Djabe
Witchi Tai To
Mediabook (2CD+2DVD)

[:hu][:hu]A jazz/világzene mérföldkövének számító 1998-as Djabe album luxus kivitelű monstre újrakiadása. A Witchi Tai To médiabookba csomagolt négylemezes újrakevert új változata sztereóban és 5.1-es hangzásban is,  több mint három óra, korábban kiadatlan extrát tartalmaz, a korábban már megjelent egyéb bónuszok: klipek, interjúk, koncertfelvételek mellett…”[:en]The monstre re-release of the award-winning Djabe album of 1998, which is considered a milestone to jazz/world music has come out. The mediabook packed four discs with the new stereo and surround remixed version of “Witchi Tai To” contains more than three hours of previously unreleased extra material like video clips, interviews, unreleased live audio and video recordings, hundreds of unseen photos and interesting articles about the award-winning album and the Djabe.[:][:en]The monstre re-release of the award-winning Djabe album of 1998, which is considered a milestone to jazz/world music has come out. The mediabook packed four discs with the new stereo and surround remixed version of “Witchi Tai To” contains more than three hours of previously unreleased extra material like video clips, interviews, unreleased live audio and video recordings, hundreds of unseen photos and interesting articles about the award-winning album and the Djabe.[:]

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„Megjelent a jazz / világzene mérföldkövének számító 1998-as Djabe album luxus kivitelű monstre újrakiadása. A Witchi Tai To médiabookba csomagolt négylemezes újrakevert új változata több mint három óra, korábban kiadatlan extrát tartalmaz, a korábban már megjelent egyéb bónuszok: klipek, interjúk, koncertfelvételek mellett. A rendkívüli színész-zenész egyéniség Sipos András, Sipi 1994-ben találkozott az Égerházi Attila vezette Novus Jam együttessel, melynek tagja is lett. Két közös album után 1995-ben „Djabe” néven új projektbe kezdtek. Az 1996-ban megjelent bemutatkozó albumon együtt szerepeltek a korábbi Novus Jam muzsikusai és a későbbi Djabe zenekart alkotó jazz zenészek is. Az igen jól sikerült hanganyag után felmerült az igény a Djabe zenei világának élő bemutatására is, melyhez stabil felállás és állandó tagság szükségeltetett. 1997-ben kezdett el koncertezni az Égerházi Attila – gitár, Sipos András – ének, ütőhangszerek, Barabás Tamás – basszusgitár és Muck Ferenc – szaxofon formáció, mely mára már a Djabe első klasszikus felállásának számít.A különleges zenét már az első 1997-es koncertektől kezdve különleges látványvilág kísérte. A világszínvonalú produkciókat idéző, felsőfokú színpadi látványról a Vari*Lite világítástechnika, valamint a Bakó Gábor táncos-koreográfus-tánctanár vezette tánckar gondoskodott. A Djabe Witchi Tai To turnéjának minden egyes koncertje olyan különleges, átfogó és monumentális látványvilággal rendelkezett, melyhez foghatót hazai körülmények között csak néhány kivételes előadónál, mint például az Omega vagy a Hungarian Pink Floyd Show egyes nagyobb koncertjein lehet megtapasztalni. 1998-ban készült el a Djabe második, együttesként első nagylemeze, mely Jim Pepper elévülhetetlen klasszikusától, a Witchi Tai To című örökzöldről kapta a címét. Sipiék ezen a módon segítették a lemezboltosokat, illetve a Djabéval ismerkedő zenerajongókat, hogy a bandát elhelyezzék a polcokon az előadók és a stílusok között. Az album sztárvendége a Trio Stendhal legendája: Snétberger Ferenc, világhírű gitárművész lett. A második Djabe kiadvány egy erősen átgondolt és kiforrott produkció. Zenei szabadságára jellemző, hogy a Djabe akkori legénysége a Witchi Tai To (és az azt követő Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya) albumon az egyetemesnek tekinthető repetitív „törzsi” ritmusokra harmonizálva bátran ötvözte a különböző kontinensek népzenéjének jellemzőit, bevett dallamformáit és a jó értelemben vett popzene, valamint a populáris jazz és funk stílusjegyeit. Döbbenetes lett a végeredmény. Megjelenésekor kirobbanó sikert ért el, szinte letarolta a hazai popszakmát. A Witchi Tai To mára már zenei mérföldkőnek, alapműnek számít. Az album Arany Zsiráf díjat kapott jazz / world music kategóriában, mint „Az év hazai világzenei albuma”.

2015-ben, húsz évvel a Djabe indulása után a Witchi Tai To Deluxe mediabook formában ismét napvilágot látott. Az LP méretű, 64 oldalas keményfedeles könyv átfogóan, a teljesség igényével mutatja be ezt a korszakot. Az első CD és az első DVD Barabás Tamás által újrakevert változatban mutatja meg a a klasszikussá érett album dalait, a DVD-n surround változatban sok rejtett finomságot előhozva az anyagból. A 2014-ben már önálló kiadványként, előzetesként megjelent DVD-Audio változat a Djabétól már megszokott kétoldalas (DVD-10) lemez, melynek egyik oldala valódi DVD-A (a teljes album 5.1 MLP Surround és 2.0 MLP stereo 24 bit / 96 kHz formátumokban), a második oldal pedig egy szabványos DVD-Video (a teljes album 5.1 DTS Surround, 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround és 2.0 PCM Stereo 24 bit / 48 kHz formátumokban), mely további érdekes extrákat tartalmaz. Ezek egyike, az eredetileg az Enhanced CD-n szereplő Confidence, valamint a Djabe Live 1997 című koncertfilm. Továbbá a korongon helyet kapott még két, az album kiadása után készült videóklip, melyek a Djabe, illetve a Coffee Break című slágerekhez készültek. A második CD, mely a Witchi Tai To Live címet viseli, 1997 és 1999 közötti koncertváltozatokat (köztük a ’98-as márványtermi koncert anyagát), az eredeti CD kiadás bónusz lemezén szereplő eredeti bónusz dalt, és 1998-as próbatermi felvételeket tartalmaz. A második DVD pedig a Witchi Tai To Tour 1998 című klasszikus koncertvideó feljavított változata, mely korábban csak az 1999-ben napvilágot látott VHS formátumban volt elérhető. A rengeteg extra között megtalálhatók még korabeli TV- és rádióinterjúk – rengeteg zenével, továbbá fotóalbumok, az Arany Zsiráf díj átadóünnepsége, a Coffee Break (Dance version) 2015-ös videóklipje, 20 perc a turné főpróbából, valamint az újrakiadáshoz tartozó, átfogó visszatekintő interjúk is. Feltétlen érdemes még kiemelni, hogy Barabás Tamás a basszusgitár mellett hangmérnökként is nagyot alkotott. Olyan szenzációsan keverte akkor is, anno az eredeti- és most a felújított anyagot is, hogy a Witchi Tai To már csak Tamás munkája miatt is érdemes a kiemelt figyelemre.
A Witchi Tai To 2015-ös, 4 lemezes Deluxe újrakiadása borítékolhatóan az év legigényesebb hazai kiadványának fog bizonyulni, mely igen magasra helyezi a lécet a további retrospektív összeállítások előtt. A Djabe egyik csúcsalkotásának ultraigényes újrakiadása kötelező alapmű!”

A lemezen szereplő előadók

Barabás Tamás – basszusgitár, ütőshangszerek
Égerházi Attila – gitár, ütőshangszerek
Muck Ferenc – szaxofon, ütőshangszerek
Sipos András – ütőshangszerek, ének
Snétberger Ferenc – gitár
Szalóky Béla – szárnykürt

Djabe – Desert

Djabe – Djabe

Djabe – Coffee Break

[:en]

The monstre re-release of the award-winning Djabe album of 1998, which is considered a milestone to jazz/world music has come out. The mediabook packed four discs with the remixed version of “Witchi Tai To” contains more than three hours of previously unreleased extra material like video clips, interviews, unreleased live audio and video recordings, hundreds of unseen photos and interesting articles about the award-winning album and the Djabe. All this contained in a luxurious LP-sized high-quality book, 64 pages long.

András Sipos, also known as “Sipi” an actor-musician man above the ordinary, met Novus Jam band led by Attila Égerházi in 1994, the band he also became a member of. Following two albums they started a new project in 1995 under the name “Djabe”. The original musicians of Novus Jam and new jazz musicians who later formed Djabe, played together on the debut album released in 1996. Following the success of the first album a huge need arose for the live introduction of Djabe’s music world – and for that a permanent line-up was also required. The formation with Attila Égerházi (guitar), András Sipos (vocal, percussion), Tamás Barabás (bass guitar) and Ferenc Muck (saxophone) started to perform in 1997, and this line-up considered to be the first classical formation.

The unique music has been accompanied by special visual world since the first gig. The high standard stage visuals were provided by the Vari*Lite lighting system. The ballet led by Gábor Bakó completed the show.

In 1998, Djabe’s second though as a band, its first big album was completed, which was, actually entitled after Jim Pepper’s undying classics, the forever green title: ‘Witchi Tai To’. The Sipis’ supported the CD shop keepers and the Djabe familiarising music fans in this way to place the band on the shelves between the performers and the styles. The star guest of the album, the Trio Stendhal’ Legend, Ferenc Snétberger became a world-famous guitar artist.

The second Djabe release is a well- weighed and a fully developed production. It is just typical of its musical freedom that the former ‘crew’ of Djabe – while having the universally recognisable, repetitive ‘tribal’ rhythms harmonized – bravely combined the characteristics of various continent’s folk music, the standard melody forms; and the stylistic characteristics of funk, popular jazz and pop music in the good sense on the album ‘Witchi Tai To’ (and also on its follower album: ‘Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya’). The result became awe-inspiring. On outcome, it achieved sudden overwhelming success, and this deed almost blasted the national pop profession. ‘Witchi Tai To’ has been on one hand, recognised now as a musical milestone and a standard work of art on the other.

The album received Hungarian Music Award in jazz / world music category, as the “Domestic World Music Album of the Year”.

In 2015, twenty years after the launch of Djabe, “Witchi Tai To” released again in Deluxe mediabook edition format. The LP-size, 64-page hardcover book describes this period of time exhaustively and expansively.

The first CD and the first DVD introduces the songs of the album (which have yet matured classical) in a version re-mixed by Tamás Barabás, while on the DVD, in surround version, it is done as showing many hidden finesses from the music.

The DVD-Audio version from Djabe, which had already released in 2014 as an independent and trailer edition, is now a usual double CD (DVD-10) in which one of the sides is an original DVD-A (the full album is in 5.1 MLP Surround and 2.0 MLP stereo, 24 bit / 96 kHz formats), and the second one is however a standard DVD-Video (the full album is in 5.1 DTS Surround, 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround and 2.0 PCM Stereo 24 bit / 48 kHz formats.) which contains additional exciting extras. One of these is “Confidence”, which was originally on the “Enhanced” CD and 1997 concert film entitled Djabe Live 1977. Moreover, two such additional video clips got place on the album, which were made after the release of the album, and were made for the hit songs titled “Djabe” and “Coffee Break”.

The second CD, which holds the title “Witchi Tai To Live” contains concert versions from the time between 1997 and 1999 (including the material of ’98 Marble Hall concert), the original bonus song on the bonus disc of the original CD edition and rehearsal room recordings from 1998.

The second DVD, however, is the upgraded version of the classical concert video entitled “Witchi Tai To Tour 1998” which was previously only available in VHS format that came to light in 1999. Besides plenty of extras, even contemporary TV- and radio interviews with lots of music can be found, furthermore photo albums, the Golden Giraffe Award Ceremony, the video clip of Coffee Break of 2015 (Dance version), 20 minutes from the rehearsal, as well as there are comprehensive, retrospective interviews which belong to re-release. It is absolutely worth highlighting here that Tamás Barabás, besides his bass-guitar play, carried out an exceptionally great job as a sound engineer, too. He mixed the material so sensationally at that time the original and now the upgraded material that ‘Witchi Tai To’ deserve special attention if only because of his job.

The re-release of the 4-disc Deluxe, ’Witchi Tai To 2015’ will undoubtedly prove to be the most demanding domestic edition of the year, which has high expectations before other retrospective compositions.

The re-release of one Djabe’s master creation is a compulsory work!

Musicians
Barabás Tamás – bass guitar, percussions
Égerházi Attila – guitar, percussions
Muck Ferenc – saxophone, percussions
Sipos András – percussions, vocal
Snétberger Ferenc – guitar
Szalóky Béla – flugerhorn

Djabe – Djabe

Djabe – Coffee Break

Djabe – Desert

[:][:en]

The monstre re-release of the award-winning Djabe album of 1998, which is considered a milestone to jazz/world music has come out. The mediabook packed four discs with the remixed version of “Witchi Tai To” contains more than three hours of previously unreleased extra material like video clips, interviews, unreleased live audio and video recordings, hundreds of unseen photos and interesting articles about the award-winning album and the Djabe. All this contained in a luxurious LP-sized high-quality book, 64 pages long.

András Sipos, also known as “Sipi” an actor-musician man above the ordinary, met Novus Jam band led by Attila Égerházi in 1994, the band he also became a member of. Following two albums they started a new project in 1995 under the name “Djabe”. The original musicians of Novus Jam and new jazz musicians who later formed Djabe, played together on the debut album released in 1996. Following the success of the first album a huge need arose for the live introduction of Djabe’s music world – and for that a permanent line-up was also required. The formation with Attila Égerházi (guitar), András Sipos (vocal, percussion), Tamás Barabás (bass guitar) and Ferenc Muck (saxophone) started to perform in 1997, and this line-up considered to be the first classical formation.

The unique music has been accompanied by special visual world since the first gig. The high standard stage visuals were provided by the Vari*Lite lighting system. The ballet led by Gábor Bakó completed the show.

In 1998, Djabe’s second though as a band, its first big album was completed, which was, actually entitled after Jim Pepper’s undying classics, the forever green title: ‘Witchi Tai To’. The Sipis’ supported the CD shop keepers and the Djabe familiarising music fans in this way to place the band on the shelves between the performers and the styles. The star guest of the album, the Trio Stendhal’ Legend, Ferenc Snétberger became a world-famous guitar artist.

The second Djabe release is a well- weighed and a fully developed production. It is just typical of its musical freedom that the former ‘crew’ of Djabe – while having the universally recognisable, repetitive ‘tribal’ rhythms harmonized – bravely combined the characteristics of various continent’s folk music, the standard melody forms; and the stylistic characteristics of funk, popular jazz and pop music in the good sense on the album ‘Witchi Tai To’ (and also on its follower album: ‘Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya’). The result became awe-inspiring. On outcome, it achieved sudden overwhelming success, and this deed almost blasted the national pop profession. ‘Witchi Tai To’ has been on one hand, recognised now as a musical milestone and a standard work of art on the other.

The album received Hungarian Music Award in jazz / world music category, as the “Domestic World Music Album of the Year”.

In 2015, twenty years after the launch of Djabe, “Witchi Tai To” released again in Deluxe mediabook edition format. The LP-size, 64-page hardcover book describes this period of time exhaustively and expansively.

The first CD and the first DVD introduces the songs of the album (which have yet matured classical) in a version re-mixed by Tamás Barabás, while on the DVD, in surround version, it is done as showing many hidden finesses from the music.

The DVD-Audio version from Djabe, which had already released in 2014 as an independent and trailer edition, is now a usual double CD (DVD-10) in which one of the sides is an original DVD-A (the full album is in 5.1 MLP Surround and 2.0 MLP stereo, 24 bit / 96 kHz formats), and the second one is however a standard DVD-Video (the full album is in 5.1 DTS Surround, 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround and 2.0 PCM Stereo 24 bit / 48 kHz formats.) which contains additional exciting extras. One of these is “Confidence”, which was originally on the “Enhanced” CD and 1997 concert film entitled Djabe Live 1977. Moreover, two such additional video clips got place on the album, which were made after the release of the album, and were made for the hit songs titled “Djabe” and “Coffee Break”.

The second CD, which holds the title “Witchi Tai To Live” contains concert versions from the time between 1997 and 1999 (including the material of ’98 Marble Hall concert), the original bonus song on the bonus disc of the original CD edition and rehearsal room recordings from 1998.

The second DVD, however, is the upgraded version of the classical concert video entitled “Witchi Tai To Tour 1998” which was previously only available in VHS format that came to light in 1999. Besides plenty of extras, even contemporary TV- and radio interviews with lots of music can be found, furthermore photo albums, the Golden Giraffe Award Ceremony, the video clip of Coffee Break of 2015 (Dance version), 20 minutes from the rehearsal, as well as there are comprehensive, retrospective interviews which belong to re-release. It is absolutely worth highlighting here that Tamás Barabás, besides his bass-guitar play, carried out an exceptionally great job as a sound engineer, too. He mixed the material so sensationally at that time the original and now the upgraded material that ‘Witchi Tai To’ deserve special attention if only because of his job.

The re-release of the 4-disc Deluxe, ’Witchi Tai To 2015’ will undoubtedly prove to be the most demanding domestic edition of the year, which has high expectations before other retrospective compositions.

The re-release of one Djabe’s master creation is a compulsory work!

Musicians
Barabás Tamás – bass guitar, percussions
Égerházi Attila – guitar, percussions
Muck Ferenc – saxophone, percussions
Sipos András – percussions, vocal
Snétberger Ferenc – guitar
Szalóky Béla – flugerhorn

Djabe – Djabe

Djabe – Coffee Break

Djabe – Desert

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További információk

Tömeg 1300 g
Méretek 32 × 32 × 2 cm
Formátum

Media book

Lemezek száma

4

Megjelenés dátuma

2015

Vonalkód

5998176111161

[:hu][:hu]CD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999

CD 2 – Witchi Tai To Live 1997-1999
Budai Parkszínpad – Westend Zenei Fesztivál 1997:
Djolé
Camel Run
Magyar Rádió – Jazz a Márványteremben 1998:
Ode
Desert
Sorcerer
Monsun
Márványterem
Witchi Tai To
Djabe
Thália Színház – Witchi Tai To Tour 1999:
Island
Bonus:
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)
Studio Rehearsal 1998
a, Visions Coctail
b, Island
c, Distant Dance

 

DVD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)

Audio
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)

Video
Djabe Live 1997
Visions
Camel Run
Desert – Walk
Visions Coctail
Djabe
Confidence
Island
Passage
Gallop
Coffee Break part I.
Bonus:
Djabe (video clip)
Coffee Break (video clip)

DVD 2 – Witchi Tai To Tour 1998

Video
Visions After The Rain
Ode
Visions
Distant Dance
Djabe
Sorcerer
Message From The Boat
Under Construction
Coffee Break
Desert
Witchi Tai To
Passage
Island
Total: 78:20

TV interviews 1998–1999
Reissue interviews 2014
Hungarian Music Award ceremony 2000
Coffee Break (Dance version) (video clip 2015)
Tour production rehearsal 1998
Photo Gallery

Audio
Radio Interview (Hungarian only)

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CD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999

CD 2 – Witchi Tai To Live 1997-1999
Budai Parkszínpad – Westend Zenei Fesztivál 1997:
Djolé
Camel Run
Magyar Rádió – Jazz a Márványteremben 1998:
Ode
Desert
Sorcerer
Monsun
Márványterem
Witchi Tai To
Djabe
Thália Színház – Witchi Tai To Tour 1999:
Island
Bonus:
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)
Studio Rehearsal 1998
a, Visions Coctail
b, Island
c, Distant Dance

 

DVD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)

Audio
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)

Video
Djabe Live 1997
Visions
Camel Run
Desert – Walk
Visions Coctail
Djabe
Confidence
Island
Passage
Gallop
Coffee Break part I.
Bonus:
Djabe (video clip)
Coffee Break (video clip)

DVD 2 – Witchi Tai To Tour 1998

Video
Visions After The Rain
Ode
Visions
Distant Dance
Djabe
Sorcerer
Message From The Boat
Under Construction
Coffee Break
Desert
Witchi Tai To
Passage
Island
Total: 78:20

TV interviews 1998–1999
Reissue interviews 2014
Hungarian Music Award ceremony 2000
Coffee Break (Dance version) (video clip 2015)
Tour production rehearsal 1998
Photo Gallery

Audio
Radio Interview (Hungarian only)

 

[:][:en]

CD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999

CD 2 – Witchi Tai To Live 1997-1999
Budai Parkszínpad – Westend Zenei Fesztivál 1997:
Djolé
Camel Run
Magyar Rádió – Jazz a Márványteremben 1998:
Ode
Desert
Sorcerer
Monsun
Márványterem
Witchi Tai To
Djabe
Thália Színház – Witchi Tai To Tour 1999:
Island
Bonus:
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)
Studio Rehearsal 1998
a, Visions Coctail
b, Island
c, Distant Dance

 

DVD 1 – Witchi Tai To 1998 (2013 remaster)

Audio
Coffee Break
Ode
Island
Odyssey
Visions After The Rain
Early Morning Snow
Visions Coctail
Desert
Visions
Gallop
Last Vision
Witchi Tai To
Bonus:
Visions 1999
Confidence (Enhanced 1998)

Video
Djabe Live 1997
Visions
Camel Run
Desert – Walk
Visions Coctail
Djabe
Confidence
Island
Passage
Gallop
Coffee Break part I.
Bonus:
Djabe (video clip)
Coffee Break (video clip)

DVD 2 – Witchi Tai To Tour 1998

Video
Visions After The Rain
Ode
Visions
Distant Dance
Djabe
Sorcerer
Message From The Boat
Under Construction
Coffee Break
Desert
Witchi Tai To
Passage
Island
Total: 78:20

TV interviews 1998–1999
Reissue interviews 2014
Hungarian Music Award ceremony 2000
Coffee Break (Dance version) (video clip 2015)
Tour production rehearsal 1998
Photo Gallery

Audio
Radio Interview (Hungarian only)

 

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