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MP3 Bing Futch - Kokopelli Rising
10 MP3 Songs in this album (52:44) !
Related styles: WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: Ambient
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Bing''s newest release is a tour-de-force that takes you on a tribal trip of rhythm, melody and harmony. Featuring all original tunes (one traditional) and an eclectic mixture of instruments, "Kokopelli Rising" is a spiritual journey that intertwines traditional vocals with Native American Flute, Appalachian mountain dulcimer, strings, horns and percussion from seven different countries. It''s a melding of the old culture with modern ways showcased over the course of an hour through ten free-flowing tracks.
The album opens up the legend of Kokopelli and his wife, Kokopelmana while also chronicling Bing''s integration of the Native American Flute into his already roots-laden music.
Expressive and plaintive flute melodies meet Appalachian mountain dulcimer on some tracks along with ethnic percussion from Africa, Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. Solo flute tracks along with acapella tunes and richly layered cuts featuring keyboards, vocal leads and harmonies round out this release steeped in mythology, tradition and the mysterious promise of the progressive future.
- Track Notes -
Phoenix - Mountain dulcimer and Native American Flute are backed by drums, bass and keyboards in this sweetly flowing track.
Kokopelli Rising - Apache ceremonial drums, Native American Flute, chanting and other-worldly synthesizers combine to create a spooky birth legend for Kokopelli.
I Will Move On - An acapella original done in a bluesy, work chant style.
Medicine Dance - Solo Native American Flute and drum anchor this meditative piece.
Let The Sun Not Set - Various percussion and Native American Flute illustrate the proverb "do not let the sun set on your anger."
Kuuyi Dancers - Kuuyi means "water" in the Hopi language; the dancers on Native American Flute here are David Beede and Bing Futch, recorded live at Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park.
Tale Of The Trickster - Solo Native American Flute in an interpretation of the Kokopelli legend.
Sunday At Little Beach - Mountain dulcimer piece "Raga 111806" gets a pumped-up remix featuring additional elements by Stu Wilson, recorded in Japan.
Tears of Kokopelmana - The story of Kokopelli''s mate, Kokopelmana, and her plan to win the hand of the trickster God by her own form of trickery. Mountain dulcimer, Native American Flute, African, Vietnamese and Latin percussion, richly textured keyboards and multi-part harmonies swirl in this track.
I Am A Poor Wayfaring Stranger - The traditional spiritual gets a new cinematic treatment with the Native American Flute, mountain dulcimer, an emotional vocal environment and an epic, orchestral finale.
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