{"id":5713,"date":"2020-07-06T16:46:21","date_gmt":"2020-07-06T14:46:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.tilos.hu\/bossabomdia\/?p=5713"},"modified":"2021-06-06T19:32:50","modified_gmt":"2021-06-06T17:32:50","slug":"bbd-radioshow-07-06-2020-bruton-music-part-one","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/blog.tilos.hu\/bossabomdia\/?p=5713","title":{"rendered":"BBD radioshow 07.06.2020 – Bruton Music, part one"},"content":{"rendered":"

15:08:09
\nBruton Music, part one<\/a> (mixcloud<\/a>)
\n[see the more simple\/traditional style tracklist – with only the artists’ names and track titles – below, at the bottom of this post, thanks]
\nBRD – Leisure, Pastoral, Nature, Tenderness, Romance.<\/em>
\n01. Brian Bennett – Electric Rainbow (Revolving pattern under solo Flugel Horn) 3:38
\n[BRD7, Soft Illusions. Warm, leisurely, relaxed contemporary sounds. 65]
\n02. Brian Bennett – Migration (Suspended movement) 3:29
\n[BRD8, Tone Poems. Reflective lyrical pieces. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 68]
\n03. Brian Bennett – The Sea (Dramatic seascape) 4:10
\n[BRD19, Nature Watch. Sustained electro-atmospherics. 190]
\n04. Alan Hawkshaw – Malibu Queen (Sexy) 3:16
\n[BRD24, Cover Girl. Sophisticated, glossy, leisurely and warm. Contemporary sounds. 272]
\nBRG – Happy, Bright, Open Air, Sport.<\/em>
\n05. Steve Gray – Going Places (Propulsive orchestral theme) 2:04
\n[BRG2, Contemporary Orchestral. The ultimate in sound for the studio pop orchestra. 34]
\n06. David Lindup – Jetting East (Light action, Oriental motif.) 1:25
\n[BRG4, Good Times. Happy, colorful contemporary tunes. 40]
\n07. John Scott – Motordown (Confident, exhilarating) 2:25
\n[BRG5, Happiness. ‘Get up and go’ moods, both orchestral and contemporary. 54]
\n08. John Cameron – Sprocket Shuffle (Electro Reggae shuffle) 1:55
\n[BRG8, Fresh Approach. Contemporary foreground material. 73]
\n15:30
\n09. Nick Ingman – Power Plus Plenty 1 (Powerful exciting staccato opening to catchy bright theme at 0:37. Reverts as beginning for last 40 secs) 2:20
\n[BRG9, The Will To Win. Big foreground themes depicting exciting achievement and athletic supremacy. 74]
\n10. Norman Warren – Chasing Rainbows (Uptempo motion featuring Flute) 1:25
\n[BRG15, Spectacle. Big, broad, exciting themes. 120]
\n11. John Cameron – Dynamite (Extrovert, contemporary) 1:45
\n[BRG18, Get Up And Go. Exciting, bright, colourful. 160]
\n12. Frank Ricotti – Going for it (On-going) 2:14
\n[BRG19, Souled Out. Upmarket funky rhythm section features. 173]
\n13. Duncan Lamont – Gunrunner (Exciting action packed theme) 2:17
\n[BRG30, Television Today. Upbeat, entertaining orchestral scores with contemporary rhythm. 265]
\nBRH – Contemporary, Pop, Rock.<\/em>
\n14. Keith Mansfield – Blockbuster (Punchy aggressive Brass with funky underlay) 2:41
\n[BRH5, Lighy My Fire. Uptempo, vivid Brass and Rhythm. 62]
\n15. Les Hurdle – African Flambe (Uptempo rock samba) 1:36
\n[BRH8, Rhtyhm Stick. Pacey and loud to cool layed back contemporary scores featuring Guitars, Keyboards, Woodwind, Brass, Drums and Percussion. 102]
\n16. Frank Ricotti – Supersamba (Wild exciting Jazz-Samba) 1:41
\n[BRH10, Blow Out. Contemporary West Coast Jazz-Rock and Jazz Sambas. 121]
\n17. Brian Wade – Earth Tones (Vibrant, rhythmic, visually impressive) 2:19
\n[BRH13, New Directions. Hard Hitting thru to ethereal. Features Brass, Vocoder, Rhythm and Synthesised sounds. 158]
\n18. Mike Moran – Airport (Smooth and stylish) 2:53
\n[BRH16, City Limits. Tight funky rhythm with Brass riffs and Alto Sax getting in occasionally. Mike Moran title with Strings added. 183]
\n19. John Cameron – Dawn At The Superbowl (Bleak anticipation, tail end) 1:53
\n[BRH22, Power Play. Contemporary, beefy, energetic. 260]
\n20. Alan Hawkshaw – Fastest Man on Earth submix (Without front line) 4:02
\n[BRH24, Accent on Rhythm. Jazz funk and electro boogie styles. 262]
\nBRI – Futuristic, Electronic.<\/em>
\n21. Alan Hawkshaw – Terrestrial Fanfare (Bold futuristic) 2:38
\n[BRI1, Terrestrial Journey. A Contemporary Suite depicting space and time passage. 24]
\n16:00
\n22. Francis Monkman – Daredevil (Danger, aggression) 2:45
\n[BRI2, Tempus Fugit. Exciting time and motion study in contemporary electronic music. 23]
\n23. Dave Richmond – Rainy Road (Repetitive, neutral, motion) 1:33
\n[BRI5, Thought Patterns. Sparse Bass, Guitar and Electronics. 94]
\n24. Alan Hawkshaw – Flight of Fantasy (Suspended, pleasant theme) 3:43
\n[BRI27, Odyssey. Atmospheres which emphasise the wonderment of existence. 295]
\nBRJ – Theme Sets. Documentary and Drama Suites.<\/em>
\n25. Johnny Pearson – Industrial Power (Different version. Contemporary rhythm tail end.) 2:10
\n[BRJ1, Great Expectations. A full orchestral suite depicting the achievement of man in face of natural elements. 17]
\n26. Brian Bennett – Prowler (General dark underscore) 2:14
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n27. Keith Mansfield – Soft Action (Purposeful activity) 1:09
\n[BRJ3, Important Project\/Wonders of the World\/Endeavour. Dramatic orchestral theme, fluid underscores describing variousstages of progress from quite beginning to fulfilment. 30]
\n28. Andrew Jackman – Underwater Beauty 2 (Solo electric piano version) 1:47
\n[BRJ4, Thriller\/Suite of the Hurricane\/Suite of the Shark. […] Contemporary classical suite. Moods range from peace to intense danger. 55]
\n29. Bill McCauley – Danger (Ominous, fearsome, builds to climax.) 2:12
\n[BRJ5, Wildlife\/Suite of the Hunter. […] An orchestral study of nature especially suited to the North American continent.
\n30. Brian Bennett – Running Free (Free movement dramatic build from 1:30 to tragic death chord) 2:07
\n[BRJ6, The World Around Us. A penetrating sutdy of nature. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 69]
\n31. Brian Bennett – Spiv (Cool character theme) 1:58
\n[BRJ8, Drama Montage Volume Two. A comprehensive set of modern dramatic movement, suspense and atmos. Will cut and cross fade just as you would wish. 83]
\n32. John Hawkins – Zed Bends (Gritty tense movement) 3:00
\n[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue\/Investigator […] A light hearted funky drama suite. 84]
\n33. Steve Gray – Squirrel (Darting spasmodic woodwind activity) 1:43
\n[BRJ10, Time and Motion\/Emotions. Sparse contemporary underscores for Keyboard, Guitar and Flutes. 87]
\n34. Richard Hill – Plague Version 2 (Random Sting glissandi) 0:28
\n[BRJ11, Universe\/Deadly Nightshade. A symphonic atmospheric suite of bold dimensions. 98]
\n35. Basil Kirchen \/ Jack Nathan – Birth Of An Adventure (Native drum intro for links etc to soft descriptive theme with native percussion.) 2:16
\n[BRJ12, Wildlife – Nature Reserve\/Native Percussion. A refreshingly different theme suite designed for Nature Study application. Sequences are designed to be cut where mood changes occur and throughout to facilitate editing. 99]
\n36. John Scott – Pentathlon (Populsive stength) 2:56
\n[BRJ17, Theme Sets. Orchestral suites of differing treatments of basic themes. Each cue is written in sequences to facilitate editing. 124]
\n16:30
\n37. John Scott – Nature’s Revelations 2 (Developed theme with rhythmic pattern) 2:31
\n[BRJ18, Lifes Ritual. An unusual atmospheric suite descriptive of life in a natural environment. 127]
\n38. Steve Jolliffe – Earths Effects (Weird with electronic effects) 3:29
\n[BRJ24, Earth. Folky surrealistic impressions of life on earth past, present and future. 167]
\n39. John Cameron – Let Me Through 1. (Panic to dark tail) 0:52
\n[BRJ30, Drama and Intrigue. Orchestral emotional, tension building and linking incidental underscores. 298]
\nBRK – Action, Pace, Danger, Force of Elements.<\/em>
\n40. John A. Coleman – Daring Endeavour (Fast motion, element of risk, without Brass) 1:29
\n[BRK4, Dramatic Action. Highpowered danger. Big instumentation. 59]
\n41. Trevor Bastow – Motion 6 (Menacing movie rhythm. Held end) 2:10
\n[BRK5, Contemporary Motion. Action scenes in varying degrees of intensity. 93]
\n42. John Cameron – Rescue Helicopter 2 (Editable end for fade intro distance) 0:58
\n[BRK6, Emergency. Urgency, drama, achievement. 133]
\n43. John Cameron – Suspicious 1 (Tense motion. Tail end) 1:46
\n[BRK7, Breakout. Aggressive contemporary action themes and sequences. 161]
\n44. Brian Bennett – The Capture (Native Percussion) 2:05
\n[BRK8, Thrills and Spills. Exciting scenes. Big to small instrumentation. 221]
\nBRL – Industry.<\/em>
\n45. Alan Hawkshaw – The Speed of Sound (Urgent free flowing pace) 2:48
\n[BRL1, Auturbine. Contemporary, efficient movement. 33]
\n46. L. Hurdle\/F. Ricotti – Urgent Delivery (Insistant, percussive) 2:09
\n[BRL3, Advanced Technology. Efficient, contemporary, purposeful. Realised with the use of advanced recording techniques. 75]
\n47. F. Ricotti\/Les Hurdle – Seabird (Slow, ponderous) 2:34
\n[BRL4, Futurama. Semi-electronic sequences for new technology. 90]
\n48. I. Martin\/B. Dee – Lubricator (Fluid smooth motion) 2:25
\n[BRL5, Light Industry. Contemporary, semi-electronic. 103]
\n49. James Asher – Telecom (Fluid, effortless) 3:37
\n[BRL9, Commerce. Semi electronic, industrious. 177]
\nBRM – Suspense, Tension.<\/em>
\n50. Steve Gray – Pendulum 1 (Tension with ‘time figure’. Tail end) 1:54
\n[BRM1, Menace. Tense dramatic orchestral underscores. 44]
\n16:57:06
\nh\u00edrek\/news
\nBr\u00fcsszeli Dikt\u00e1tum radio show <\/p>\n

(In 2 weeks:
\nBRM – Suspense, Tension.
\nBRN – Grandiose, Impressive, Panoramic.
\nBRO – Historical Period.
\nBRR – Folk, Nationalistic, Known Work
\nBRS – Jazz, Dance <\/em>
\n…and bonus breaks and beats – i.e. bonus tracks – from BRD until BRS) <\/p>\n

Hallgasd meg itt \/ Listen here<\/strong>:
\nas a single .mp3<\/a>
\nor in ~ half an hour long parts:
\n15:00<\/a> | 15:30<\/a> | 16:00<\/a> | 16:30<\/a> <\/p>\n

Bruton Music, part one<\/a> (mixcloud<\/a>)
\n\"Bruton
\n01. Brian Bennett \u2013 Electric Rainbow
\n02. Brian Bennett \u2013 Migration
\n03. Brian Bennett \u2013 The Sea
\n04. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Malibu Queen
\n05. Steve Gray \u2013 Going Places
\n06. David Lindup \u2013 Jetting East
\n07. John Scott \u2013 Motordown
\n08. John Cameron \u2013 Sprocket Shuffle
\n09. Nick Ingman \u2013 Power Plus Plenty 1
\n10. Norman Warren \u2013 Chasing Rainbows
\n11. John Cameron \u2013 Dynamite
\n12. Frank Ricotti \u2013 Going for it
\n13. Duncan Lamont \u2013 Gunrunner
\n14. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Blockbuster
\n15. Les Hurdle \u2013 African Flambe
\n16. Frank Ricotti \u2013 Supersamba
\n17. Brian Wade \u2013 Earth Tones
\n18. Mike Moran \u2013 Airport
\n19. John Cameron \u2013 Dawn At The Superbowl
\n20. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Fastest Man on Earth submix
\n21. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Terrestrial Fanfare
\n22. Francis Monkman \u2013 Daredevil
\n23. Dave Richmond \u2013 Rainy Road
\n24. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Flight of Fantasy
\n25. Johnny Pearson \u2013 Industrial Power
\n26. Brian Bennett \u2013 Prowler
\n27. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Soft Action
\n28. Andrew Jackman \u2013 Underwater Beauty 2
\n29. Bill McCauley \u2013 Danger
\n30. Brian Bennett \u2013 Running Free
\n31. Brian Bennett \u2013 Spiv
\n32. John Hawkins \u2013 Zed Bends
\n33. Steve Gray \u2013 Squirrel
\n34. Richard Hill \u2013 Plague Version 2
\n35. Basil Kirchen \/ Jack Nathan \u2013 Birth Of An Adventure
\n36. John Scott \u2013 Pentathlon
\n37. John Scott \u2013 Nature\u2019s Revelations 2
\n38. Steve Jolliffe \u2013 Earths Effects
\n39. John Cameron \u2013 Let Me Through 1.
\n40. John A. Coleman \u2013 Daring Endeavour
\n41. Trevor Bastow \u2013 Motion 6
\n42. John Cameron \u2013 Rescue Helicopter 2
\n43. John Cameron \u2013 Suspicious 1
\n44. Brian Bennett \u2013 The Capture
\n45. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 The Speed of Sound
\n46. L. Hurdle\/F. Ricotti \u2013 Urgent Delivery
\n47. F. Ricotti\/Les Hurdle \u2013 Seabird
\n48. I. Martin\/B. Dee \u2013 Lubricator
\n49. James Asher \u2013 Telecom
\n50. Steve Gray \u2013 Pendulum 1 <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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