Stanley Clarke / Stewart Copeland Band
Festival Jazz à Sète
Théâtre de la Mer
Sète, France
July 15, 2012
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included
Lineage: DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Wave 16bit > Goldwave v6.52 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps
01 - Intro 0:19
02 - Lopsy Lu 9:08
03 - No Mystery 19:35
04 - Duet 8:11
05 - School Days 14:00
06 - Too Cool Hats 7:16
Total Playing Time: 58mn 29sc
Stanley Clarke - bass
Stewart Copeland - drums
Ruslan Sirota - keyboards
Brady Cohan - guitar
justdave notes:
I ripped the audio with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to re-edit some track marks and to double the volume. No EG or noise reduction used. No remixing or remastering done. The waves were lossy so using Traders Little Helper I encoded them to MP3 320kbps.
I am a Stanley Clarke fanatic, love his playing. He's the kind of bass player that makes others lay down their instrument and bow. Just to watch him play is amazing. The way he holds his hand looks like he's making duck shadow puppets not playing bass. The most amazing sounds come from that duck shadow puppet plucking hand. When you have Mother Pluckers like Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller, Les Claypool, Flea, and Bootsy Collins calling you an influence, you are good at what you do. Anyway I digress a lot. Combine the Legendary Stanley Clarke with the very talented, criminally underrated drummer from The Police Stewart Copeland with 2 young highly talented young players, what do you get? A hell of a concert that's what! A lot of Rockers want to try playing Jazz. A lot of them do try it. A lot of them suck at it. The 3 members of The Police have all stretched out in Jazz. All 3 of them, according to the shows I possess, have done it very well. Sure it's Stanley Clarke playing another solo in the middle of "No Mystery". Every other performance on this tape is just as good!
MP3
