The Music Of The 80s - Favorites, Classics And Rarities

[Guest airmax]

hmm. reasons in pasay road, brings back a lot of memories during those times.

 

Kamusta na kaya si Edong? I don't know if anyone of you knows him.

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Reasons was once owned by Francis Pasia. I got a chance to talk with the owners before. Huling punta ko doon noong 1994 pa. Pero hindi na sila pure jazz bar. At nagtanong ako kung sila Pasia pa may ari iba na raw. Dati kasi ang nag dj doon ung Pasia brothers. Sayang madalas pa naman ako dito nong late 80's.

[Guest airmax]

meron din dating jazz bar sa may amorsolo doon sa may makati cinema square. katabi ng Kudos Disco dati. I forgot the name. Minsan ang dj doon e 12 year old kid. pero sa edad nyang ganoon mahilig na sya sa jazz. anak ata ng may ari ng bar un. sayang at nawala na itong mga jazz bars na ito. madalas pa naman kami dito ng ex gf ko noong college pa kami. nagkaroon din ba ng reasons sa greenhills sa annapolis? ung jazz rhythms ata ang huli sa mga jazz bars na nagsara. kaso nung huli akong nagpunta doon nong 1998 hindi na jazz ang tugtog.

[cruesome]

watched (from dvd iso off bittorent) motley crue's june 4 2005 gig for rock am ring in germany. tatanda na nila. unlike aerosmith's steven tyler, iba na dating vocals ni vince neil, depreciated na

 

they played a decent set tho.

[countrystyle]

huling high profile jazz bar na nagsara yung Monk's Dream sa jupiter, makati. pumupunta ko don a couple of years back pero mga 1 taon na yata sarado yon. sayang talaga wala na tayo mapuntahan. baka meron nakakaalam jan kung san pa meron.

[Tom Babauta]

i think a jazz bar rennaisance here in our country is in order right bros? good!!!

 

so we could lay back, relax, chill, drink super dry and stolich tonic, while listening to the david benoit, tom scott, al jarreau, dave grusin, george benson, willie bobo, shakatak, hiroshima, sea wind, tony benet, earth wind & fire, kenny g, stanley clarke, george duke, spyro gyra, louie armstrong, anita baker, minnie riperton, sergio mendes, pauline wilson, kevyn lettau, dianne reeves, the rippingtons, manhattan transfer, lee retinour

Sir Duke

Stevie Wonder

 

Yup, i agree. Hindi na lang puro videoke bars na lang. :sick:

A place where you can talk, chill out with your San Mig light and

enjoy the music, di ba??? :thumbsupsmiley:

 

P.S. Luv your choice of music dude.

[budhaman]

nice thread.. im a jazz lover myself.

 

would anyone know the title of the bobby cadwell song what you wont do for love na instrumental lang? and luther vandross' never too much?

thanks!

[ice_sp]

Reasons was once owned by Francis Pasia. I got a chance to talk with the owners before. Huling punta ko doon noong 1994 pa. Pero hindi na sila pure jazz bar. At nagtanong ako kung sila Pasia pa may ari iba na raw. Dati kasi ang nag dj doon ung Pasia brothers. Sayang madalas pa naman ako dito nong late 80's.

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i think there's still a jazz rhythms in nakpil street in malate, but i think they don't play jazz anymore.

*wolves

 

yup, spain is a chick corea original, i have a tape of it, and the original instrumental version is really cool!

 

anyone knows what happened to baron barbers?

 

i miss naked ear in malate! the cerveza negra, the songs of malo, the doors!

[Guest airmax]

thats good news. nagsara na kasi ung jazz rhythms sa greenhills.

[kneilmigz]

yung Heart ba glam din?

[flyingdutchman]

Mr. Briefcase by Lee Ritenour, Carly's Song by David Sanborn

and Streetlife ( I forget - The Crusaders ? ). This song

was used in a Burt Reynolds film, Sharky's Machine.

Dito yata nag-debut si Rachel Ward.

 

Sana nga magbalik yung mga jazz bars.

[Cain N Moko]

THE CARS

 

The Cars were the most successful American new wave band to emerge in the late '70s. With their sleek, mechanical pop/rock, the band racked up a string of platinum albums and Top 40 singles that made them one of the most popular American rock & roll bands of the late '70s and early '80s. While they were more commercially oriented than their New York peers, the Cars were nevertheless inspired by proto-punk, garage rock, and bubblegum pop. The difference was in packaging. Where their peers were as equally inspired by art as music, the Cars were strictly a rock & roll band, and while their music occasionally sounded clipped and distant, they had enough attitude to cross over to album rock radio, which is where they made their name. Nevertheless, the Cars remained a new wave band, picking up cues from the Velvet Underground, David Bowie, and Roxy Music. Ric Ocasek and Ben Orr's vocals uncannily recalled Lou Reed's dead-pan delivery, while the band's insistent, rhythmic pulse was reminiscent of Berlin-era Iggy Pop. Furthermore, the group followed Roxy Music's lead and had artist Alberto Vargas design sexy illustrations of pinups for their record sleeves. One of their first hits was "Shake It Up". These airbrushed drawings were the group's primary visual attraction until 1984, when the group made a series of striking videos to accompany the singles from Heartbeat City. The videos for "You Might Think," "Magic," and "Drive" became MTV staples, sending the Cars to near-superstar status. Instead of following through with their success, the Cars slowly faded away, quietly breaking up after releasing one final album, a greatest hits compilation and one previously unreleased single in 1987 and a final hit "Tonight She Comes"

 

Ric Ocasek eventually married the supermodel Paulina Porizkova, the girl featured in the video of "Drive".

[countrystyle]

Mr. Briefcase by Lee Ritenour, Carly's Song by David Sanborn

and Streetlife ( I forget - The Crusaders ? ). This song

was used in a Burt Reynolds film, Sharky's Machine.

Dito yata nag-debut si Rachel Ward.

 

Sana nga magbalik yung mga jazz bars.

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Streetlife is by Randy Crawford, don't know if she's the original artist.

[melancholic_g28]

aerosmith comes in mind. gnr, maybe. poison, etc.

[Dr.Love]

Heart is hard rock lang.

[flyingdutchman]

Streetlife is by Randy Crawford, don't know if she's the original artist.

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Oo nga pala. Thanks for the correction.