Re: [mb-users] Artist vs. Artist and His Orchestra
caller#6 <[email protected]>
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On 09/01/2012 02:53 AM, Ryan Torchia wrote: > > "Artist & His Orchestra" as it pertains to the example that started > all this (Percy Faith) is essentially the same thing as "Artist". Any > orchestra that played with him became "His Orchestra" -- a shorter and > more poetic way to say "Artist... but it's orchestral music, not just > some schmuck banging out love songs on a piano or something." [snip] > We shouldn't try to apply the same one-size-fits-all guideline to > "Artist and His Orchestra" that we would to "Artist and the Band" or > "Artist and Artist". > +1 I'd point to an example like Alexis Korner & Friends[1]. There was no band called that. It's just an indication of what to expect, which in this case is a revolving lineup "supporting" Alexis Korner. Alex / caller#6 [1] http://musicbrainz.org/artist/d6a56832-d11a-4fe6-9455-fca779d494a4