BreakBeat Scientific / Doing What We Do (Part Five)

 Check us out as we come through on this Monday Morning, we're doing what we do getting breakbeat scientific!

The saga / struggle continues as life goes on as the toil and strife goes on; Brotha O mentioned earlier that life is hectic! 

But we keep doing what we do dropping this good word and the sound; stay safe we were told per prior pandemic instructions but also related to ongoing corruptions! I see some waiting out there but as the darkness falls evil preys. Please! the Rolling Stones mentioned Sympathy For The Devil but there's no sympathy or empathy from the devil, hopefully one prays. That Brotha O-Zone is launching this sonic assault against an evil conspirator who has it in for you and me. What's really going on? let them bleed the evil one shouted! now that's not good for you and me.

We're flipping the switch on so once again its on check us out as we do what we do!

We're coming through getting breakbeat scientific, the type of business usually handled out here in remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta; this is how we do!

But we're going through it along with the rest of our clientele  / constituents as we deal with matters from GOP voter suppression to Bidenomics!

We're going through it as we deal with wars and rumors of wars from Ukraine to the Gaza Strip check out the next level dramatics!

We keep doing what we do, we fight back with this good word  / mathematics plus my people might be able to Shake It Well like the Dramatics or even Cornell Dupree as digital crate digging continues!

We keep doing what we do as we continue to get breakbeat scientific check these menus!

Eddie Harris and Les Mccann - Shorty Rides Again

Digital Crate Digging Continues on this Saturday morning but the science dropped is appropriate for any time period! 

The saga / struggle continues as we broadcast live and direct from our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta, can you dig it?

I see how some are trying to play it, like Rep. Jim Jordan interfering with Fani Willis a lot of hubris was shown, maybe an illusion? I see how some are trying to play it, like Mark Meadows trying to move his case to Federal Court probably hiding the falling frailties from all the losing. In reality? jokers were out here rolling like Vivek Ramaswamy, a lot of lamestream activities occurred. In reality? some will find out it's rough out here! all is not what it seems; in the grey area lines blurred.

We're setting off an Afternoon Jazz / O-Dog Day Party vibe early, checking out these jazz funk masters  Eddie Harris and Les Mccann - with Shorty Rides Again.  

Check out the players and the track!! Let's Get It / Let's Go!! it's on once again! 

• Bass – Jerry Jemmott 
• Drums – Bernard Purdie 
• Guitar – Cornell Dupree
• Percussion – Buck Clarke
• Piano – Les McCann
• Saxophone [Tenor] – Eddie Harris
• Tambourine – Bernard Purdie
• Trumpet – Benny Bailey

Donny Hathaway - Someday We'll All Be Free

Sunday Jazz Continues as a cool Sunday afternoon in Atlanta transitions into a Sunday night; we're still out here trying to get it right. 

The saga / struggle continues as we drop a tune or two, along with this breakbeat scientific insight. 

Staying in flight, intergalactic with it but also local  / national and international.

Alright? we're out here putting it down like this even though naysayers will claim we're acting irrational.

Check the flow as we come through with this classic soul jazz track from Donny Hathaway called Someday We'll All Be Free!

Check out the players and the track!! this is a reload check us out as we go into soul jazz mode! check the message in the music, y'all should be able to see what the deal will be!!

Arranged By, Written-By, Electric Piano, Lead Vocals – Donny Hathaway

Bass – Willie Weeks

Drums – Ray Lucas

Guitar – Cornell Dupree, David Spinozza

Producer – Arif Mardin

Trumpet, Soloist – Marvin Stamm

Written-By – Edward Howard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eddie Harris - Live Right Now

Sunday Jazz Continues on a Sunday afternoon but this science dropped is good for any time frame..

The saga / struggle continues aka life goes on of course! but of course the system will play a mind game..

Rocking venues as the toil and strife continues that's par for the course like systemic racism continues in conjunction with Covid 19..

Rocking venues sonic oil anointing the masses against evil, so we'll get our minds right and quit playing!! 

Hustle knocking rebuked, we're not quitting / stopping like Eddie Harris we'll Live Right Now..

Living for today in the midst of the madness!! check the players and this funky track that'll play, here and now!!

• Bass – Donald "Duck" Dunn
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• Drums – Tubby Ziegler
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• Guitar – Cornell Dupree , Jimmy O'Rourke
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• Organ – Billy Carter
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• Piano – Dave Crawford
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• Tenor Saxophone [Electric] – Eddie Harris
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• Trumpet – Ira Sullivan
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• Written-By – Eddie Harris 

Stanley Turrentine & Milt Jackson - Sister Sanctified

Sunday Jazz Continues on this last Sunday Jazz program of 2019. 

It's also the last episode from the 2010's, when I really got this concept going!!

Being retrospective, checking through my archives, ran across this Stanley Turrentine and Milt Jackson post, with their classic track Sister Sanctified, off their collaborative album  called Cherry..

Retro- futuristic? Sister Sanctified was sampled on My Philosophy by Boogie Down Productions from By All Means Necessary released in '88, concepts were revolutionary..

Retro - futuristic? there was a bad link, now we'll reload not trying to miss it!! 

Check out the players and the track, as that classic jazz funk / soul jazz sound is revisited!!!

• Stanley Turrentine - tenor saxophone
• Milt Jackson - vibraphone
• Bob James - piano, electric piano, arranger
• Cornell Dupree - guitar
• Ron Carter - bass
• Billy Cobham - drums

Cornell Dupree ‎– Stayin Alive

Digital Crate Digging Continues per Flashback Friday!! We're listening to some disco jazz from Cornell Dupree ‎ with his version of the BeeGee's Stayin Alive!! Check out the players and the track!!

• Bass – Buster Williams
• Cello – Sally Rosoff
• Drums – Doug Wilson
• Electric Guitar – Cornell Dupree
• Keyboards – Mario E. Sprouse
• Saxophone – Alex Foster
• Trombone – Kiane Zawadi
• Trumpet – Earl Gardner
• Violin – Elliot Rosoff, Irving Spice

Cornell Dupree - Boogie Nights

Sunday Jazz Continues!! We're checking out some soul jazz / disco jazz / jazzdance from Cornell Dupree with his version of the Heatwave's  Boogie Nights. Check out the players and the track..

• Bass – Buster Williams
• Cello – Sally Rosoff
• Drums – Doug Wilson 
• Electric Guitar – Cornell Dupree
• Keyboards – Mario E. Sprouse
• Saxophone – Alex Foster
• Trombone – Kiane Zawadi
• Trumpet – Earl Gardner
• Violin – Elliot Rosoff, Irving Spice

Pucho and His Latin Soul Brothers - Friendship Train

Digital Crate Digging Continues; we're checking out some Latin Jazz / Jazz Funk from Pucho and His Latin Soul Brothers as they ride the Friendship Train. Check out the players and the track..

• Bass – Ernie Adams 
• Bongos – Richard Landrum
• Congas – Alvin Bunn
• Drums – George Michaels
• Drums, Timbales – Pucho
• Electric Piano – John “Madhatter” Spruill
• Flute – Ed Pazzant, Kenny Rodgers
• Guitar [Electric], Sitar – Cornell Dupree
• Producer – George Patterson, George Tindley, George Williams 
• Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Kenny Rodgers
• Trumpet – Al Pazzant
• Vibraphone – Willie Bivens