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yello Digest              Sunday, 12 January 1997      Volume 02 : Number 006

In this issue:

    Re: (yello) Cuba Libre
    (yello) introduction
    Re: (yello) introduction
    Re: (yello) introduction
    (yello) Re: introduction
    Re: (yello) introduction
    (yello) Pocket Univers MultimediaShow
    Re: (yello) Cuba Libre
    Re: (yello) Cuba Libre
    Re: (yello) Cuba Libre
    Re: (yello) Pocket Univers MultimediaShow
    (yello) PLANET G
    (yello) PROMO LA HABANERA HANDS ON YELLO 12" FOR SALE
    Re: (yello) Cuba Libre
    (yello) RE: Snowball film
    Re: (yello) RE: Snowball film
    (yello) German-English Translation
    (yello) Translation Complete
    (yello) translation...

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From: Joe Castleman <[e-mail]>
Date: Sun, 05 Jan 1997 23:21:36 -0600
Subject: Re: (yello) Cuba Libre

Count Fontclaire <[e-mail]> said:

> Well, last night I played one of my housemates some Yello and asked him my
> "genre question," and he said it was Cuban music that I'm after...  He
> recommended a few bandleaders (Prima, Prado, Cachao, Machito--not sure if
> I've got the spelling right).  Anyone knowledgable?

I can help with a little info about this...

Perez Prado (trumpet/bandleader) is an excellent place to start.  Fun, fun stuff!
Some of the most enjoyable music in the entire world.  Of course, he is very
famous for the classic "Cherry Pink (and Apple Blossom White)" (aka "Cerezo
Rosa"), but it is the mambos which will really get you scooting around the floor.
"10 Grandes Exitos Para PEREZ PRADO y su Orquesta" (RCA/Bertelsmann de Mexico
#9741-2-RL) is a good introduction.  Some of these recordings might date back
fifty years or more!  I received this as a gift, but I believe it's fairly cheap
(around $7.00, US).  It should be readily available in the United States, in the
"Latin Music" section of a good, large store.

Another good C.D. I have is "Sabroso!" (Fantasy/Original Jazz Classics #OJCCD
- -281-2) by percussionist/bandleader Mongo Santamaria.  This was recorded in the
early 1960s.  It isn't as "pop"-sounding as, say, Perez Prado, and may be of more
interest to jazz fans.  Some of the songs here are examples of the "charanga"
style, which I've read was enormously influential on disco groups like Chic.  I
couldn't notice that immediately, but this is still a very energetic and enjoyable
C.D.  Santamaria has many other albums available on C.D.  Check the "Jazz" section
of your music store.

Another excellent starting point is Tito Puente.  And there are many others...


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From: [e-mail]
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 11:05:06 -0800
Subject: (yello) introduction

Hi all,

Just recently joined the list, and have been a Yello fan ever since I
first heard "Heavy Whispers" on college radio in SE Minnesota in 1984.

A couple of questions someone may know the answers to:

Why is Ernst Gamper no longer doing cover art for Yello?  I always loved
his work and miss it (I think the _Zebra_ cover is pretty boring.)

On the liner notes of _One Second_ it credits "produced and engineered
by Boris Blank with the occasional presence of Dieter Meier."  Why the
"occasional presence" of Dieter Meier?  Was something going on with the
band at the time?

I think I had another question, but can't remember it now...

Thanks
Mark Pietrzak
(from "sunny California")

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From: "Jonas Warstad" <[e-mail]>
Date: Mon, 6 Jan 1997 23:14:12 +0100
Subject: Re: (yello) introduction

> Why is Ernst Gamper no longer doing cover art for Yello?  I always loved
> his work and miss it (I think the _Zebra_ cover is pretty boring.)

Well, things change... :-)

> On the liner notes of _One Second_ it credits "produced and engineered
> by Boris Blank with the occasional presence of Dieter Meier."  Why the
> "occasional presence" of Dieter Meier?  Was something going on with the
> band at the time?

Dieter is only allowed into the studio after Boris is finished, he only
does the vocals. On One Second Dieter actually participated by
helping out with the samples that Boris needed - mainly the practical
work like throwing a snowball against a wall. No complicated things.

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From: "J.R. Bloodsworth" <[e-mail]>
Date: Tue, 07 Jan 1997 00:41:00 -0500
Subject: Re: (yello) introduction

[e-mail] wrote:
> On the liner notes of _One Second_ it credits "produced and engineered
> by Boris Blank with the occasional presence of Dieter Meier."  Why the
> "occasional presence" of Dieter Meier?  Was something going on with the
> band at the time?

I was wondering the same thing when I read that a long while
ago...anyone know if they were just joking around?

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From: Juhana K Kouhia <[e-mail]>
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 14:31:16 +0200
Subject: (yello) Re: introduction

It is explaned in interviews found from the network. Some of the
songs Dieter has never heard, he says.

Juhana

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From: "Jonas Warstad" <[e-mail]>
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 18:27:18 +0100
Subject: Re: (yello) introduction

> > On the liner notes of _One Second_ it credits "produced and engineered
> > by Boris Blank with the occasional presence of Dieter Meier."  Why the
> > "occasional presence" of Dieter Meier?  Was something going on with the
> > band at the time?
>
> I was wondering the same thing when I read that a long while
> ago...anyone know if they were just joking around?

No, they're not joking. As we all know, Boris does the studio work,
and then he "truly invites" Dieter into the studio to do the lyrics and
vocals, usually in a week or two. That's how they work. Obviously
during the recording of One Second, Dieter was "occasionally present"
during the producing and engineering process, but I doubt that he did
more than giving his point of view. Boris does the "knob work".

Regards,

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From: [e-mail]
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 23:25:15 +0000
Subject: (yello) Pocket Univers MultimediaShow

I found more info about the Pocket Universe multimediale Musikshow
but unfortunatly it is in German, maybe somone can translate it?

http://www.fdt.de/noframes/pl_yello.html

regards,

Jeroen

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From: [e-mail]
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 18:00:53 -0500
Subject: Re: (yello) Cuba Libre

       Count Fontclaire asked the  "genre question" to which [e-mail]
responded with source information about Perez Prado, Tito Puente and Mongo
Santamaria. I'd like to add to this.

       Boris may indeed have been influenced by these standards but a few
others
worthy of noting here are August Darnell and Coati Mundi. They too no doubt
were influenced by the aforementioned masters but throughout their recording
careers have managed to build collages based on fusing  sounds of Afro-Cuban,
Salsa, Mambo and other latin standards with modern dance (disco at times) to
arrive at their own unique signature.
       Together they basically *are* Kid Creole & the Coconuts and Dr.
Buzzards Original Savannah Band. Their reach goes well beyond that in having
penned the disco standard "There But For The Grace of God (Go I)" and
providing the orchestration for Christina's cover of the Beatles "Drive My
Car." (this rendition seems to have a loose tie to "I Love You"??) Their
"moment in the sun" may have been an on stage appearance in the movie
"Against All Odds" (club scene).
       I would suggest the SIRE releases of the mid '80's for starters.
       While at the podium, I think it is woth mentioning here that the
creators of Ace Ventura-Pet Detective missed a golden opportunity to use
Yello's music in the Cuban Pete sequence.

Best, Fred Griego

"You wouldn't be where you are if you hadn't done what you did." F.Von Meiers

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From: "Lazlo Nibble" <[e-mail]>
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 17:02:52 -0700 (MST)
Subject: Re: (yello) Cuba Libre

> Perez Prado (trumpet/bandleader) is an excellent place to start.  Fun, fun
> stuff!  Some of the most enjoyable music in the entire world.  Of course, he
> is very famous for the classic "Cherry Pink (and Apple Blossom White)" (aka
> "Cerezo Rosa"), but it is the mambos which will really get you scooting
> around the floor.  "10 Grandes Exitos Para PEREZ PRADO y su Orquesta"
> (RCA/Bertelsmann de Mexico #9741-2-RL) is a good introduction.

Most folks might find it a little easier to track down Prez's US compilation
CD "Mondo Mambo! The Best Of Perez Prado And His Orchestra" (Rhino R2-71889).
Those of you in Europe have quite a few more Prado reissues to choose from, so
take advantage of it!

- --
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From: [e-mail]
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 1997 20:19:27 -0500
Subject: Re: (yello) Cuba Libre

In a message dated 97-01-06 00:18:28 EST, [e-mail] (Joe Castleman)
writes:

>Count Fontclaire <[e-mail]> said:
>
>> Well, last night I played one of my housemates some Yello and asked him my
>> "genre question," and he said it was Cuban music that I'm after...  He
>> recommended a few bandleaders (Prima, Prado, Cachao, Machito--not sure if
>> I've got the spelling right).  Anyone knowledgable?

 ([e-mail]) gave direction to the "source" of some of this music that
 was sought.
     I feel it is also important to point out some artists that were
influenced by these classics and may have helped fuel Boris' fire as well.
August Darnell and Coati Mundi
for the most part *are* Kid Creole & the Coconuts and Dr. Buzzards Original
Savannah Band. Thoughout their individual and collective recording careers
they have melded together Afro-Cuban, Mambo, Salsa and modern dance pop
(disco at times).
      That "sound" can also be heard in some of their productions and/or
songs they've penned. Machine did "There But For The Grace of God (Go I)" and
Christina sang the Beatles "Drive My Car" in a M.Monroesque style with the
guys providing the orchestration-classic. (appeared on a ZE Records
compilation that also introduced Was(Not Was) ). Hindsight shows she would've
made a great chioce as vocalist for "Vicious Games."




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From: "Jonas Warstad" <[e-mail]>
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 1997 06:35:42 +0100
Subject: Re: (yello) Pocket Univers MultimediaShow

> I found more info about the Pocket Universe multimediale Musikshow
> but unfortunatly it is in German, maybe somone can translate it?
>
> http://www.fdt.de/noframes/pl_yello.html

At least I can say that the Multimediashow in Munich is
kind if pre-viewing the Yello album Pocket Universe in
their multimedia way, and, most importantly, the new
album Pocket Universe is COMING IN FEBRUARY!!!!!

Jonas Warstad






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From: [e-mail] (georg plank)
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 1997 14:06:53 +0100
Subject: (yello) PLANET G

Hi again !

Well, You are right my homepage is

http://unet.univie.ac.at/~a9103394

I used the long break in the winter holidays to
clean my homepage up:

So will only get the Yello pages, because I
had not enough time to finish the others.
(Yes, I have also other things to do...studying...girlfriend...work...)

I added the Yello-news. Where I will update all
the info I get from my record store, friends
and also from this Yello list - Hope this is no problem for you.

You will find most of the words of yellosongs
(including the Arab Quad El Habib, Beyond Mirrors
in English and German)

I tried to make soundfiles of On Track and Beyond Mirrors,
but I failed to convert them from Mac to WAVE data.
Hope somebody has an idea how to solve this problem.

The discography in my site is not complete, but I
can say that I own most of the vinyl's you see.
So it is primarily to show my collection to others.
I am planning to add links with pictures and text
to most of the files.

Jonas and Lazlo have a different opinion about disccogs,
but I think we live in the age of multimedia, and
the internet is the right media to publish such things
with picture and sounds links. A standard discography
is a thing you can send via e-mail or by fax.

Yes and the last thing I want to say is:
I've got a second ON TRACK box.
Somebody interested.

Yours

G E O R G



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From: [e-mail] (BRENT J BURVAL)
Date: Wed, 08 Jan 1997 21:15:04 EST
Subject: (yello) PROMO LA HABANERA HANDS ON YELLO 12" FOR SALE

HI FELLOW YELLO FANS, I AM WILLING TO PART WITH THIS. I HAVE MORE STUFF
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1B: HALLQUIST AND S.A.I.N. (VOCAL MIX)
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BID DEADLINE IS 2/15/97

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From: "J.R. Bloodsworth" <[e-mail]>
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 03:13:12 -0500
Subject: Re: (yello) Cuba Libre

[e-mail] wrote:

> creators of Ace Ventura-Pet Detective missed a golden opportunity to use
> Yello's music in the Cuban Pete sequence.

I think you meant "The Mask" ;)

I definitely would agree with ya. I don't know how well Jim would have
sounded with a Yello "twang", but it would have been interesting.

Impatiently waiting for my own "Pocket Universe"...

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From: "Paul Treston" <[e-mail]>
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 14:48:27 -0000
Subject: (yello) RE: Snowball film

Can anyone out there tell me what ever happened to the "Snowball" film that
there was talk of on the Baby Album. Was it ever made ? if so why wasn;t it
released or a soundtrack released ?

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From: "Jonas Warstad" <[e-mail]>
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 18:12:54 +0100
Subject: Re: (yello) RE: Snowball film

> Can anyone out there tell me what ever happened to the "Snowball" film
that
> there was talk of on the Baby Album. Was it ever made ? if so why wasn;t
it
> released or a soundtrack released ?

Nothing happened so far, except for big plans. :-)
Now it's retitled Once upon a Dream, by the way.
It's basically a finished film and also a finished
soundtrack, but the new album has a higher priority.

Regards,

Jonas Warstad




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From: "J.R. Bloodsworth" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 04:00:37 -0500
Subject: (yello) German-English Translation

I've got some great news, all us YELLO fans. The translation about the
release of "Pocket Universe" at http://www.fdt.de/noframes/pl_yello.html
is being done as I write. A friend of my better-half is translating it
and typing it to a text file which I'll send here ASAP. I should have it
Fri. or this weekend.

Sincerely,
    Waiting impatiently(sp) for the new album in Syracuse, NY

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From: "J.R. Bloodsworth" <[e-mail]>
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 14:44:57 -0500
Subject: (yello) Translation Complete

As promised, here's the translation that I promised you all. I have to
thank Ann for the work she put into it since the original text got
scrambled because the international characters got screwed up with the
OLR that Sherry and Ann use (I'll send it attached next time, Ann :).
She is willing to help me out with any other translations from German to
English, so if we see anything else that isn't the size of a novel, we
have a willing victim (Translation Ghoddess, Ann ;). Here it is:
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Here's the translation of your PR -- and feel free to send it to your
mailing list.  All I ask is credit for the translation, and a caveat
that some of the words were missing letters, so any items followed by a
(?) and what I had are my best guess from what I had and context.

=====

"Pocket Universe", the brand-new album of the Swiss music group YELLO,
began on 06 December 1996 as a multi-media musical show in the
Planetarium of the Technical Forum.  Similar to (? anllich) this
premiere, the cuts of the new CD "Pocket Universe" by YELLO were
presented, which will be offered worldwide first in February 1997.  So
visitors to the Planetarium already have the opportunity to hear and see
the multi-media musical extravaganza by Dieter Meier and Boris Blank.

The show was assembled from an idea by Dieter Meier, where "Pocket
Universe", the pocket universe of the (Klnge, no idea) on the
Planetarium, the Pocket Universe of Lights, was found.  Dieter Meier
about the YELLO project in the Technical Forum:  "In the Planetarium,
the place-charm (no colloquial translation I can think of) of YELLO
found its true home and is, after years of desperate search from towns
and (Wsten -- no idea) returned to the source of childlike (can't tell,
too many letters missing).  To me, the Planetarium is like a circus of
lights.  In its dome is condensed the illusion of the Universe, which
men call God and a child at the same time, will be astonished at the
endless and lost (or left -- lt ?) between (betren) moving points of
light in a display on stone."

The stylized Kobold found on the CD jacket (? Hlle) of "Pocket Universe"
can be found playing a major role in the multi-media show; he is the
main rogue from the satchel (or box), a Kaspar that the (Diodennase ...
something-nose) shines and cable-hairs stand on end, if he (the next
part is literal; may have a colloquial meaning I'm not aware of) if he a
trace too inquisitive from rope-dance to trapeze act changes.  The
pocket-player of (Klnge) tests Houdini's escape act; the Lion-wife bears
(? Percke), the calf with two heads is a mirror trick.  And
Kobold-Dance-Already studies electricity to ...

(Translator's note:  That last paragraph doesn't mean a great deal to
me; maybe it will make more sense to those familiar with the group's
work.)

Ann
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you put into it. BTW! If anyone of you want to send Ann a personal
thanx, send it to me and I'll forward it to her. :)

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From: "Jonas Warstad" <[e-mail]>
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 10:03:44 +0100
Subject: (yello) translation...

Hi!

I've corrected and improved the translation. It could be even more
improved, it's only a matter of time. This will do for now. Many
thanks to Ann who started on the translation, it was too much for
me to consider (I don't speak German very well!).

Regards,

Jonas Warstad

> "Pocket Universe", the brand-new album of the Swiss music group YELLO,
> began on 06 December 1996 as a multi-media musical show in the
> Planetarium of the Technical Forum.  On account of this
> premiere, parts of the new CD "Pocket Universe" by YELLO were
> presented. The CD will be released worldwide only in February 1997.  So
> visitors to the Planetarium already have the opportunity to hear and see
> the multi-media musical extravaganza of Dieter Meier and Boris Blank.
>
> The show was assembled from an idea by Dieter Meier, where "Pocket
> Universe", the pocket universe of sound, meets the pocket universe of
> light (in the Planetarium).  Dieter Meier
> about the YELLO project in the Technical Forum:  "In the Planetarium,
> the party of YELLO
> found its true home and has, after years of desperate search in towns
> and deserts, returned to the source of childlike creation.
> To me, the Planetarium is like a circus of
> lights.  In the dome the illusion of the Universe gets even more obvious,
> Man plays God and child at the same time, he will be amazed at the
> eternity and enchanted by the moving light points in a circus tent of
stone."
>
> The painted Brownie/Goblin on the CD cover of "Pocket Universe"
> plays a major role in the multi-media show. He is the
> Jack in the Box, a joker whose diode-nose
> shines and cable-hairs stand on end when he, too boldly, changes from
> tight-rope-dancing to a trapeze act. The
> juggler of sounds tries Houdini's escape act; the Lion-woman wears
> a wig, the calf with two heads is a mirror trick.  And
> "Goblin-Dance-Already" (???) looks electric.


Jonas Warstad

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