Jimmy Dale (USA) + STJERNEVASK

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Så er der lagt op til en helt særlig "tidlig" Mojo torsdag 

Jimmy Dale - ja for nogen er der nok en klokke der ringer - Dick Dales søn - Dick Dale, ham med Misirlou fra Pulp Fiction.

Jimmy dale har taget stilen endnu videre og fyrer den af - kom selv og se.

 

Som support er det herboende Madelin og hendes band StjerneVask der vækker os inden Surfguitaren slippes løs:

Dansk garagepunk-band kendt for deres højenergiske, charmerende, sjove og poetiske optrædener. Med inspiration, der spænder fra klassisk garage rock/ punk til stille ballader. Tænk B52, The Cramps, Stooges med en kvindelige guitarist og sanger i front. Stjernevask en unik lydoplevelse, som både er spændende og tankevækkende. Bandet blev dannet i København i 2018 og har hurtigt opnået ry som en af de mest interessante grupper på den danske musikscene. De har udgivet 4 albums og turnerer flittigt i Danmark og resten af Europa.

 

The Jimmy Dale Trio is led by Jimmy Dale, whose late father, Dick Dale, is heralded as the “King of the Surf Guitar.” His sounds inspired the surf rock music of bands like the Beach Boys and the Ventures, while his version of Eastern Mediterranean folk song Misirlou was featured in the 1994 Quentin Tarantino film Pulp Fiction. The younger Dale, who grew up in Twentynine Palms, has curated his own musical sound that draws on his father’s style, yet his personal tastes also reflect those of his late mother.
“She’s old school punk; she was raising me on that the whole time. My dad, it was more so like his taste in playing, a lot of the Middle Eastern melodies. Mom was the real punk, metal fan, all the way from Tool to Radiohead to Ramones and all that, it was really all over the place. My music taste and influence definitely comes from my mother Jill.”

Dale formed the Jimmy Dale Trio to honor his surf rock heritage, and much of the music played by the group is his father’s. The trio features a rotating group of musicians; on Sunday, he will be joined by bassist Chris Benedetto of Twentynine Palms and drummer Tyler Ontiveros of Palm Desert. He explained that surf music has its own distinct, nostalgic sound honed into existence by drawing on cultural and musical influences from Southern California and beyond.
“It was the 60s where it was born and a lot of the riffs are kind of like blues pentatonic things. It was really punk before punk, surf dudes who were like I don’t want to go to college or get a job. I just want to go surf, and surf music was born out of that. It’s got roots in being overly loud, and overly aggressive than most people would think. Then dad’s heritage being Lebanese and his family playing the oud and some of the melodies on that was very Egyptian. Because there’s no vocals or there’s not a lot of room for it…it lets people kind of imagine and create little images and feelings on their own instead of being told what to feel with lyrics. It’s the guitar just playing a melody and then you kind of color it in yourself. It was creative in its own way.”

In addition to performing surf music, Dale also fronts the local punk band Kill Jill, named as a nod to a Tarantino-esque joke he had with his mother. He described the Hi-Desert as being an ideal environment for the creation of various musical styles.

 

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