Per Wiberg

The Bakerton Group is an instrumental blues jam band and the side project of the blues rock outfit Clutch. They incorporate elements of blues-rock, psychedelic rock, and jazz. SICK ALBUM! 1. Time Horizon 00:00 2. Chancellor 01:43 3. Peruvian Airspace 05:56 4. Bien Clásico 09:20 5. Life on Lars 13:00 6. M.(F).H.S. 19:58 7. The Gigantomakhia 23:05 8. Work 'Em 27:58 9. Last Orbit 35:02 10. Bill Proger's Galaxy 40:31 Buy it CD: https://www.amazon.com/El-Rojo-Bakerton-Group/dp/B001P7YDSM *: https://www.discogs.com/The-Bakerton-Group-El-Rojo/master/461910 The Bakerton Group is: Neil Fallon - Guitar Tim Sult – Guitar Dan Maines – Bass guitar Jean-Paul Gaster – Drums Per Wiberg – Keyboards J. Robbins – Producer Artwork By, Design – Eno Kalkin Management: Issachar Entertainment, N.Y.C. Booking Agent: The Agency Group, N.Y.C. Legal: Lommen Abdo Recorded and mixed at the Magpie Cage, Baltimore, Maryland, November 2008. Mastered at Silver Sonya. Per Wiberg appears courtesy of Roadrunner Records All songs published by Sea Gator Music/ASCAP All songs written and performed by The Bakerton Group. Copyright 2008. "The title of the album began as the working title for a song that was never included on the album. "El Rojo" was used because it reminded the band of the progressive rock band King Crimson. Dan Maines further elaborated upon the King Crimson allusion, noting that Fallon intended El Rojo (Spanish for "the red one") as a reference to Red. However, Neil Fallon has given another explanation for the title which indicated that "El Rojo" was: a vague character on a celestial level. I think of El Rojo as that character. There's no back-story written about it. The way I look at the album art and listen to the music, I see it as a vague, celestial Don Quixote type character, bouncing around the galaxy from planet to planet. As Fallon explains, "Bill Proger's Galaxy" makes reference to a pseudonym adopted by a friend: Bill Proger is a fictional character that a friend of ours, from way back when, came up with. We were doing a show, and there was a band that didn't think very highly of our friend. We were all there, and he was kind of hiding out. He told us that if they asked who he was, we were to tell them his name was Bill Proger. We don't really know where he got the name from, but it's been a running joke since 1991 when it happened [Laughs]. It started as a working title. The song was just called "Bill Proger." Then it turned into a really long, epic song, so we just threw "Galaxy" on the end of it. The Bakerton Group first met Per Wiberg while the latter was touring with Spiritual Beggars, and then again when Wiberg toured with Opeth. During the Opeth tour, The Bakerton Group invited Wiberg to jam on-stage with them and, based on that chemistry, asked Wiberg to join the band for the El Rojo recording sessions. Opeth's tour scheduling provided an opportunity for Wiberg to collaborate with the band in-the-studio." Wikipedia's album Background(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Rojo#Background) Released February 17, 2009 by Weathermaker Music If you are a band member or are involved with this record and don't want people to see/hear this, please contact me via comments or Google+ message and I'll remove it. There's no need for flags. I do not own any copyright nor have anything to do with the band or their label. Just spreading their music/job.

• published: 05 Dec 2016
• views: 2592

The Bakerton Group is an instrumental blues jam band and the side project of the blues rock outfit Clutch. They incorporate elements of blues-rock, psychedelic rock, and jazz. SICK ALBUM! 1. Time Horizon 00:00 2. Chancellor 01:43 3. Peruvian Airspace 05:56 4. Bien Clásico 09:20 5. Life on Lars 13:00 6. M.(F).H.S. 19:58 7. The Gigantomakhia 23:05 8. Work 'Em 27:58 9. Last Orbit 35:02 10. Bill Proger's Galaxy 40:31 Buy it CD: https://www.amazon.com/El-Rojo-Bakerton-Group/dp/B001P7YDSM *: https://www.discogs.com/The-Bakerton-Group-El-Rojo/master/461910 The Bakerton Group is: Neil Fallon - Guitar Tim Sult – Guitar Dan Maines – Bass guitar Jean-Paul Gaster – Drums Per Wiberg – Keyboards J. Robbins – Producer Artwork By, Design – Eno Kalkin Management: Issachar Entertainment, N.Y.C. Booking Agent: The Agency Group, N.Y.C. Legal: Lommen Abdo Recorded and mixed at the Magpie Cage, Baltimore, Maryland, November 2008. Mastered at Silver Sonya. Per Wiberg appears courtesy of Roadrunner Records All songs published by Sea Gator Music/ASCAP All songs written and performed by The Bakerton Group. Copyright 2008. "The title of the album began as the working title for a song that was never included on the album. "El Rojo" was used because it reminded the band of the progressive rock band King Crimson. Dan Maines further elaborated upon the King Crimson allusion, noting that Fallon intended El Rojo (Spanish for "the red one") as a reference to Red. However, Neil Fallon has given another explanation for the title which indicated that "El Rojo" was: a vague character on a celestial level. I think of El Rojo as that character. There's no back-story written about it. The way I look at the album art and listen to the music, I see it as a vague, celestial Don Quixote type character, bouncing around the galaxy from planet to planet. As Fallon explains, "Bill Proger's Galaxy" makes reference to a pseudonym adopted by a friend: Bill Proger is a fictional character that a friend of ours, from way back when, came up with. We were doing a show, and there was a band that didn't think very highly of our friend. We were all there, and he was kind of hiding out. He told us that if they asked who he was, we were to tell them his name was Bill Proger. We don't really know where he got the name from, but it's been a running joke since 1991 when it happened [Laughs]. It started as a working title. The song was just called "Bill Proger." Then it turned into a really long, epic song, so we just threw "Galaxy" on the end of it. The Bakerton Group first met Per Wiberg while the latter was touring with Spiritual Beggars, and then again when Wiberg toured with Opeth. During the Opeth tour, The Bakerton Group invited Wiberg to jam on-stage with them and, based on that chemistry, asked Wiberg to join the band for the El Rojo recording sessions. Opeth's tour scheduling provided an opportunity for Wiberg to collaborate with the band in-the-studio." Wikipedia's album Background(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Rojo#Background) Released February 17, 2009 by Weathermaker Music If you are a band member or are involved with this record and don't want people to see/hear this, please contact me via comments or Google+ message and I'll remove it. There's no need for flags. I do not own any copyright nor have anything to do with the band or their label. Just spreading their music/job.

• published: 05 Dec 2016
• views: 2592