Rare Blend

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Boom Boom Boom 00:00 Tools
For the Love of Money 00:00 Tools
Boom, Boom, Boom 00:00 Tools
Illegal Aliens 00:00 Tools
What Child is This 00:00 Tools
10 Boom Boom Boom 00:00 Tools
Cool Days Hot Nights 00:00 Tools
Fly Away 00:00 Tools
Little Mean Baby 00:00 Tools
Hipster Spinster 00:00 Tools
Belly Dancer 00:00 Tools
Mystic Jam 00:00 Tools
Techno Jam 00:00 Tools
Wuhan Incident 00:00 Tools
Catemaco 00:00 Tools
Feast Of The Warrior Kings 00:00 Tools
Lost 7/8 00:00 Tools
Intermission 00:00 Tools
Boom Boom Boom (Coyote Ugly) 00:00 Tools
Off To Arizona 00:00 Tools
Apochromatic Wanderings 00:00 Tools
Fifty Thousand Years 00:00 Tools
Z'hadum 00:00 Tools
Miles To Go 00:00 Tools
Dinner At Koko's 00:00 Tools
Grand Central Station 00:00 Tools
Chillin' 00:00 Tools
Heading Home 00:00 Tools
Rod's Migraine 00:00 Tools
So Cool 00:00 Tools
Blue Samba 00:00 Tools
Splat! 00:00 Tools
Neon Noodle 00:00 Tools
Boom Boom Boom (Rare Blend) 00:00 Tools
Destiny's Eyes 00:00 Tools
Cole Train 00:00 Tools
Kitchen Cinque 00:00 Tools
28 Degrees 00:00 Tools
Boom Boom Boom (OST Coyote Ugly (Бар Дикий Койот)) 00:00 Tools
Market Square 00:00 Tools
Black Rain 00:00 Tools
Breaking the sound barrier 00:00 Tools
Funky Ovulation Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Phantom Lair 00:00 Tools
Break A Leg 00:00 Tools
Rare Blend - Boom Boom Boom 00:00 Tools
Boom Boom 00:00 Tools
Chickee Babe 00:00 Tools
Blue Diamond 00:00 Tools
Java Jam 00:00 Tools
March To Orion 00:00 Tools
Say What? 00:00 Tools
The Timekeeper 00:00 Tools
Jazzmin 00:00 Tools
Virtual Reality 00:00 Tools
The Old Man & The Sea 00:00 Tools
The Odyssey 00:00 Tools
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To Rare Blend fans. Please note: there are 2 albums ( Driven & Coyote Ugly) not associated with Rare Blend. They feature a Hip Hop / Pop group also called Rare Blend in those 2 albums. Sorry for the confusion. We hope this can be corrected and updated in the near future. ================================================================ For over 15 years, Rare Blend’s music resonates with purists as well as those who embrace a progressive multi-genre approach to original instrumental music. Pulling from a variety of influences and musical styles, Rare Blend continues to receive favorable press reviews, and radio airplay, performing at a variety of concerts and outdoor festivals, and have been invited to be included on regional and national compilation discs. Because of their diversity and growing catalog of music, Rare Blend can be found performing on bills that range from Jazz to jam band, fusion to progressive rock. They have shared bills or have opened for the likes of David Sanborn, Special EFX, Ozric Tentacles, Tunnels, Dark Star Orchestra, Kevin Eubanks, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Spyro Gyra, Frogg Cafe, Los Lobos, and others... Started in 1994, Rare Blend (Samalot / Holt), released their debut independent CD entitled Cinefusion as a duo. Recorded and produced by Vic Samalot and Bobbi Holt, Cinefusion received local, national, and even international college radio airplay and was performed live in small intimate venues in Ohio. In 1998, Rare Blend expanded to a four piece with bassist/composer Jeff Scott and drummer Paul Stranahan. As a quartet, Rare Blend added additional musical texture to the original concept and took the live performance to a new level. CD album recordings added to the catalog to date: · INFINITY (2000) · EVOLUTION THEORY (2002) · STOPS ALONG THE WAY (2006) Introduced veteran drummer (Fayreweather, Tie Die Harvest, and Wish You Were Here) Vince Broncaccio, whose talent brought a fresh nuance to the group during 2005 and 2006. ·SESSIONS (2009) With veteran drummer Ivan George, whose fusion style influenced by Billy Cobham and Dennis Chambers has brought the improvisational edge to the RB fold since 2007. Rare Blend continues to write, record, and perform at various concert clubs and outdoor festivals throughout the year and is looking forward to incorporating on the spot improvisations to audiences in 2010. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.