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	ALEMBIC BASSE, STANLEY CLARKE SIGNATURE
		Stanley se permet plusieurs accordages (la, ré, sol, do = tenor basse ou encore la piccolo bass en mi, la, ré, sol octave au-dessus) car il utilise plusieurs instrument.
		Une interprétation de "campo americano" de Stanley Clarke.
		Stanley Clarke live au Montreux Jazz Festival dans les années 1980, sur le forum Alembic.
	www.batraciens-reptiles.com /alembic.htm (628 words)

	HAL 9000 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some versions state that the name HAL was derived by a one letter shift (see Caesar cipher) from the name IBM, although this has been denied by both Arthur C. Clarke and his fictional character Dr.
		Stanley Kubrick chose to use the Fairchild-Curtis lens after attending the 1964 World's Fair and seeing To the Moon and Beyond, a film produced with the lens and projected onto a planetarium-like dome.
		HAL was also "featured" in a short commercial by Apple Computer in the year 1999 in which he asks Dave if he likes his Mac more than him (because Macs would not undergo the same potential problems with the "Year 2000 problem" that many other computer systems were expected to have).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/HAL_9000 (3214 words)

	Heads Up: Stanley Clarke’s Night School
		Among Clarke’s favorite moments in the concert – and the DVD – is a segment wherein he’s joined by electric banjoist Bela Fleck and violinist Karen Briggs in “Song To John,” a composition written by Clarke and dedicated to jazz pioneer John Coltrane.
		Throughout the DVD, the musical numbers are intercut with commentary from Clarke on the merits of Musicians Institute and the value of education for young and aspiring musicians.
		Likewise, various other musicians from the concert lineup also weigh in with high praise for Clarke, his scholarship, his commitment to education in general and his contribution to the jazz tradition and the role of the bass within it.
	www.headsup.com /albums/7118.asp (833 words)

	Amazon.com: Stanley Clarke: Music: Stanley Clarke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		No one ever accused Return to Forever of playing too few notes, and bass wonder Stanley Clarke commits a few similar sins of excess on his first solo album (see "Life Suite, Parts 1-4").
		While some jazz purists will detest this LP for it's marriage of jazz improvisation and rock, the simple truth is, "Stanley Clarke" (both the LP and the man)are stunning...
		Stanley Clarke Showcases His GRAND GENIUS HERE.HE SOUNDS FANTASTIC THRU OUT.Spanish Phases For StringsandBass is Incredible.Vulcan Princes is a Funky Fusion.
	www.amazon.com /Stanley-Clarke/dp/B0000025KY (918 words)

	YouTube - Rites of String Stanley Clarke Duels
		Stanley Clarke is my hero and biggest bass inspiration..
		I was playing in a band at the time and went to see Stanley on a rare night off.
		Stanley Clarke challenges Jean Luc-Ponty and Al Dimeola during the Rites of String concert in Toronto, July 2004 (more) (less)
	youtube.com /watch?v=9hXFiwjLf88 (379 words)

	George Duke Online :: Biography
		In '92, he went to Spain to be music director for the largest guitar festival in history, featuring such artists as George Benson, Stanley Clarke, Larry Coryell, Paco de Lucia, Rickie Lee Jones and John McLaughlin.
		The beginning of '96 saw the release of his musical and emotional tour de force Muir Woods Suite, which was performed by a jazz quartet made up of George Duke (piano), Stanley Clarke (bass), Chester Thompson (drums) and Paulinho Da Costa (percussion) with L·orchestre National de Lille, Ettore Stratta, conductor.
		January 2005, George served as artist and MD for a special series of concerts in India featuring Al Jarreau, Stanley Clarke, Earl Klugh, L Subramanium and Ravi Coltrane.
	www.georgeduke.com /biography.html (3262 words)

	Swamp Music Record Store - Jazz
		CLARKE STANLEY - I Wanna play for you
		CLARKE STANLEY - If this bass could only talk
		CLIFFORS JORDAN & JOHN GILMORE - Blowing from Chicago
	www.swampmusic.com /product_list.php?c=10 (957 words)

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