Funky Barbarella from The Cooker by Funkestra
This is a cinematic Jazz Funk 'cop show' tune featuring a live horn and string sections.
Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuhbtSHYDtE
Tracklist
| 3. | Funky Barbarella | 5:03 |
Credits
from The Cooker,
released April 16, 2013
Perfomers:
Stefan Redtenbacher - bass
Mike Sturgis - drums
Eran Kendler - guitar
Rob Taggart - keys (Fender Rhodes)
Dave Limina - keys (Hammond B3 organ)
Gabriel Nuzzoli - percussion
THE HORNHEADS
Michael B. Nelson (trombone)
Steve Strand (trumpet)
Dave Jensen (trumpet)
Kenni Holmen (tenor, piccolo and flute)
Kathy Jensen (alto and bari saxophone)
STRING SECTION
Pete Whitfield (section leader, violin and viola)
Julian Cole (violin)
Paulette Bayley (violin)
Sarah Brandwood-Spencer (violin and viola)
Nick Trygstad (cello)
Simon Turner (cello)
Written and produced by Stefan Redtenbacher
horn arrangement by Peter Tomasso and Stefan Redtenbacher
mixed and mastered by Rupert Christie
Perfomers:
Stefan Redtenbacher - bass
Mike Sturgis - drums
Eran Kendler - guitar
Rob Taggart - keys (Fender Rhodes)
Dave Limina - keys (Hammond B3 organ)
Gabriel Nuzzoli - percussion
THE HORNHEADS
Michael B. Nelson (trombone)
Steve Strand (trumpet)
Dave Jensen (trumpet)
Kenni Holmen (tenor, piccolo and flute)
Kathy Jensen (alto and bari saxophone)
STRING SECTION
Pete Whitfield (section leader, violin and viola)
Julian Cole (violin)
Paulette Bayley (violin)
Sarah Brandwood-Spencer (violin and viola)
Nick Trygstad (cello)
Simon Turner (cello)
Written and produced by Stefan Redtenbacher
horn arrangement by Peter Tomasso and Stefan Redtenbacher
mixed and mastered by Rupert Christie
License
All rights reserved.
Austrian-bred bassist and funk fiend Stefan Redtenbacher is an anomaly, anachronism and a defiant demolisher of the pigeon-hole. Currently based in London, Stefan and his band Redtenbacher’s Funkestra deliver “out-and-out spectacular funk” (Snowboy) or, as UK Bass Guitar Magazine put it, “a near perfect slice of jazz-funk from one of Europe’s great players.”