Peacepipe Records present:

EMERGENCY EXIT!

"The 2011, run of your life tour"

JAZZED FIRE ESCAPING ROCK meets Funk and Soul....

Featuring

The one and only,

Delmar Brown
Keyboards/Vocals


Delmar Brown -musician, composer, performer, visionary and student of the World.
The 'Delmar Brown World Pop Experience' brings together exciting musical elements from all over the planet and fuses them together to form a unique blend of music which he himself has termed 'World Pop'.
This vision of musical unification from many different cultural sources and American pop music comes from a person whose life has allways been surrounded by music from a variety of cultures.

As a young man, Delmar Brown was a shining star in Bloomington, Illinois where he was active in church as a pianist, singer and organist. Delmar admired the great jazz rnusicians of his youth, citing Jimmy Smith, Herbie Hancock, and Oscar Peterson aniong his earliest influences. Gospel greats like Mahalia Jackson, James Cleveland and C.L. Franklin were a large part of his earliest vocal influences.

After studying at Berklee College of Music, the training ground of some of the finest jazz musicians today, Delmar went on to play and compose for some of the most influential musicians in the global industry including Gil Evans, Miles Davis, Quincy Jones, Jaco Pastroius and many others. Delmar's travel experiences and love of the music of the world brought him in contact with innovative pop musicians who included elements of world music in their own music. Throughout the years Delmar has collaborated with such notable figures as Sting, Youssou N'Dour, and Peter Gabriel.

Today Delmar Brown combines the smooth sound of jazz, the earthiness of world music and the high energy of pop music to drive 'The Delmar Brown World Pop Experience', mixing musical elements from the Caribbean to Eastern Europe. The music itself is truly unique, and has the potential to reach deeply into one's soul with its throbbing rhythm and 'grounded' sound to touch and uplift you. When you listen to 'The Delmar Brown World Pop Experience', your being will be so full of good feelings and energy that you'll want to experience it over and over again!
World Pop Music.

The latest CD from Delmar Brown is much like the future of music that trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie predicted in his autobiography. In Dizzy's book 'To Be, or Not to Bop', the jazz icon describes the future of music to be 'like a quilt with all of the worlds music represented on the different patches. The World Pop Experience is akin to this quilt that Dizzy anticipated many years ago. A quilt with patches of Brazilian rhythm, the pulse of reggae, vocal influences of gospel, exotic sounds of Middle Eastern music, and the vibrant drumming of Africa combined with American pop. The result is a compositional soundscape that is contemporary, rich and fresh.

Delmars MP3's

Mp3 Don't Go

Mp3 Feel the Fire

Mp3 Pearl

Mp3 Trickle Down

Delmar's links:

Delmar Brown - Jazz tour Miles Davis


Rare Performance - Delmar Brown - Free Jazz


Delmar with Sting at Brazil Maracanã Part 1

 

Tony Natale

Drums

Tony is an experienced, incredibly talented drummer. Growing up in New Jersey -- the rock 'n roll capital of the world! -- Tony was captivated by the rock and Motown music being played on the radio. As a teenager in Philadelphia, he was a precocious talent, having won first prize in the Carmine Appice Drum competition, judged by the legend himself and guitarist Rick Derringer. He was awarded a Ludwig drum set, Zildjian cymbals, and earned an appearance on the nationally-televised TV show Entertainment Tonight.


He has lived and worked as a musician in NYC, London and Germany. He's an international musician and has performed with such names as John Fogerty, Jaco Pastorius, Hiram Bullock, Hank Ballard, Al Greenwood (Foreigner), Cornelius Bumpus (The Doobie Brothers), Polystyrene (X-Ray Spexs), Jamie West Oram (The Fix), Gilbert Gabriel (Dream Academy), John Mizarolli (Ginger Baker, Stevie Winwood), Pete Brown (Cream), Reg Presley (The Troggs), and many more.

His musical back round consist of, rock, motown, funk, cuban, latin, reggae, jazz, boogie woogie, blues, punk, african and country. Tony loves to incorporate all this styles into his playing.

Tony has toured in support of The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Peter Murphy, The Violent Femmes, The Fall, The Fleshtones, to name a few.

On his original solo CD "Mountain," released in early 2007, two songs "Weapons of War" and "Sweatsox" are in the top 40 on the Neil Young's "Living With War" website.


Tony's Mp3's

MP3 Weapons of War

MP3 Carry Me

MP3 Tony's Concert solo 1

Mp3 Shake up the Nieghborhood

Tony's links:

Vic Firth drum sticks artist feature

www.myspace.com/tonynatale

www.tonynatale.com

 

Gwyn Ashton

Bass/Guitar

Welsh-born Gwyn Ashton migrated to Adelaide, South Australia in the ‘60s, picked up a guitar at 12 and from the age of 16, played every bar, festival and seedy biker show imaginable. Aussie audiences are tough and like their rock & roll loud, hard and fast. This is where Ashton learned how to play his ass off. Entertain or be beer bottled!
In the ‘90s he moved to Melbourne, played shows with Jim Keays and Mick Pealing, recorded his first two albums and opened for Junior Wells, Rory Gallagher, Steve Morse and Albert Lee.
He relocated to Sydney in the ‘80s, playing stints with Swanee and Stevie Wright. With his own band, he carved up stages nationwide – some in the middle of nowhere, fronted with chicken wire, sometimes driving for days through the outback to get to the next show.

Following record company advice to base himself where the best record sales were happening for him, in ‘96 Ashton was UK bound to have a crack at the European market. Promoting his album Feel The Heat, Ashton’s band opened for UK rock icons Status Quo on their 15-date British arena tour in ‘99. This included dates at Birmingham NEC and Wembley Arena.

In 2000 Ashton recorded Fang It! with Gerry McAvoy and Brendan O’Neil, former Rory Gallagher rhythm section now with Nine Below Zero. He then fronted Band of Friends, replacing ex Motörhead and Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian Robertson. This was a tribute to Rory, with Gerry, Brendan, Lou Martin, Mark Feltham and Ted McKenna who all played with Rory over the years.