The Travelling Wilburys - The Ultimate Best Of (2011)
Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Handle with Care, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Traveling Wilburys
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01 Honeysuckle Rose
Réalisateur : John Carpenter
Nouveau cette année, un hall dédié au Rock ‘n Roll !
Animés par Au Tours du Rock, Eric et Aurélie Pradal,
initiations débutant, intermédiaire et avancé.
Billard, poker, flipper, baby foot, machines à sous et bar.
Animé par Au Tours du Rock et DJ Lo.
Vendredi soir, samedi soir et dimanche en début de soirée.
Du Rock’n roll pur pour ces fans de Gene Vincent qui vous feront vibrer au son des fifties.
Un groupe de 8 musiciens mené par le talentueux Francky Gumbo qui excelle dans les styles Old Swing et Wild Rockabilly.
Aujourd’hui l’un des plus extraordinaires performers du Rhythm & Blues et du Rock’n’roll dans le monde. Chanteur, pianiste et guitariste, son charisme lui a valut des collaborations de légende comme Jeff Beck ou Bill Wyman.
Influencé par les guitaristes et chanteurs de rockabilly country blues & jazz, ce cocktail explosif déploie une énergie débordante sur scène.
Un rock n’roll certifié 50’s, avec une contrebasse d’origine, un piano Jerry Lee Lewisien et une chanteuse Betty Pagienne à la voix sexy.
Un combo anglais incontournable qui délivre un rock’n roll des années 50 chaud-bouillant à la Little Richard, Luis Jordan, ou encore Chuck Berry.
Ouverture de 17h00 à 1h00 du matin.
Entrée du site (hors concerts country) : 5 € / gratuit – de 12 ans.
Entrée site + soirée concerts country: 21 € / C.E et groupe > 10 pers : 19 €
Ouverture de 10h00 à 1h00 du matin
Entrée du site : 12 € /moins de 12 ans : 6 € / moins de 3 ans : gratuit.
Entrée site + soirée concerts country: 23 € / C.E et groupe > 10 pers : 21 €
Stages danses : 8 € / pers / stage
Ouverture de 10h00 à 1h00 du matin
Entrée du site : 12 € /moins de 12 ans : 6 € / moins de 3 ans : gratuit.
(hors concert ZZ top)
Stages danses: 8 € / pers / stage
CONCERT ZZ TOP (Grand Hall) : www.tours-expo.com et points de vente habituels.
38 € / C.E et groupe > 10 pers : 33 €
12 € pour les 3 jours pour le motard/triker venant en moto/trike ainsi que pour le passager.
Accès gratuit le dimanche entre 12h et 14h pour le motard/triker venant en moto/trike ainsi que pour le passager.
Accès gratuit au site pour les véhicules US < 1980 (max. 2 pers. par véhicule)
Accès au Festival (hors concerts country et ZZ Top) pour les participants :12 € pour les 3 jours.
Repas offert aux 400 premiers inscrits.
8 € par personne par stage
www.tours-expo.com et points de vente habituels (Fnac, Carrefour, Géant, Auchan, Leclerc, Vinci, Cultura, Virgin, Cultura…).
Sur place pendant le festival.
Résa points de vente habituels et sur www.tours-expo.com.
(non inclus STAGES DE DANSE ET CONCERT ZZ TOP)
Groupes et CE : 02 47 32 37 10
Inscription ICI et sur place à l’accueil Village.
Contactez notre service réservation (service gratuit) :
Office de Tourisme de Tours / Tél : 02 47 70 37 32 /www.tours-tourisme.fr
Renseignements : Parc Expo de Tours 02 47 32 37 10
E mail : info [at] parc-expositions.com
Site internet : www.tours-expo.com
Exposants / Martine Villiers : 02 47 32 36 82 / martine [at] parc-expositions.com
Communication / Caroll Villoteau : 02 47 32 37 12 / communication [at] parc-expositions.com
Responsable de la programmation musicale : Franck Boucheraud - Countryroute45 [at] aol.com
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01 - Don & Dewey - Justine.flac
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Here's a little bit of heresy for you: Montreal International Jazz Festival organizers might say they set the bar high last year by getting Stevie Wonder to preside over their opening blowout, but the Brian Setzer Orchestra proved themselves to be a far more appropriate choice to stir up 150,000 festivalgoers than the Motown legend. Last night, Setzer and his 17 rocking co-conspirators topped Wonder's uneven marathon performance last year in every conceivable way.
It was an event for the books, as Setzer and band delivered a consistently exciting set, defined by blistering guitar and horn hijinx, on the TD stage of the Place des Festivals. The weather was perfect, the showmanship at its peak, the sound was superb and the staging --- firework arc motifs dominating the lighthing and 50s-styled dancers spotlighted in the crowd --- eye-popping.
Colleagues John Griffin and Mark Lepage have already reported on the show (read their account here), so I needn't go into huge detail. What I do want to mention is how a few things Setzer yesterday during a brief press conference at La Maison du Festival, the jazz fest's headquarters, echoed in my head as I watched him rock the big outdoor stage like it's never been rocked.
For starters, it's a stunner to see 18 musicians rock so hard, as they did repeatedly --- notably on manic chuggers like Trouble Train and the deathless, highly appropriate Rock This Town. Other large ensembles have tried and failed, by virtue of their sheer size. Asked about that, Setzer had a disarmingly simple answer. "Most big bands don't really approach it from the guitar point of view," he said. "And the guitar leads the orchestra, so it's gonna rock, because that's what I do," he said.
Which brings us to Setzer's guitar playing. Whether buzzing it up on his Gretsch hollowbody during Honey Man (a rockabilly Flight of the Bumblebee) or burning up the fretboard on the Santo and Johnny classic Sleepwalk, with the orchestra carrying the melody, Setzer's inventiveness on the instrument somehow never gets talked about enough.
During the press conference, Setzer gave some credit to his first guitar teacher, an old Italian gent his parents picked out of the phone book. "Thank God I got him, because he would do things that no one else would do," Setzer said. "He would pick me up at my Little League game, sit there and wait."
Eventually, the baseball games were overtaken by rock n' roll. Setzer's idol was Eddie Cochran. "He's my greatest inspiration," Setzer said yesterday. "When I saw a picture of Eddie Cochran, I said `Wow! I want to look like that guy!' I thought he was the coolest thing. And when I heard his music, it was like a double knockout punch." When he later heard his father sing along with the Beatles' version of Honey Don't, Setzer said, he discovered it was a Carl Perkins song and that much of the early Beatles and Rolling Stones records were rockabilly inspired.
The orchestra's legendary appearance at the 1995 Montreal International Jazz Festival also came up when Setzer met the press. "That first Montreal show was magic," he said. "We really had something to prove, and if we didn't prove it, the band would fall apart, because it's so big."
At that point, he said they were selling a new musical idea. "The big band era died and rock n' roll was born, so the two never got to meet," he said. "And where it's led now ... there's no one more surprised than I am."
--- Bernard Perusse ---
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