Saw them in Charlotte NC in like, 2016. Would love to see them again.
What a treat!
This was the best lineup. I got to open for this lineup many times in the late 90s and they slayed!
I agree they have had the best sax players with those names.
Perhaps the 2nd best lineup. Mark Portman and Tony Morales were great contributions
That's the real Rips
The best lineup was the original with David Benoit, Bill Lanphier, Brandon Fields and Tony Morales. Not ever mentioned are bassists Jimmy Johnson and Steve Bailey. Real Rippingtons purist go back to the very beginning.
@@clicks59 I think the best lineup was the members from Live in L.A., but the original is also good.
@@MewsOvercast Here’s the original lineup.
th-cam.com/video/WUWqH8FO9w8/w-d-xo.html
5 stars...one for each person in the audience.
LOL. Oh but to be in that audience...the privileged few.
Jeff can really play that sax..dude is awesome
Hi Rippingtons! Please come to play to Guatemala.
STEVE REID has to put back into the band. The man is unbeatable on percussion for this kind of music. No Ripps without Steve, imho.
i agree with you 100% without him not the same .
Got to see them live in Boulder for the "Tourist" release. He is where incredible talent and energy meet.
I loved seeing Steve Reid live wit the band in Salt Lake around 1990, he's amazing.
Dave Kochanski was great on keys!
It's a great song!! I like Jeff's style but in this song I prefer Nelson Rangell sound :)
Please come to Guatemala again Rippingtons.
The Rippingtons even had some underrated keyboardist, like David Benoit and Gregg Karukas.
Desde el 91 me enamoré de está musica sensacional
Ya Kim Stone 👍
Yup!!! All that a jar of Skippy.
No mention of Kenneth Gorelick?
HI, PLEASE what's the name of the first track?:) it is Jewel Thieves? i mean as soon as Jeff introduced himself..
I WAS GOING TO ASK ABOUT IT ALSO
Jewel Thieves from Black Diamond.
Guitarland by Russ Freeman is that first song before Jewel Thieves.
Please, what's the name of the intro song?, just before Jewel Thieves?, thanks for such a good music!!👍👍
Album is Russ Freeman Drive from 2002. Song is called Guitarland
@@britneyparnell2198 Thanks for answer and share!!👍👍
GUITARLAND THANKS MAN
5 stars..
Hey guys, does anybody know the title of the track that's playing right from the getgo of the vid? Thx in advance!
Album is Russ Freeman Drive from 2002. Song is called Guitarland
@@britneyparnell2198 Thanks a lot
I watch the music channel I see all these guys on here but they never show a real person behind it
please !! what is the name of the first track on the backing of this video ! thx
I think it's "I Found Heaven" but I can not be sure.... th-cam.com/video/P-rRMZMKWYg/w-d-xo.html (here is what I found)
Smoked salmon & pearls.
even kenny g was in the band
rubendrakkar Gorelick? You mean Kenneth Gorelick?
Bass Solo hit some wrong notes...oh wait, it's Jazz😆
Every note can be a right note, if you're confident enough