The Brecker Brothers - Slang

Sunday Jazz Continues as we serve this Sunday meal metaphorically; from a distance!! due to the coronavirus? this is how the sport will be..

Rocking these venues, O-Dog Day Partying from a jazz perspective while social distancing / quarantining but on the scene again; complex is how the sport will be...

Knocking hustles in these venues? aborting missions is how the system wants us to play it; like Trump vs the USPS,  so people can't vote by mail?

Rocking!! hustling hard from a spiritual perspective on this Resurrection Sunday so the devil won't catch up with it? what? our soul, oh yes!! this is how we roll!!  beats will bump and this good word is dropped, we refuse to fail...

Rocking!! hustling hard as we shelter in place,  we won't fail to drop this funk in your face!! listening to the The Brecker Brothers with a track called Slang

Rocking!! hustling hard as we shelter in place!! check the players and the track as these brothas continue to run this race as we drop this funk and this good word / slang!!

Arranged By – George Whitty, Michael Brecker
Bass – James Genus
Guitar – Dean Brown
Keyboards, Pedalboard [Hammond Bass] – George Whitty
Percussion – Steve Thornton
Producer – George Whitty
Tenor Saxophone – Michael Brecker
Trumpet – Randy Brecker
Written-By – Michael Brecker

Eric Gale - Sara Smile

Sunday Jazz Continues!! check us out as a little digital crate digging will be involved...

The saga / struggle continues, can you dig it? during the ongoing process we jumped to the the conclusion that it's rough out here, but we evolved..

The saga / struggle continues,  threw some salve on the wounds and kept it moving / grooving..

Chilling out on this Sunday evening after coming out odd and even in the ongoing crap game; life is a gamble,  winning and losing..

Shady dealing out here in Babylon? oh yes, once again it's on!! we rebuke it with this sound!! listening to Eric Gale with his version of the the Hall and Oates track Sara Smile..

They're killing it!! check out the all star players he has rolling with him and the track; they've got a reggae twist to it, but something tells me it'll make you smile!!

• Bass – Gary King 
• Cello – Alan Shulman, Charles McCraken
• Drums – Andrew Smith , Steve Gadd 
• Guitar – Eric Gale
• Percussion – Ralph MacDonald
• Organ – Richard Tee 
• Producer, Synthesizer, Clavinet – Bob James
• Saxophone – Eddie Daniels, George Young , Mike Brecker
• Trombone – Dave Taylor, Wayne Andre
• Trumpet – Alan Rubin, Jon Faddis, Lou Soloff, Randy Brecker
• Viola – Emanuel Vardi, Lamarr Alsop
• Violin – David Nadien, Diane Halprin, Harold Kohon, Harry Cykman, Harry Glickman, Marvin Morgenstern, Max Ellen, Max Pollikoff, Paul Gershman
• Vocals – Frank Floyd, Lani Groves, Patti Austin, Ray Simpson, Vivian Cherry, Bill Eaton, Zack Sanders

Billy Cobham - "Heather" (DJ Spivey's 4am Edit)

Digital Crate Digging Continues on this Terrible / Terrific Tuesday where things can play out either way..

Had my share of ups and downs like I heard Gladys Knight mention on her song with the Pips but a dude never slips down the rabbit hole or into the abyss;  I kept it moving, that's how I play!! 

Keeping a positive perspective, that's how I play it; life? it's respected!  it's a blessing to be here!!  a dude is trying to enjoy it...

The enemy / opposition disrespected, so we prayed about!! toil and strife? dealt with it!! blessings continue to flow but the apparatus is still stressing a bro!! the music? we'll deploy it..

....to the front lines, a good mood enhancer when the system fronts on mine!! at the moment listening to Billy Cobham - "Heather" (DJ Spivey's 4am Edit)

The sound selector mentioned Souls Of Mischief / George Duke / Brecker Brother influences as we use this sound to slide through these  portals and conduits; can you dig it?