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Jerry Granelli V16 - Vancouver '08 (2009) MCH SACD ISO + DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC

Posted By: HDAtall

Date: 30 Jun 2024 11:21:11

Jerry Granelli V16 - Vancouver '08 (2009) MCH SACD ISO + DSD64 + Hi-Res FLAC

Drummer on Vince Guaraldi's "A Charlie Brown Christmas" LP and the TV soundtracks, cited in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as one of the inventors of psychedelic music, pioneer in world-jazz fusion and electro-acoustic percussion in the hippie era, founder/co-director of the music department at Boulder's Naropa Institute in the '70s, longtime associate of Mose Allison, Jane Ira Bloom, Glen Moore, Dave Friedman etc., and with a string of wide-ranging projects under his own name in the last 20 years, Jerry Granelli has been on the scene for so long - as percussionist, teacher and bandleader - that there may be a tendency to take him for granted.

With two electric guitars, electric bass and drums, Jerry Granelli's V16 project might resemble a rock band more than your standard jazz band, but don't be fooled: this is a jazz band all the way. Actually, the way they operate, it's almost more of a jazz organism. Much like Henry Threadgill's Zooid or Very Very Circus (and Ornette Coleman and Albert Ayler before that), this project is dedicated to group improvisation. Which is not to say it's free jazz: it's not. There are strong melodies to almost every tune, but it's never a situation where they play a head and trade solos. The melodies are a launching point for a group sound that ebbs and flows, touching back on the melodies at times but never slavishly bound to them. Christian Kögel and David Tronzo's rapport is incredible. There are times where it seems one guitar player will complete the other's thought. There are times where suddenly a unison-played melody appears almost out of nowhere only to resolve into two or three separate tangents. The way the players crawl inside the tunes and work as one is really amazing. It can be difficult to tell who is doing what (besides the drums, of course). Kögel and Tronzo play with both restraint and abandon (check out Tronzo's prepared guitar work on the DVD portion) but there are never any flashy solos. Members of the band may drop out for fairly lengthy stretches. "Udon Waltz" is just a duet between J. Anthony Granelli and Christian Kögel. The cover of "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?" is performed as a drum solo! But even in the other tunes, it isn't uncommon for players to drop out of the arrangement for a while. It's a truly egoless group dynamic; they play in service to the tunes not to show off.

Tracklist:

01. Planting
02. The Truth
03. Flipper
04. Brutto ma Buono
05. Wellfare
06. Udon Waltz
07. Unnamed
08. Steel Eyed Blues
09. Murder Ballad
10. Dizzy Moods
11. Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans?

Personnel
Jerry Granelli - drums, steel sculpture
David Tronzo - electric slide guitar
Christian Kögel - electric guitar
J. Anthony Granelli - electric bass

Produced by Jerry Granelli and J. Anthony Cranelli.
Recorded by John Raham October 20-21, 2008 at The Factory, Vancouver, ВС.
Mixed to Stereo October 22-23, 2008 at Ogre Studios, Vancouver, by John Raham, Jerry Cranelli and J. Anthony Granelli.
Mixed to Multichannel October 24, 2008 by John Raham at Ogre Studios, Vancouver. Mastered by Craemme Brown at Zen Mastering, Vancouver.

Dynamic Range

foobar2000 2.1 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1

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Analyzed: Jerry Granelli V16 / Vancouver '08 - Jerry Granelli V16
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR14 -5.87 dB -26.93 dB 5:49 01-Planting
DR13 -5.60 dB -26.27 dB 6:03 02-The Truth
DR13 -5.81 dB -28.41 dB 5:11 03-Flipper
DR13 -5.84 dB -25.78 dB 3:09 04-Brutto ma Buono
DR11 -6.03 dB -26.68 dB 4:39 05-Wellfare
DR12 -8.73 dB -27.08 dB 4:00 06-Udon Waltz
DR13 -5.84 dB -27.27 dB 8:41 07-Unnamed
DR14 -5.90 dB -27.48 dB 8:26 08-Steel Eyed Blues
DR12 -6.04 dB -26.46 dB 5:16 09-Murder Ballad
DR12 -5.89 dB -24.99 dB 4:50 10-Dizzy Moods
DR19 -5.79 dB -31.95 dB 3:34 11-Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans?
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Number of tracks: 11
Official DR value: DR13

Samplerate: 2822400 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 176400 Hz
Channels: 5
Bits per sample: 1
Bitrate: 14112 kbps
Codec: DST64
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Analyzed: Jerry Granelli V16 / Vancouver '08 - Jerry Granelli V16
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR12 -5.72 dB -21.74 dB 5:49 01-Planting
DR13 -5.61 dB -21.11 dB 6:03 02-The Truth
DR12 -5.73 dB -23.21 dB 5:11 03-Flipper
DR12 -5.70 dB -20.48 dB 3:09 04-Brutto ma Buono
DR10 -5.58 dB -21.29 dB 4:39 05-Wellfare
DR10 -7.03 dB -21.56 dB 4:00 06-Udon Waltz
DR12 -5.67 dB -22.34 dB 8:41 07-Unnamed
DR12 -5.61 dB -21.90 dB 8:26 08-Steel Eyed Blues
DR10 -5.56 dB -19.81 dB 5:16 09-Murder Ballad
DR12 -5.66 dB -21.85 dB 4:50 10-Dizzy Moods
DR18 -5.61 dB -28.97 dB 3:34 11-Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans?
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Number of tracks: 11
Official DR value: DR12

Samplerate: 2822400 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 176400 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 1
Bitrate: 5645 kbps
Codec: DST64

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