Made By Monkeys- I Think Of You – Pablo Ceballos Mix- Herminio’s VIDEO

Direct KULT store to buy “I THINK OF YOU”: www.beatport.com Made by Monkeys (featuring Darcy Conroy) I Think Of You (Pablo Ceballos Timeless Vocal Mix) video by The Hermino Experience Kult Records 2009 Made by Monkeys are back after their Billboard chart topping single I Try (Also owned and published by KULT Records, released in 2004 under license by Star69) with an even hotter new song called I Think Of You released on NYCs super hot KULT Records label. This song is guaranteed to stay at the top of your IPODs playlist. This yet to be released single is causing quite a stir on both sides of the Atlantic. I Think of You is creating a worldwide buzz because of mixes by new Ibiza resident Rui Da Silva, Miamis own Mega Star Oscar G, Iberican Superstar Pablo Ceballos LA based Top Producer DJ Paulo as well many more incredible producers such as KULTs rising Star Gabriel Robella whose mix was released as exclusive pre-release on Eddie Cumanas best seller compilation entitled KULTFLIGHT 001 and to date is the biggest seller as a single download charting on Beatport for months! The label has now just released another teaser mix in their WMC KULT Party sampler which was the soundtrack to the WMC KULT Records label party to be held at NOCTURNAL nightclub with superstars DJ Vibe, Carlos Fauvrelle, The Scumfrog, Eddie Cumana, Stephane K, Cevin Fisher, Carlos Manaca, Gabriel Robella, Amador, Ivano Bellini, Giangi Cappai, and more! The mix available on the WMC is the Salvatore Mix …

The greatest Anglo musician in Latin music. Tjader’s father was a musical director and producer in vaudeville, and he grew up around the music and the theatre, even studying to be a dancer for a while. He decided to stick with music, though, and began to play drums with different small groups in California in the late 1940s. In 1949, Dave Brubeck hired him for his trio and Tjader recorded several 10″ albums with Brubeck. He left Brubeck and worked briefly with guitarist Alvino Rey before joining George Shearing’s combo in 1953, where he began performing on the vibes. While with Brubeck, Tjader signed with Dave’s label, Fantasy, but it was not until he left Shearing in 1954 that he began recording in earnet. Over the next seven years, Fantasy released an amazing string of 30 albums, over half of them featuring Latin music. To some extent, Fantasy was trying to capitalize on the mambo craze of the mid-1950s, and, in hindsight, the Latin albums tended to cause some listeners (including this writer) to overlook his straight-ahead jazz albums. Worth particular note among these are the two “Brubeck/Tjader” albums and “San Francisco Moods,” which featured a number of Tjader originals and remains one of the most listenable albums from the West Coast jazz era. Tjader’s mid-1950s quintet rode the wave of the popularity of West Coast jazz, giving pianist Vince Guaraldi, among others, major career boosts. In 1963, Creed Taylor signed him for Verve and he worked with Claus Ogermann …
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