THE MUSIC CLASSIC INFO

That's right!!! Sony's independent arm purchased "Black Dynamite" for an estimated $2 million dollars this morning at the Sundance Film Festival. Goggle it, and you'll see how many hits you get about the news. Get ready folks! Black Dynamite is on it's way to a theater near you. Let's hype this mother-fucker up even more before this thing drops. Peace!

Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter: "PARK CITY -- For a brief moment Monday, it looked like the sales action was picking up at the Sundance Film Festival. Then the moment passed.

The day broke with a big sale to Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group of the blaxploitation movie "Black Dynamite." At about 6 a.m. local time, Endeavor reps and execs from the Steven Bersch division concluded an all-night negotiation that began when the film finished screening at about 1 a.m.

Sony agreed to pay about $2 million and made a strong marketing commitment for all North American rights to the violent and campy 1970s tale.

Actors in the Scott Sanders pic are signed for a sequel, and Sony hopes its summer or fall release will be the start of a franchise along the lines of the "Friday" or "Austin Powers" properties.

The sale was a coup for optimists hopeful that this would kick-start a big day of sales Monday. But that didn't materialize, as other gestating deals failed to come together by evening and the specialty divisions clearly were holding their fire.

Upstart distributors, however, have been active so far at the festival.

After Senator, which in association with Sony snapped up "Brooklyn's Finest" on Saturday, Summit began making moves: The Patrick Wachsberger-Rob Friedman distributor apparently is in the pole position to pick up the Ashton Kutcher dramedy "Spread" as well as a leading candidate for the oddball Jim Carrey-Ewan McGregor prison love story "I Love You Phillip Morris." Overture Films is in the running for several pics that also had Sunday screenings."

1. Leaving Shire
2. The Old Forest & Tom Bombadil
3. Fog On The Barrow-Downs
4. The Black Riders & Flight To The Ford
5. At The House Of Elrond & The Ring Goes South
6. A Journey In The Dark
7. Lothlorien
8. Shadow Fax
9. The Horns Of Rohan & The Battle Of The Pelennor Fields
10. Dreams In The House Of Healing
11. Homeward Bound & The Scouring Of The Shire
12. The Grey Havens

AMAZING.

Tracks Include:

1. Attic Thoughts: March/Repose/Wandering
2. Time and Space
3. Waiting...
4. Waltz for Interbeings
5. Time for Great Achievements
6. Hybrills
7. Rabbit Music: General Woundwort/Fiver
8. Day and Night
9. Happy Prank

Repost for you guys.

2004 remaster CD listing:

1. Big City (full length version) (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
2. Divided Reality
3. Elidor
4. Before the Rain (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
5. Filke
6. Playing Downhill into the Downs
7. Findhorn's Song
8. The Awakening
8. Wandering Song
9. Sun (Parallell [sic] or 90) (Bo Hansson and Kenny Hakansson)
10. Excursion with Complications
11. City (edited version) (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
12. Waltz at Dawn (out-take from album sessions) (Bo Hansson and Kenny Hakansson)
All music composed by Bo Hansson except where indicated.

Musicians

Bo Hansson - Organ, guitars and slide bass
Rune Carlsson - Drums, congas and cowbell
Kenny Hakansson - Guitars
Gunnar Bergsten - Saxophone and flute
Sten Bergman - Flute
Bobo Stensson - Piano on 'Wandering Song'
Owe Gustavsson - Bass on 'Wandering Song'
Pelle Ekman - Drums on 'Wandering Song'

This 1977 release from Swedish prog rock composer and musician Bo Hansson includes "Born Of The Gentle South" and "Legend And Light." REMASTERED reissue of the Swedish progressive rock act's 1977 album includes one previously unreleased bonus track 'Migration Suite'

Track listing

Born in the Gentle South (*)
Allegro for a Rescue
Legend & Light(*)
Trial and Adversity
The Twice - Victory
The Kingdom Brightly Shines
Migration Suite (Live studio recording - bonus track on 2004 CD)(*)

The Line-up:
Bo Hansson - Piano, keyboards, guitar, bass guitar, tambourine, production, mixing
Kenny Hakansson - Guitar, bass guitar
Bo Skoglund - Drums, maracas
Goran Lagerberg - Bass guitar
Tomas Netzler - Bass guitar
Sten Bergman - Flute
Torbjorn Ekman - Wooden flute
Fredrik Noren - Drums
Pontus Olsson - engineering, production, mixing

Interesting find.

1. Entropy (Part C - Count And Estimate)
2. Six Days (DJ Shadow Remix)
3. 89.9 Megamix
4. Drums Of Death
5. Midnight In A Perfect World (DJ Shadow Remix)
6. The Good The Bad And The Chutney
7. Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)
8. Meiso (DJ Shadow Remix)
9. Hardcore (Instrumental) Hip Hop
10. Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul)
11. Waiting List (DJ Shadow/Automator Mix)
12. The Gloaming (DJ Shadow Remix)
13. Zimbabwe Legit (Shadow's Legitimate Mix [199])
14. Hot Breath
15. Lonely Soul

1. Golden Slumbers / You Never Give me Your Money
2. Because/Come Together
3. Oh! Darling
4. Here Comes the Sun/I Want You
5. Something/Octopus's Garden/The End

Players Include:
George Benson - Guitar, Vocals
Phil Bodner - Flute, Oboe, Reeds (Multiple)
Ray Barretto - Percussion, Drums
Ron Carter - Bass
Sonny Fortune - Saxophone, Sax (Alto)
Herbie Hancock - Organ, Piano, Harpsichord
Bob James - Organ, Piano, Harpsichord
Hubert Laws - Flute, Reeds (Multiple)
Jerome Richardson - Flute, Saxophone, Sax (Tenor)
Ed Shaughnessy - Drums
Marvin Stamm - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Mel Davis - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Wayne Andre - Trombone, Euphonium
Don Ashworth - Sax (Baritone), Reeds (Multiple)
Melvin Davis - Trumpet
Don Sebesky - Arranger
Rudy Van Gelder - Engineer
Bernie Glow - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Andy Gonzalez - Percussion
Guildhall String Ensemble - Strings
Ernie Hayes - Organ, Piano, Harpsichord
Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet
Idris Muhammad - Drums
Gerald Jemmott - Bass
Max Pollikoff - Violin
George Ricci - Cello
Creed Taylor - Producer
Jerry Jemmott - Bass
Emanuel Vardi - Cello

An amazing line-up, I think you'll agree. Courtesy of our good friend HENRY KRINKLE; I owe him big time for this one. Enjoy, everybody. Back soon. PEACE!