January 2008 update
The
Jampoles
Performed as a part of the Freedom
Riders concert for Eurovision
to benefit the Children's Hospital
in Poland. Peformers:
Bob Lamendola -bass,
Les Blachut -keys,
Piotrek Niedzwiecki -keys,
Gyorgy Lakatos -guit,
Jeff Babick -drums,
Anthony Triana -perc,
Otto Avalos -violin,
Johnny Riles -sax
Lee Johnson -voc,
Terri Gonzalez -voc,
Gilly Albarracin -MC,
DJ Irek -DJ,
June 2005 update
New Project, currently in progress...
The
Jampoles (new
website www.jampoles.com)
Dawn
Mitchell - vocals,
Les
Blachut - vibraphone, keyboards,
Jason
Hainsworth - tenor saxophone,
Tom
Swayzee - trumpet,
Ranses Colon - bass,
Gary Berman - drums,
March 2005 update
Ethni-City changed
its name to:
The
Jampoles
Sample recording: "Bite" (MP3
link)
recorded by:
Les Blachut - vibraphone, cello
steelpans, keyboards, bamboo flute,
Kyle Hill - steelpans,
Hector Gomez - percussion
Winsome Connell - ethnic voices,
Tom Swayzee - trumpet,
Bill Cary - tenor sax,
April 2001 update:
Ethni-City's
"Snake Charmer" (MP3
link)
recorded by:
Les Blachut - vibraphone,
David Wertman - acoustic bass,
Eloy Oliveras - drums,
Kevin Newton Jr. - mantra whispers,
Captain Blue Dog -unidentified
exotic wind instrument,
Madrahennath Family - native
musical instruments of India,
Sekar Nagaswami - tabla, composer,
Ethni-City
first recorded in August 2000 with these performers:
Evelina Nevidomski - vocal,
Florence Brinn - vocal &
keyboards,
Mina - Egyptian fiddle &
wind instruments,
Captain Blue Dog - harmonica,
Sekar Nagaswami - tabla,
Les Blachut - remaining instruments. |
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