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	ReadJunk.com - News - Bedouin Soundclash Back in Studio with Darryl Jenifer for “Street Gospels”
		Toronto’s Bedouin Soundclash will be returning to the studio to record their follow up to “Sounding a Mosaic” (Stomp Records) and have invited Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains back to produce.
		On Sounding a Mosaic Darryl brought a whole different element to the studio, and his past experiences with Bad Brains and the New York hardcore scene influenced us all as musicians.
		Darryl is one of those few people who has affected so many people in music today, from Pharell Williams, the Beastie Boys, Mos Def, and The Roots, to bands like Asian Dub Foundation, The Red Hot Chilli Peppers and No Doubt.
	www.readmag.com /news.php?rv=62 (289 words)

	The Session: Shop - Product info
		Earl Hudson's drums lead the attack, directing Darryl Jenifer's bass and Dr. Know's guitar like a drill sergeant preparing troops for war.
		Much is made of frontman H.R.'s pioneering performance on this album; while his incredible range does sound remarkable on this album (particularly within the context of what was coming out of the D.C. punk scene at the time), the cheap effects somewhat undermine its impact.
		HR is a vocal god and you'd be hard-pressed to understand what he's saying without the aid of the liner notes; of course that just makes this lightning fast music all the more enjoyable.
	www.thesession.org /shop/display/B000001Q3T (741 words)

	SEE Magazine: October 14, 2004
		This brand of fusion for the fledgling young band (they just got out of university!) has put them at such a good start, they even got Darryl Jenifer, of the seminal New York hardcore group Bad Brains, to produce Sounding a Mosaic.
		"Darryl Jenifer really vibed with what we’re doing and really got it," says Malinowski.
		This time Darryl had us do a track over, many, many times.
	www.seemagazine.com /Issues/2004/1014/mus7.htm (374 words)

	I'm So Confused \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		Richman has never matched that masterpiece of self-deprecating humor and innocent strife, but that's not to say he hasn't tried: I'm So Confused is his 17th record, and if this isn't the one that finally puts him over, it's still pretty nice.
		Backed by a spare rhythm section of former Bad Brains bassist Darryl Jenifer (!) and longtime drummer Tommy Larkins, the 47-year-old Richman proves he's just as comfortable with adolescent yearnings now as he was back in the day.
		If that means "Nineteen In Naples" sounds like it was pulled from the first Violent Femmes album, then so be it: The man deserves a slice of the pie he baked.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/11087 (297 words)

	Bad Brains - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: By melding punk with reggae, Bad Brains became one of the definitive American hardcore punk groups of the early '80s.
		Know (born Gary Miller), a former jazz fusion guitarist, formed Bad Brains in 1979, inspired by both the amateurish rage of the Sex Pistols and the political reggae of Bob Marley.
		Bad Brains quickly became one of the most popular punk bands on the East Coast, particularly in their hometown of Washington, D.C. Their live performances were legendary, but their recordings were difficult to find.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/341/Bad-Brains/1004323.html (526 words)

	Band Search: BAD BRAINS
		Realizing that the lines between punk and reggae were already blurred in the U.K., he set out to replicate that situation in the U.S., and he recruited several similarly minded musicians -- vocalist H.R. (b.
		Paul D. Hudson), bassist Darryl Aaron Jenifer and drummer Earl Hudson -- to prove his point.
		Bad Brains quickly became one of the most popular punk bands on the East Coast, particularly in their hometown of Washington, D.C. Their live performances were legendary, but their recordings were difficult to find.
	www.punkmusic.com /bandsearch.cfm?iBandID=1225 (344 words)

	Darryl Jenifer - AOL Music
		Know and Darryl Jenifer replaced them with former Cro-Mags drummer Mackie Jayson (who had played as a session musician on Quickness), and a young H.R. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Brains
		Darryl Jenifer (born October 22, 1960, in Washington, D.C.) is the bassist for hardcore punk...
		Download, listen and watch Darryl Jenifer music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/darryl-jenifer/90463/main (123 words)

	Bagatellen: Bad Brains - The Youth are Getting Restless (Caroline)
		Guitarist Dr. Know and bassist Darryl Jenifer have long served as anchors as well as the principal architects of the group’s incongruous speed punk bridging to reggae dub sound.
		The Brains have always been best experienced in person and this ear-imploding set, taped in the spring of ’87 at an Amsterdam club, is arguably their finest commercially-available live document.
		Street date for the Brains disc is supposedly slated for 5/7 with a Darryl Jenifer solo project coming out the same day.
	www.bagatellen.com /archives/row/001618.html (758 words)

	Dyschord -> Bedouin Soundclash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Presently, the band is has released their follow-up album 'Sounding A Mosaic' on Stomp Records.
		The record was recorded in Montreal with founder of the New York Hardcore scene Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains.
		The record also features Vernon Buckley of the Maytones, and a reworking of their classic rockers hit 'Money Worries' and as well boasts a blistering remix by Paul Lazare, violinist of the acclaimed Parisian tango-dub outfit, Gotan Project.
	publish.uwo.ca /~bfauteux/dyschord/Features/bedouin.htm (111 words)

	Eventful - New York Events - Roots Tonic-Matisyahu's Band, Performs during CMJ with Dr. Israel, Darryl Jenifer and many ...
		Roots Tonic-Matisyahu's Band, Performs during CMJ with Dr. Israel, Darryl Jenifer and many more.
		ROIR (Reach Out International Records) is featuring their Dub-Reggae Rock musicians as a part of CMJ with the live debut of Roots Tonic (Matisyahu’s full band).
		Darryl Jenifer with special guest Dr. Know (both of Bad Brains) will also perform and opening the show is 10 Ft. Ganja Plant.
	eventful.com /events/E0-001-001757144-4 (200 words)

	Bad Brains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The band was first founded as a fairly ordinary jazz-fusion ensemble called Mind Power (1975), with singer Sid McCray, in the mould of bands such as Chick Corea's Return to Forever and John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra.
		Know and Daryl Jenifer replaced them with former Cro-Mags drummer Mackie Jayson (who had played as a session musician on Quickness), and a young H.R. clone named Israel Joseph I (he sounded almost exactly like H.R.).
		Rise was released in 1993 and remains one of the band's strongest albums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bad_Brains (2048 words)

	New York Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The reformed Bad Brains have hit the road–according to bass player Darryl Jenifer the reformation came a few years back and now they’re getting ready for the big time again after warming up their pipes in pitstops like Portland.
		This is the original group: Darryl on bass, Dr. Know on guitar, Earl on drums and HR on vocals.
		HR was in fine form as master of ceremonies, even toting a mini-cam.
	www.nypress.com /print.cfm?content_id=4547 (744 words)

	Punknews.org \| Bad Brains Darryl Jenifer talks about new record
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	www.punknews.org /article/21841 (1395 words)

	Pro Wake Invitational 2006
		In the meantime the group shared the stage with such acts as The Slackers, Burning Spear, Vernon 'Maytone' Buckley, and the legendary originators of ska, The Skatalites.
		In 2004, the band released their second full-length album on Stomp Records 'Sounding a Mosaic.' The record was recorded in Montreal, Canada produced by punk reggae legendary bass player of the DC hardcore scene, Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains.
		After extensive touring on the critically acclaimed release, Bedouin headed back to the studio, this time at Toronto’s Signal To Noize to record their 3rd studio album “Street Gospels” with Darryl Jenifer from Bad Brains at the helm again.
	www.prowakeinvitational.com /music_bedouin.htm (616 words)

	Bedouin Soundclash Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		On first hearing Sounding a Mosaic, Bedouin Soundclash’s sophomore release and U.S. debut on SideOneDummy Records- Produced by Darryl Jenifer, the bassist for Bad Brains, you’d be excused for thinking the trio met in Kingston, Jamaica, rather than Kingston, Ontario, about three hours outside of their hometown of Toronto.
		Produced by Darryl Jenifer, the bassist for Bad Brains, another groundbreaking band that fused hard core with reggae, Sounding a Mosaic lives up to its name.
		Their version of the Maytones’ “Money Worries” features guest vocals from that band’s Vernon Buckley, now part of Montreal’s vibrant West Indian community, home of Bedouin Soundclash’s Canadian label Stomp, which put out the group’s debut, Root Fire, when the three were still college freshmen.
	www.sideonedummy.com /bands_bio1205.php?band_name=Bedouin_Soundclash (661 words)

	Great Lakes Film - Music Video 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Touring virtually non-stop and releasing the critically acclaimed CD "Sounding a Mosaic" (which was recorded in Montreal with Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains), this Canadian band is blowing people away with their sparse, rootsy sound and infectious grooves.
		Much Music recently named Bedouin Soundclash as one of the "bands to watch" and are currently working on their follow up album to "Sounding a Mosaic".
		'Working with Darryl was a real education…he has an amazing knowledge and he really related to what we wanted to do, which may seem strange, but he understood our sound and where we are coming from.
	www.greatlakesfilmfest.com /music/2005.html (815 words)

	Rolling Stone : Bad Brains
		Following a support tour for 1995's God of Love, during which vocalist HR punched out the band's manager, these progenitors of punk/reggae fusion parted ways for the umpteenth time in their nearly twenty-year career.
		Now, under the moniker Soul Brains, the original lineup -- HR (born Paul Hudson), his brother Earl Hudson (drums), guitarist Dr. Know (born GaryWayne Miller), and Darryl Jenifer (bass) -- have reunited for a twelve-city tour, resurrecting their timeless assault.
		A dreadlocked HR took the stage toa mixed crowd of old-timers and hardcore newbies, with his luggage inhand and a scarf wrapped around his face like a sheik.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5922002/bad_brains (515 words)

	Bedouin Soundclash Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Sounding a Mosaic was produced by Bad Brains bassist Darryl Jenifer, who gives them plenty of space and muscle but knows enough to leave a good sound alone.
		But that hasn’t stopped Bedouin Soundclash from holing up in a Montreal recording studio with Darryl Jenifer of Washington DC’s Bad Brains and putting together this convincing collection of dub-influenced grooves.
		While the songs were undoubtedly there, they were, however, buried under muddy home recording, so the big guns were called in for their sophomore effort, namely Darryl Jenifer, bassist for the legendary Bad Brains.
	www.sideonedummy.com /bands_press1206.php?band_name=Bedouin_Soundclash (3357 words)

	Rocks Off Presents
		In those three years, the group developed more heavy metal leanings, and the resulting record received mixed reviews.
		More importantly, it divided the band, with Dr. Know and Jenifer wishing to continue to pursue heavy rock, and H.R. and Hudson wanting to devote themselves to reggae.
		Over the next three years, the latter pair frequently left the band to make reggae albums before finally departing in 1989.
	www.rocksoffevents.com /rocksOff/details.asp?showID=1327 (523 words)

	WashingtonPost.com: Music Review -- Bad Brains -- 'God of Love'
		Alone among their peers when they began playing at the Madams Organ art collective 15 years ago, the Brains had mastered their instruments.
		Using the skills they'd already developed, guitarist Dr. Know, drummer Earl Hudson and bassist Darryl Jenifer played both faster and more precisely than any other hard-core band.
		That adrenalized style kicks off "God of Love," with "Cool Mountaineers" and "Justice Keepers"; Know's skittering guitar solo on the latter successfully recaptures the headlong rush of the band's early days.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/local/longterm/music/rbadbra.htm (440 words)

	JR.com: BAD BRAINS in Music
		Realizing that their name and its negative connotations stood in direct...
		Bad Brains: H.R. (vocals); Dr. Know (guitar); Darryl Jenifer (bass); Earl Hudson (drums, background vocals).
		Bad Brains: Israel Joseph-I (vocals); Dr. Know (guitar, keyboards); Darryl Jenifer (bass); Mackie Jayson (drums).
	www.jr.com /xs-bad-brains-in-music--ap!t;nn!655543.html (312 words)

	Exclusive: Bad Brains Back To Rock The 'Nation' With Beastie
		Jenifer agreed, and when he and Dr. Know got together to lay down early riffs in his Woodstock, N.Y., studio, they aimed "to show fans who we are.
		Bad Brains has always experimented, forging ahead in terms of riffs and searching for unique ways to approach rock music, but we said this time we're going to take it back to the way we used to kick it," he says.
		But in 2002, Yauch found himself talking again with Jenifer, who mentioned that the band had been mulling new material.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003552882 (747 words)

	Mass Appeal Magazine 2004 [Archive] - Beastie Boys Message Board
		Once Adam and Adam and Mike became best buds— while chillin’ like villains on New York’s Lower East Side well over 20 years ago— rap would never be the same.
		Darryl Jenifer— bassist for legendary Rasta-punk outfit Bad Brains—was there when it happened.
		In the ’04 season, Mass Appeal was on the set when these four OGs crossed paths somewhere on Canal Street.
	www.beastieboys.com /bbs/archive/index.php/t-35659.html (501 words)

	Bad Brains (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Know, who was inspired by punk and reggae and saw how it had already been blended in English punk rock.
		He put together a band consisting members who shared his vision including H.R. Paul Hudson), Earl Hudson, and Darryl Jenifer.
		Meanwhile the incipient hardcore movement was taking punk to even further extremes in terms of aggression, speed, volume, and violent shows.
	www.epitonic.com /artists/badbrains.html (577 words)

	I & I Survived - Dub - Bad Brains, Music Downloads - Online
		Their relatively straightforward approach to dub isn't particularly otherworldly or eccentric, but this album is a solid effort even if it doesn't break a lot of new ground.
		The band sounds quite comfortable with this format (including Darryl Jenifer's melodica playing).
		Altoist Peter Pittner, tenor saxophonist David CasT, and trumpeter Greg Glassman effectively enhance the sound on tracks such as "Jah Love" and "Ghetto"; Ray Chinna lends some flavor to the mix with his vox guitar on "Ghetto" and "September"; and the other guest musicians are also in good form.
	musicstore.connect.com /album/341/Bad-Brains/I-I-Survived-Dub/500000000000020815520.html (295 words)

	Walmart.com - Music Downloads
		Bad Brains: Paul "H.R." Hudson (vocals); Gary "Dr.Know" Miller (guitar); Darryl Jenifer (bass); Earl Hudson (drums).
		Such early hardcore classics as "At the Movies" and "Attitude" are featured, as are the cool ska sounds of "I Luv I Jah" and the raging "I Against I"--which would later serve as the title track of the Bad Brains' exceptional 1986 album.
		[I Against I]: (p) 1997 VICTORY RECORDS and (c) 1997 Bad Brains Publishing (p.Hudson D. Jenifer G.Miller) ASCAP All Rights Reserved.
	www.walmart.com /swap/LoadAlbumInfo.do?itemId=4634558 (225 words)

	Bedouin Soundclash @ Chop Suey :: Fri, August 18
		The group mixes reggae, ska, dub, and rock in a way that recalls not only blue-eyed predecessors like the Police and UB40, but Jamaican icons Desmond Dekker, Bob Andy, Ken Lazarus, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and Junior Murvin.
		Produced by Darryl Jenifer, the bassist for Bad Brains (another groundbreaking band that fused hardcore with reggae), Sounding A Mosaic lives up to its name.
		With the release of Sounding A Mosaic the band will also be bring their live show to the U.S. Says Malinowski, “We look forward to turning people on to a kind of music they may not have been exposed to before.”
	www.hob.com /tickets/eventdetail.asp?eventid=40083 (373 words)

	- 30 Years of Punk! @ Hottopic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The band formed in Washington, D.C. with members H.R. on vocals, Earl Hudson on drums, Darryl Jenifer on bass and Dr. Know on guitar.
		As the decade came to an end and the 90s began to immerge, irreconcilable differences divided the band.
		Dr. Know and Darryl Jenifer wanted to pursue an edgier, hard rock sound.
	community.hottopic.com /punk_bio_badbrains.asp (384 words)

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