be my fantasy

Be My Fantasy from the album Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock: FUNKMEISTER composed, produced, arranged, engineered and mixed by Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock Elisa Sintjago on vocals Jesse Jones Jr. on baritone sax Dennis Sierra on electric guitars Hugh J. Hitchcock on bass, drums and synthesizer programming and keyboards © copyright 2009-2010 Funkatology Records LLC all songs published…

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mixed messages

Mixed Messages from the album Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock: FUNKMEISTER composed, produced, arranged, engineered and mixed by Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock Elisa Sintjago on vocals Jesse Jones Jr. on saxophones and flute Derek Mason on lead guitars Hugh J. Hitchcock on bass, drums and synthesizer programming and keyboards and rhythm guitars © copyright 2009-2010 Funkatology Records LLC…

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ur makin me hi

Ur Makin Me Hi from the album Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock: FUNKMEISTER composed, produced, arranged, engineered and mixed by Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock Elisa Sintjago on vocals Jesse Jones Jr. on saxophones and flute Dennis Sierra on electric guitars Hugh J. Hitchcock on bass, drums and synthesizer programming and keyboards © copyright 2009-2010 Funkatology Records LLC all…

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stratus-fear

Stratus-Fear from the album Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock: FUNKMEISTER composed, produced, arranged, engineered and mixed by Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock Jimi Ruccolo on electric guitars Larry Hirt on drums Hugh J. Hitchcock on bass guitar and keyboards © copyright 2009-2010 Funkatology Records LLC all songs published by Web Dimensions Music BMI

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Martian Entropy Band Music Video Pt. 1

The Martian Entropy Band – Music Video from “Pandemonium Ballet” Pt. 1. Cheese Frontier / Departure, Arrival and Sleep Finally by the Martian Entropy Band this is a band I was in when I was 16 years old. GREAT BAND! I just love these guys. Mike Gould: Bass & M.C. Tim Prosser: Guitar and Vocals.…

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News 1/10/2011

Hello World, Just lettin’ ya know, I’ve just released a second single from my album FUNKMEISTER, “Mixed Messages” which is now being played internationally. This is a song featuring the very talented Elisa Sintjago (www.elisasintjago.com) as well as Jesse Jones Jr. on saxophone (www.jessejonesjr.com), and presenting a very talented guitarist who happens to be a very…

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Martian Entropy Band Music Video Pt. 2

The Martian Entropy Band – Music Video from “Pandemonium Ballet” Pt. 2. “Mumbles’ Calypso” by the Martian Entropy Band, circa 1973. this is a band I was in when I was 16 years old. GREAT BAND! I just love these guys. Mike Gould: Bass & M.C. Tim Prosser: Guitar and Vocals. Bill Gracie: Drums. Video…

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this is a test

This Is a Test from the album Jesse Jones Jr.: Father of Scat Hop © copyright 2010 Funkatology Records LLC Jesse Jones Jr.: saxophones, vocals, scat and “scat hop” Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock (producer): drum programming, all basses, keyboards, rhythm guitars Ike Woods: lead and rhythm guitars Val Woods: female vocals Dennis Sierra: lead guitars Joe…

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#75 in the Top 100 International Charts!

On October 15th I was notified — actually it came out of the blue and pretty much took me by surprise — that my song “You Didn’t Have to Be So Nice” from my record FUNKMEISTER had reached chart position #75 on the Top 100 international charts for Adult Contemporary songs. Wow! What a great…

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FUNKMEISTER takes off

Hi Folks, here’s the latest news… my record FUNKMEISTER has been featured two saturdays in a row on BBC Radio… songs from the album are receiving national airplay in UK, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Spain and Denmark, as well as Australia, and New Zealand and Canada. We’ve joined forces with a new promoter and…

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Tocando la Musica del Pueblo con Benito y Alejandro

I recently made a trip to Tegucigalpa, Honduras and I had the great pleasure to play some music with my Suegro (father-in-law) Sr. Benito Alonzo and his great friend and wonderful Bajero Sr. Alejandro Galindo. They know a “monton” de songs in the Latin American traditional vein, and they gave me the great opportunity to…

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Master Young Soo Do

This isn’t particularly music-related, but it was a very important part of my life for many years. I knew Tae Kwon Do master Young Soo Do for more than 20 years. I first met him in 1985, and I studied under his marvelous regime on and off until 2001. I continued to stay in touch and…

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