new FRED SIMON

Posted by: Paul Stephenson on 14 October 2004

This new album deserves to be in everyones collection!! Do your self a favour and order one today!!
If you do this EVERYONE benefits and we get to make more music with gifted people like FRED!!

its so good we have posted the release twice!


Remember The River is Fred Simon's eagerly
awaited second album for The Naim Label. It sees Fred in a trio setting once again, this time accompanied by the musical alchemists Paul McCandless on reeds and Steve Rodby on double bass.

Fred wrote each track on the disc, injecting his sense of beautiful musicality into every inch of the score. The piano sounds as light as a feather under his touch, the bass a perfect complement in Steve's hands. Paul's floating and innovative sound has the effect of transporting the whole composition to a higher plane.

For years, Paul has played with the relentlessly innovative group, Oregon, winning many awards and nominations for his playing. He is a talented multi-instrumentalist, as can be seen by reading his list of involvement on Remember The River.

Bassist and co-producer of the Pat Metheny Group, Steve Rodby has won several Grammys for his work. His rapport with the bass is second to none, easily coaxing out a deep and wondrously rich sound; smooth yet authoritative.

This disc is a True stereo recording by Ken Christianson. It was recorded live with two microphones, with no editing.

You can listen to a track from the new album, and buy a copy on-line via our website
Posted on: 14 October 2004 by Emil F
quote:
This new album deserves to be in everyones collection!! Do your self a favour and order one today!!
If you do this EVERYONE benefits and we get to make more music with gifted people like FRED!!



We'll do it. We'd like to see also more vinyl. Could a system of pre-ordering be helpful?

Emil
Posted on: 14 October 2004 by Emil F
quote:
especially if cut for playing at 45rpm


That would be a problem for naimed LP12 Roll Eyes
Posted on: 15 October 2004 by Dave J
ButTom, why settle for a "decent" turntable when you could go for a good one or better?
Posted on: 11 November 2004 by fred simon
quote:
Originally posted by Paul Stephenson:
This new album deserves to be in everyones collection!!

Paul, have I ever told you how wise you are? Big Grin
Posted on: 12 November 2004 by Stephen Bennett
I preferred the old Fred Simon

Big Grin

Stephen
Posted on: 14 November 2004 by fred simon
quote:
Originally posted by Stephen Bennett:
I preferred the old Fred Simon

Big Grin



Stephen ... how so? Big Grin Big Grin
Posted on: 15 November 2004 by Stephen Bennett
Well, the old one was taller and better looking.


Winker

Stephen
Posted on: 15 November 2004 by fred simon
quote:
Originally posted by Stephen Bennett:
Well, the old one was taller and better looking.
Winker




Ah, so you prefer the young Fred Simon. I am the old Fred Simon now. Big Grin