How many musicians are playing in your quartet? Oh, we have also the Whole Wheat Horns, Don Adams, Keith Spring. And attention! We also have a chainsaw on "Smackaroo"A6: instrumental version on flip side of 45rpm "Rain at the drive in". Add your own lyrics: It's Karaoke time!
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China? Fragile? Strong album with Rosco Gee, b, Barry Beckett, Hammond. Produced by Garry Tallent (E-Street Band).
Beautiful version of Peter Greens wonderful "Man of the world" A5. Recorded at Can Studio, Cologne and Abbey Road, London by René Tinner. Toots Thielemans, harmonica. Jaki Liebezeit (Can), drums, Rosco Gee,bass.
A little (forgotten) hammond-dominated masterpiece of progrock:"Laughin' Tackle" B3. Three cult-musicians: John Gustafson, Pete Robinson and Ian Underwood. No guitars, therefore it was a challenge for Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow to cover "Black sheep of the family".
The Montgomery Brothers - Groove Yard
(1961, Riverside) MONO, UK
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Kai Winding - Dirty Dog
(1966, Verve) WLP, MONO, VAN GELDER
Herbie Hancock
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The Staple Singers - Let's Do It Again Original Soundtrack
(1975, Curtom)
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Jack Bruce - Songs For A Tailor
(1969, Atco)
w/ Jon Hiseman & Dick Heckstall-Smith of Colosseum, produced by Felix Pappalardi.
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Recorded in NYC, September 1957 for Bethlehem Records. Arranged by Nat Pierce. Freddie Green/Turk Van Lake,gtr. Charlie Rouse,trp. Nat Pierce,pno. Eddie Jones,b. Gus Johnson/Ed Thigpen,dr.
Jazz? Certainly. R&B? Sure. Blues? No doubt. Lush horns! Impressive voice.
Listen to Vinsons sax solo in "Hold it right there" B6.
Guitar solos, fresh and vivid as a mountain creek in springtime. Listen to the beautiful instrumental "Revelation" B2.
This LP was a revelation indeed.
Joe Zawinul - Zawinul
(1971, Atlantic) Monarch
Herbie Hancock, Miroslav Vitous, Jack DeJohnette.
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Cat Stevens - The World Of Cat Stevens
(1970, Decca)
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Recorded July 18, 1985 at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
Joao Gilberto solo with his acoustic guitar. A calm one. Mastered by Bob Ludwig, who has mastered more than 3000 productions of 1300 artists. Is Ludwig the master of the mastering masters?
Oh why, oh why?! How was it possible to dance to this one in the 1970ies? -> Diss and say goodbye!
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