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Treći album zadarskog benda Postolar Tripper "Čujem ja netko šuti" iz trećeg pokušaja, napokon ovih dana izlazi van. Album je naime bio najavljen još za zimu 2011., pa zatim za 21. ožujka, no zbog malih zastoja u kotačićima izlazi uskoro, a mi smo bili u prilici album preslušati, te zaključiti da Postolari nastavljaju svoj rast. Zvuk je ostao prepoznatljiv i zasnovan na ska/reggae izričaju, podebljanom jačim dionicama trubača i udaraljki, dok su tekstovi čišći, kraći, manje nalik pričama, više je ponavljanja, ali opet dosta kažu. Album, dakle, nosi izmjene, manje u zvuku, veće u suradnjama, ozbiljnije u tekstovima i nikakve...

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John Townley, interviewed by Kurt Benbenek "It was a general set of what my then wife Gilma and my friends and I were playing with at the time, both musically and recordingwise. We were just seeing what a brand-new expensive toy like the first-ever 12-track state-of-the-art studio could do, along with the complete set of all kinds of international instruments I invested in to go along with it. I produced the album and am all over it, but you'll notice fiddler Jay Ungar (of later "Achoken Farewell" fame from the PBS Civil War series) and a lot of other incredible...

Elizabeth Poston (October 24, 1905 – March 18, 1987) was an English composer, pianist, and writer. She studied at Queen Margaret's School, York and then the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) in London, where she was encouraged by both Peter Warlock and Ralph Vaughan Williams. She won a prize from RAM for her violin sonata, which was subsequently broadcast by the BBC. When she graduated from RAM in 1925 seven of her songs were published, and in 1928 she published five more. Poston went abroad between 1930 and 1939, where she studied architecture, and collected folksongs. When she returned to...