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    Posted: March 01 2021 at 17:01
Hello everyone! This edition of the Interactive Poll is dedicated to musical collaborations. Creative efforts between artists/bands are preferred but you can nominate for example a performance with the composer and another artist. Artists listed on PA are allowed.

As always, you can suggest several songs and you'll have to nominate one. When the poll is open you can vote to up to three different songs.

I'll think of my suggestions and further rules (if necessary) tomorrow. I'll leave you with this poll's title track.




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Question, does the work itself have to state it as a collaboration (such as John Doe with Jane Doe in the name of the "act"), or will, say, a solo or group recording with guest artists be admissible?  
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Here's a collab between me and a bunch of my musically talented friends. :)
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Cool idea. The first, "Zero Hills", is my nomination, unless I change that.

Haco + Sakamoto Hiromichi - Zero Hills (off the album Ash in the Rainbow)



Pierre Henry and Urban Sax - Gate of Paradise (off Paradise Lost)



Toshiyuki Miyama & His New Herd: Masahiko Sato - Ni (off Yamataifu)



The description at the beginning of the Yamataifu video is messed up (mea culpa, I uploaded that 11 years ago), and to answer a youtube comment for one of my Yamataifu vids, I do know how to count in Japanese.

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nice idea, I'll get back to it once i have some songs in mind.Tongue
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Oh nice, collaborations!   ...  Nena...! ... In which poll am I...? ... Where...?   Wait...

Nena & Kim Wilde - Irgendwie, irgendwo, irgendwann / Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime:




(A remake of Nena's hit from 1984... I'll be back with some serious suggestions...)

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I think I will sit out of this poll and then come back for the next one which, if I remember correctly, I will be in charge of. I still haven't voted in the previous poll, and I hope I can also get some time to do a couple of album reviews.
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This is my tribute to Fabrizio De André (poet, singer, songwriter, anarchist)

This song 

1) Khorakhané (A Forza di essere vento)


This song was written by Fabrizio de André and Ivano Fossati, and it is sung by Fabrizio De André, apart from the ending, a poem in the Romanesque language by the Sinti poet Giorgio Bezzecchi sung by Dori Ghezzi. Can it go as a collaboration? I hope so.

The song talks about the Sinti of Montenegro, Muslims, exterminated in the Nazi concentration camps.

The title is in the Sinti language, and means "Those who love the Koran", and the part in parentheses means By dint of being wind.




2) "Amico fragile" is written by Fabrizio De André and arranged by PFM.

Live performace is by Fabrizio De André and Pfm

(wonderful performance by Franco Mussida on the guitars)




3) La guerra di Piero (written by Fabrizio De André)

Arranged by Modena City Ramblers, sung by Modena City Ramblers and Piero Pelù.
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Waaah! We have Nena again! Big smile
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Here's one, finally, that has my avatar man on it.
It Was a Camel - Jah Wobble, Holger Czukay, Jaki LIebezeit and more collaborators. Sound quality of the video could be better, but that's how it is.



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Really nice suggestions so far Thumbs Up

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

Question, does the work itself have to state it as a collaboration (such as John Doe with Jane Doe in the name of the "act"), or will, say, a solo or group recording with guest artists be admissible?  
If it's a featured guest with enough presence in the song, you can suggest it.

I'll use my suggestion for example:

The song starts at 0:30. I was on the third row, hearing this song live was reason enough to be there.
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well, here is the first song I thought of on the topic. Tongue
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Really nice suggestions so far Thumbs Up

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

Question, does the work itself have to state it as a collaboration (such as John Doe with Jane Doe in the name of the "act"), or will, say, a solo or group recording with guest artists be admissible?  
If it's a featured guest with enough presence in the song, you can suggest it.

I'll use my suggestion for example:

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The song starts at 0:30. I was on the third row, hearing this song live was reason enough to be there.
How sad to relive this, I miss concerts so much Disapprove

I think I'm OK then....You can let me know if any selection doesn't work.  
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Off Course featuring Erik Truffaz
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Lovely idea, Samuel!  Let me know if any of these do not suit.

From Bill Ward's first solo release on Chameleon Records in 1985, here is Jack Bruce on vocals and playing bass, on "Light Up The Candles" .  Incidentally, filed right next to Was/Not Was in my LP collection.  Bill used many special guests on this recording.  


Next up is a collaboration between Atilio Adrian Metteucci (Athy the Electric Harpist) and cellist Jesse Ahmann, "Eterno Invierno del Alma."  



And lastly, to lighten the mood, I bring back Seckou Keita on kora, this time with Welsh harpist, Catrin Finch, in a live performance of "Bamba." 





 




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OK, before others also start to cheer for more Nena, I will do something different. But with this first one I will stay in the 80s (got used to that decade now...). This is a collaboration between Golden Earring drummer Cesar Zuiderwijk and keyboardist Jasper van 't Hof (who we already met in the Africa poll with his band Pili Pili). In 1985 they issued the album Labyrinth... There are a couple of more pop-rock oriented songs on it, with the wonderful singer Julya Loko, and a couple of - more jazzy - instrumentals. Here one, with Bob Malach on saxophone...

Cesar Zuiderwijk & Jasper van't Hof - Polo:



Talking about drummers teaming up with keyboardists/pianists, here is Bill Bruford with Michiel Borstlap. They issued two albums and one live and I see these have only 14, 8 and 7 ratings respectively here on PA, so I'm not ashamed to put them up here, from their live album "in concert in Holland":

Bill Bruford & Michiel Borstlap - Two Left Shoes:



And, talking about drummers... oh no, no keyboardist this time. And not really jazzy as the others, we want rock! Let's get lost in this wonderful collaboration between Terry Bozzio, Tony Levin and Steve Stevens:

Bozzio, Levin, Stevens - Lost:



(I was so overwhelmed by Nena's voice that these are all instrumentals... Ermm Tongue )

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Let me know if this counts.

"Monsters of Folk" is a collaboration of Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Connor Oberst (Bright Eyes) and M. Ward (She & Him [which is actually another collaboration of M. Ward and actress Zooey Deschanel]).  On this particular song, which was written by Jim James, features each one of them singing a verse.  The video that accompanies it was a contest winner chosen by the band. 

Monsters of Folk - "Dear God"



Next is Temple of the Dog which consisted of Chris Cornell (Soundgarden, Audioslave) and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) and members from various grunge bands.  As you can tell in the video, they were quite a bit younger back then.  This one was quite popular in the 90's.

Temple of the Dog - "Hunger Strike"



And now for something completely different......

Most everyone knows the New Age artist Yanni, right?

What would happen if you took Beck Hansen (Beck), Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) and members of the progressive jazz band Tortoise, put them in a room together, and had them cover Yanni's album "Live at the Acropolis"?  Well I'll give you a taste with one of the tracks (and this one is the most sane of them all).  Talk about deconstruction....

Beck, Thurston Moore, Tortoise - "One Man's Dream"









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I love Hunger Strike!  Heart
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John Cale and Terry Riley   "Church of Anthrax"




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^ Ooh, that's a favourite of mine.
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