http://www.dartanyan.com Selected recordings from the Chase Band 1973-74 Live recordings never before available from the band's last 17 months. Produced and engineered by Dartanyan with the permission of the Bill Chase estate. All rights reserved. For more information: dbmarin@dartanyan.com Mayorisha Music ASCAP en-us ©2009 Cha-Bil music ASCAP http://www.dartanyan.com/Art/chasepuremusiccvr1a.jpg http://www.dartanyan.com Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:49:00 -0800 Selected recordings from the Chase Band 1973-74 Live recordings never before available from the band's last 17 months. Produced and engineered by Dartanyan with the permission of the Bill Chase estate. All rights reserved. For more information: dbmarin@dartanyan.com Mayorisha Music ASCAP The Gibson guitar company asked me to endorse their then-newly designed bass guitar the L9-S. Also known as The Ripper, the bass was designed by Bruce Bolen (then at Gibson, now at Fender) and he asked Bill and I to write a tune that I could solo on to exploit the sound of the new bass. We didn't have that many funky songs so I wrote the Bass-Meant melody over a groove that I knew drummer Tommy Gordon could kill. Bill arranged the horns and Bolen joined in on some great rhythm guitar stuff. Sorry the recording isn't better but they used really cheap vinyl to produce this marketing tool. Arguably the funkiest song Chase ever recorded. Enjoy it and let me know what you think. dartanyan@dartanyan.com Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:05:00 -0800 http://dartanyan.com/podcast-AVmedia/Bass-Meant.mp3 The Gibson guitar company asked me to endorse their then-newly designed bass guitar the L9-S. Also known as The Ripper, the bass was designed by Bruce Bolen (then at Gibson, now at Fender) and he asked Bill and I to write a tune that I could solo on to exploit the sound of the new bass. We didn't have that many funky songs so I wrote the Bass-Meant melody over a groove that I knew drummer Tommy Gordon could kill. Bill arranged the horns and Bolen joined in on some great rhythm guitar stuff. Sorry the recording isn't better but they used really cheap vinyl to produce this marketing tool. Arguably the funkiest song Chase ever recorded. Enjoy it and let me know what you think. Happy Birthday to me, Happy Birthday to me, Bill wrote Pure Music, you can hear it for free. To fans worldwide The title track of the Pure Music album. Never heard until now. Enjoy. dartanyan@dartanyan.com Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:49:00 -0800 http://dartanyan.com/podcast-AVmedia/puremusic.mp3 Happy Birthday to me, Happy Birthday to me, Bill wrote Pure Music, you can hear it for free. To fans worldwide The title track of the Pure Music album. Never heard until now. Enjoy. Live performance from our 1974 press tour. This performance live at the Half Note in New York was a great show. We shared the tour with Herbie Hancock's new Headhunters so energy was high. dartanyan@dartanyan.com (Cha-bil Music, ASCAP) Sat, 28 Sep 2008 07:07:07 -0800 http://www.dartanyan.com/podcast-AVmedia/premcontent/ChaseMasters/Open Up Wide HN mix.aif Live performance from our 1974 press tour. This performance live at the Half Note in New York was a great show. We shared the tour with Herbie Hancock's new Headhunters so energy was high. Welcome to the home site for Bill Chase Archives. The music you hear has been preserved, produced and protected by former Chase bassist Dartanyan Brown. This material is offered in conjunction with the family and estate of Bill Chase and Cha-Bil Music (ASCAP) This little podcast will give you some idea of the audio quality of over 3 hours of archival recordings that Dartanyan has engineered for your listening pleasure. Institutional buyers and educators please email chase@dartanyan.com for details on educational and large site use. Licensing information available. Dartanyan@dartanyan.com (Mayorisha Music and Cha-Bil Music ASCAP) Sun, 25 Mar 2007 02:02:02 -0800 http://www.dartanyan.com/podcast-AVmedia/chasepodcast.mp3 The music of Bill Chase produced by D. Brown Dartanyan Brown Welcome to the home site for Bill Chase Archives. The music you hear has been preserved, produced and protected by former Chase bassist Dartanyan Brown. This material is offered in conjunction with the family and estate of Bill Chase and Cha-Bil Music (ASCAP) This little podcast will give you some idea of the audio quality of over 3 hours of archival recordings that Dartanyan has engineered for your listening pleasure. Institutional buyers and educators please email chase@dartanyan.com for details on educational and large site use. Licensing information available. 19:18:00 Chase, Pure Music, Dartanyan, Archives, Bill Chase, Wally Yohn, trumpet, Chase band, brass no