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Dammit!! The line-up alone makes this record worth while. Just look at the monsters that form the group asumbled for this one; check it out: Oliver Nelson - Sax alto & tenor; Eric Dolphy - Sax alto & flute; George Barrow - Sax Baritone; Freddie Hubbard - Trumpte; Bill Evans - Piano; Paul Chambers - Drums; Roy Haynes - Percussions. Links and album courtesy of UNIVERSAL MIND OF BILL EVENS. Cheers.

Tracklisting:

1. Stolen Moments
2. Hoe-Down
3. Cascades
4. Yearnin'
5. Butch and Butch
6. Teenie's Blues

Thanks Greg.

In my constant mission to locate DJ Shadow's breaks & samples, I came across this very nice peace of music. It's a very good album, very classic jazz instrumentation, very atmospheric, and very progressive in nature. It's a great album. Look for the Shadow sample in there. Peace!

Found this one over at Hip Hop is Read blogspot, and figured since we're on a theme, might as well keep it going. Haven't listened to it yet, but I'm sure it's nice. Leave some comments, let us all know what you think. Back soon. Peace!

Yo! This is one of my wife's favourite artist, and she's dope. Hard-core soulfull voice, hard-core classic Jazz vocal. And "Hotter Than A Mosquitos Tweeter" is one of the dopest songs I've ever heard. This is a CD Rip, and the packaging is a Vinyl replica from Germany, and well worth the money I spent on it. Back soon. Peace!

Another one my wife turned me on to... This is some classic shit right here. If you like Jazz Vocals, with a hint of flavor to it, then this here is for you.





Recording live session 1968, Paris, Olympia
Devil's Workshop [03:55]
Just in Time [05:00]
When I Was A Young Girl [04:50]
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood [03:50]
Ne Me Quitte Pas [06:15]
To Love Somebody [04:20]
Backlash Blues [03:55]
House of the Rising Sun [06:55]
See-Line Woman [04:30]
Please Read Me [03:20]
Ain't Got No/I Got Life [11:10]
Gin House Blues [05:55]

Enjoy!

Sorry, don't know much about this album, and quite frankly, haven't even listened to it yet, but look at the freakin' line-up on this: Hank Mobley, James Spaulding, Joe Henderson, Mccoy Tyner, Pete la Roca, Herbie Hancock, Bob Cranshaw, and others... That alone entitles a listen. Found this at Hefiorels eclectic music show pay him a visit. Back soon. Pace!