[TR24][OF] Django Bates and the Frankfurt Radio Big Band - Saluting Sgt. Pepper - 2017 (Jazz)

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Analyzed: Django Bates / Saluting Sgt. Pepper
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR9       -0.30 dB   -11.78 dB      1:56 ?-Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
DR9       -0.30 dB   -11.72 dB      2:47 ?-With a Little Help from My Friends
DR11      -0.30 dB   -13.40 dB      3:48 ?-Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
DR9       -0.30 dB   -11.85 dB      4:00 ?-Getting Better
DR10      -0.30 dB   -13.19 dB      3:20 ?-Fixing a Hole
DR8       -0.30 dB   -11.20 dB      3:40 ?-She's Leaving Home
DR10      -0.30 dB   -12.81 dB      2:34 ?-Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite!
DR10      -0.30 dB   -13.47 dB      5:47 ?-Within You Without You
DR12      -0.30 dB   -14.13 dB      2:51 ?-When I'm Sixty Four
DR10      -0.30 dB   -13.02 dB      2:59 ?-Lovely Rita
DR11      -0.30 dB   -12.02 dB      2:49 ?-Good Morning,Good Morning
DR10      -0.30 dB   -12.58 dB      2:17 ?-Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
DR11      -0.30 dB   -14.59 dB      6:35 ?-A Day in the Life
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Number of tracks:  13
Official DR value: DR10
Samplerate:        48000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           1574 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Django Bates: keyboard, backing vocals, arranger, conductor.
Stuart Hall: electric guitar, acoustic guitar, lap steel, electric sitar, violin.
Eggs Laid By Tigers:
Martin Ullits Dahl: lead vocal.
Jonas Westergaard: electric bass, backing vocals.
Peter Bruun: drums, percussion, backing vocals.
Frankfurt Radio Big Band (hr-Bigband):
Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn: soprano sax, flute, clarinet.
Oliver Leicht: alto sax, flute, clarinet, alto clarinet.
Tony Lakatos: tenor sax, flute.
Steffen Weber: tenor sax, alto flute, bass clarinet.
Rainer Heute: baritone sax, bass sax, bass clarinet, contra alto clarinet. Frank Wellert: trumpet.
Thomas Vogel: trumpet.
Martin Auer: trumpet, flugelhorn. Axel Schlosser: trumpet, flugelhorn. Günter Bollmann: trombone.
Peter Feil: trombone.
Christian Jaksjø: trombone.
Jan Schreiner: bass trombone. Martin Scales: electric guitar.

Recorded in November 1966, the Sgt. Pepper album stands as an 'unsurpassed adventure in concept, song-writing, cover art and studio technology.' The challenge of deconstructing the album hailed by Rolling Stone magazine as the most significant rock album of all time, and to reconstruct it from a jazz perspective is being taken on by Django Bates. With his overflowing creative spirit, his anarchic sense of humour and his incredible level of musicality, Bates is the embodiment of a specific type of British artist, with traits in many ways reminiscent of the fab four. The Frankfurt Radio Big Band and the audience will be going on this exciting journey with him.
British multi-instrumentalist Django Bates is well-known for his razor sharp wit as a player, composer, and arranger. Bates founded the quartet Human Chain in 1979 -- a group that is still together in the 21st century -- and is, along with Courtney Pine and Iain Ballamy, one of the architects of the British jazz renaissance which began in earnest in the late '80s. Bates also leads the 19-piece big band Delightful Precipice. Bates' solo work consists of six notable recordings including the stellar Quiet Nights on Tim Berne's Screwgun label (for which he won Denmark's prestigious Jazzpar prize) and 1993's Summer Fruits and 1994's Autumn Fires recordings on the JMT label. In addition to his work as a leader, Bates has been prominently featured as a sideman as a member of Bill Bruford's jazz fusion ensemble Earthworks from 1986-1994, and in the bands of Georges Russell and Gruntz. He has been a session player as well, contributing to the extreme edge of the vanguard on Tim Berne's Caos Totale and Bloodcount projects, as well as to Ballamy's solo recordings. In addition to his work in the jazz world, Bates is also a composer, writing Dream Kitchen for percussionist Evelyn Glennie, Fine Frenzy for the Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company, and a piano concerto for soloist Joanna MacGregor and the RLPO. He also founded the Circus Umbilicus, a true circus-cum-musical project and composed the keyboard concerto entitled 2000 Years Beyond UNDO, which was performed at the millennium Barbican Festival.
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