May 2nd, 2012
| by NILINA MASON-CAMPBELL
Music |
Posted In: Columns, Jukebox of Guilty Pleasures
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Jukebox of Guilty Pleasures: 1939 Ensemble
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Avant-garde duo 1939 Ensemble takes us back to both ends of the 1980s in this edition of Jukebox of Guilty Pleasures. First David Coniglio starts us off in 1980 with a Billy Joel track and provides his reasons for doing so and then his partner in crime Jose Medeles brings us up to speed with one of the most comical hip-hop jams of 1989 that still continues to haunt remixes and blogs alike.
Stayed tuned for both instrumentalists selections...
1939 Ensemble
David Coniglio
Billy Joel - "All for Leyna"
"Growing up in NY in the 80's, Billy Joel was a rite of passage. Billy is a simple man who's songs were about break up, love, blue collar life style, and being a drunk. This gem of glass house displays Joel's fighting spirt and sweet keyboard work. I guess I'm a sucker for a good cord progression and nobody does it better then Billy."
Jose Medeles
Biz Markie - "Just A Friend"
"This track and video will always put me in a great mood. Killer beat, story and excellent popping at the end."
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