Bruce Haack
Bruce Clinton Haack , né le en Alberta au Canada, et mort le , est un musicien et compositeur, pionnier dans le domaine de la musique électronique.
Bruce Haack
| Surnom | Jackpine Savage, Jacques Trapp |
|---|---|
| Nom de naissance | Bruce Clinton Haack |
| Naissance |
Nordegg (Canada) |
| Décès |
(à 57 ans) West Chester (Pennsylvanie, États-Unis) |
| Activité principale | Musicien, producteur |
| Genre musical | Musique Ă©lectronique, Musique pour enfants |
| Instruments | Synthétiseur, vocodeur, voix |
| Années actives | 1955-1988 |
| Labels | Dimension 5, Columbia |
| Site officiel | http://www.brucehaack.com/ |
Discographie
Albums
| Année | Album | UK | US | Informations additionnelles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1963 | Dance Sing and Listen | - | - | |
| 1964 | Dance Sing and Listen Again | - | - | |
| 1965 | Dance Sing and Listen Again and Again | - | - | |
| 1968 | The Way Out Record for Children | - | - | Identified by Nick DiFonzo as having one of the worst album covers of all time[1]. |
| 1969 | Electronic Record for Children | - | - | |
| 1970 | The Electric Lucifer | - | - | |
| 1971 | Together | - | - | as Jackpine Savage |
| 1972 | Dance to the Music | - | - | |
| 1973 | Captain Entropy | - | - | |
| 1974 | This Old Man | - | - | |
| 1975 | Funky Doodle | - | - | |
| 1976 | Ebenezer Electric | - | - | |
| 1978 | Haackula | - | - | Non sorti en raison du contenu |
| 1979 | Electric Lucifer Book II | - | - | Sorti en 2001 |
| 1981 | Bite | - | - | Reversioning of Haackula |
| 1981 | Zoot Zoot Zoot Here Comes Santa In His New Space Suit | - | - | Commissioned work w/ Tiny Tim |
Simples
- 1955: "Les Etapes"
- 1956: "Lullaby for a Cat"
- 1979: "Icarus"
- 1983: "Party Machine" - collaboration w/ Russell Simmons
Compilations
- 1998: Hush Little Robot - QDK Media
- 1999: Listen Compute Rock Home - Emperor Norton Records
- 2002: Electronic 01 - Mean Old Devil - Mute Records
- 2007: Badd Santa - I Like Christmas - Stones Throw Records
- 2010: Farad: The Electric Voice - Stones Throw Records
- 2011: Bruce Haack Remixed - Stones Throw Records
Covers
- 2005: Dimension Mix: A Tribute to Dimension 5 Records - Eenie Meenie Records
Samples
- 1968: Bruce samples and loops the Rolling Stones' "Citadel" on a homemade instrument on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
- 2006: Cut Chemist samples Bruce Haack's "School For Robots" on (My 1st) Big Break
Film et télévision
- 1958: I've Got a Secret
- 1965: The Mike Douglas Show
- 1965: The Tonight Show
- 1968: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood[2]
Music videos
- 2005: "Funky Lil Song" - Beck, Dir. Joel Fox/Ross Harris, Eenie Meenie Records
- 2005: "Rain of Earth" - Stones Throw Singers, Dir. Joel Fox/Ross Harris, Eenie Meenie Records
- 2011: "Party Machine" - Prince Language Afterparty Edit, Dir. Philip Anagnos, Stones Throw Records
Voir aussi
- Leon Theremin
- Raymond Scott
- Robert Moog
- Jim Copp
Références
- Nick DiFonzo, The WORST album covers in the world.
- « Mr Rogers Neighborhood with Bruce Haack & Miss Nelson », sur YouTube (consulté le )
Liens externes
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