CDZA had the honor of performing at Google Zeitgeist, the annual intellectual summit held in Arizona. A global medley for global people.
1) New Orleans - Saints Go Marching In
2) Jamaica - Stir it Up, Bob Marley
3) Peru - A traditional Peruvian melody
4) Argentina - Por una Cabeza
5) Ghana - Atwer Abroba by Ebo Taylor
6) Spain - Traditional Spanish melody
7) Ireland - Rickett's Hornpipe
8) Italy - Paganini Caprice #24
9) Germany - Bach Prelude to Cello Suite #1
10) Hungary - [http://www.andyerupts.com/wp-content/...]
11) Turkey - A traditional Turkish melody
12) Israel - Hava Nagila
13) North Pole - duhhhhh
14) South Korea - Gan
15) China - Galloping Horses (A traditional Chinese melody)
16) Australia - Down Under by Men at Work
17) My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion
18) Sweet Home Chicago by Blues Brothers
And just to ease the pain caused by that mangled Australian song, here's the original.
No, no, not that version! This one.
Sam Reider from The Amigos is here to show you just how widespread the accordion has been in starting every party throughout global history.
It all went downhill after 1996. Or uphill... depending on how you look at it. Featuring Dylan C. Moore.
Here CDZA provide a live-performed montage of favorite misheard lyrics throughout 70 years. Featuring Ryan Melia and Loralee Gayer on Misheard Lyrical Activity.
Michael is playing a bass from NS Design (http://www.thinkns.com)
Evan Shinners on Piano.
Allan Mednard on Drums.
Michael T on Bass.
Research by friends of cdza and kissthisguy.com.
Men just don't romance ladies the way they used to... Featuring our crooner, Jeremy Haines.
Anger, frustration, forgiveness, revenge: communicated in 17 Beatles songs.
Starring Tess Soltau and Ryan Melia.
Featuring The BritPack, a NYC-based band that plays epic British Classics.
Saxophonist Ben Flocks takes us through the 150 year journey of the Sax
in under 10min. Ben plays c-melody, saxello soprano, alto, tenor, and
baritone saxophones.
Michael Thurber takes you through 45 songs and 9 basses to explore the history of the bass.
Allan Mednard of CDZA gives us the details on two very popular styles of drumming, and demonstrates their rhythms.
Mark Sidney Johnson leads us through the journey of the Electric Guitar Solo. With 28 songs spanning over 50 years, this medley takes a look at the ever evolving roll of the guitar solo in western pop music.
This is impressive!
Kris Bowers gives us a comprehensive history of jazz piano from 1898 to 2014, covering over forty jazz tunes and the pianists who brought them to us.
