Michael Franks - Chain Reaction (DoctorSoul’s “You Can't Fake It” Extended Re-Therapy)

 Sunday Jazz Continues check these menus as we drop this good word and the sound!

The saga  / struggle continues as life goes on as the toil and strife goes on but we'll proceed and continue to put it down!

We're all out here in attack mode due to the information overload that's in overdrive due to this Presidential election!

Many are stressed out due to the information implemented by Russia with Operation Overload in this and that section!

Brotha O? cutting the corner after pulling up to the intersection now bringing this jazz funk / soul jazz from Michael Franks with a track called  Chain Reaction (DoctorSoul’s “You Can't Fake It” Extended Re-Therapy)

Whatch know? Brotha O out of order?  not really! just check out the players and the track s we drop this science letting y'all know what the deal will be!

Solo Saxophone: David Sanborn Unknown: Don Henderson Concert Master Conductor: Israel Baker Music: Joe Sample Solo Piano: Joe Sample Drums: John Guerin Guitar: Larry Carlton Unknown, Vocals: Michael Franks Production Co- Ordinator: Noel Newbolt Producer: Tommy Lipuma Bass: Wilton Felder Arranger: Claus Ogerman Composer: Michael Franks

Tony Williams - Hip Skip

Digital Crate Digging Continues on this Flashback Friday! check us out as we get retro futuristic!

The saga / struggle continues aka life goes on as the toil and strife goes on; we’re way way out there broadcasting live from a remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta, can you dig it?

O-Dog Day Partying earlier but we’ve got other work to do, check us out as we drop this Afternoon Jazz!

We’re in the heart of this thing, it’s rough out here! we’re trying not to spaz!

We're listening to some jazz funk from drummer  Tony Williams with a track called Hip Skip. 

Check out the players and the track as we maintain, we’re trying not to flip!

Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn 

Arranged By [Horns] – William Eaton

Baritone Saxophone – Ronnie Cuber

Bass – Paul Jackson 

Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Mini-moog] – Jan Hammer

Drums, Mixed By – Tony Williams

Percussion – Ralph MacDonald

Tenor Saxophone – Michael Brecker

Trombone – Barry Rogers

Trumpet – Jon Faddis, Randy Brecker

Written-By, Guitar – George Benson

Randy Brecker - 34th 'n Lex

Sunday Jazz Continues, getting off to a late start it's an error of the mind not the heart like the Baptist preacher said this morning...

Son!! spazzing was on a dude's mind when I see society mistreating my kind!! "buking and scorning"

Son / daughter? a step ahead of the slaughter, physical / mental / metaphysical, detrimental!! it's got us coming and going;  out here fighting back with an instrumental...

....or maybe two or three so what it do? what it be? weaponizing soul jazz / jazz funk / jazzhop we didn't quit / stop; this is what it do!!

Acting like we knew, listening to Randy Brecker with a track called 34th 'n Lex; oh yes!! that corner up in the NYC...

Check out the players and the track!! respect due as we bring it back!! it's a big world / galaxy somebody will feel me..

Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn
Baritone Saxophone, Soloist [First Solo] – Ronnie Cuber
Electric Bass – Chris Minh Doky
Guitar – Adam Rogers 
Keyboards, Programmed By [Drum And Percussion Programming] – George Whitty
Tenor Saxophone, Soloist [Second Solo] – Michael Brecker
Trumpet – Randy Brecker
Written-By – Randy Brecker

Buckshot LeFonque - James Brown (Part 1 & 2)

Digital Crate Digging Continues per this HumpDay Extravaganza!! 

We're listening to some jazz funk  / jazz hop from Buckshot LeFonque with a track called James Brown (Part 1 and 2)!!

It's somewhat of tribute to the Godfather of Soul!! Check out the players and the track!!

Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn

Bass – Reggie Washington

Drums – Rocky Bryant

Guitar – L. Carl Burnett

Scratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo 

Tenor Saxophone, Drum Programming – Branford Marsalis

Trombone – John Touchy

Trumpet – Russell Gunn

Vocals [Screamin' N' Shoutin'] – "Hey Man" Jefferson

David Sanborn- Tin Tin Deo

Digital Crate Digging Continues per this Terrible / Terrific Tuesday; so what's the perspective, positive or negative? 

Maybe this soul / jazz track from David Sanborn called  Tin Tin Deowill help you get your mind right!! Check out the players and the track!!

Alto Saxophone, Arranged By – David Sanborn / Bass – Christian McBride / Cello – Dave Eggar / Drums – Steve Gadd / Electric Piano, Organ – Larry Goldings / Flute [B Flute D'amore, C Flute] – Bob Sheppard / Flute [Bass & Alto Flute] – Sheryl Henze / Guitar – Russell Malone / Percussion – Luis Quintero / Trombone – Mike Davis / Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Alex Sipiagin / Vibraphone – Mike Mainieri / Viola – Ron Lawrence / Violin – Belinda Whitney, Joyce Hammann

Dave Grusin ‎– Thankful N' Thoughtful

Afternoon Jazz Continues in conjunction with Digital Crate Digging Continues; we're checking out some soul jazz from   Dave Grusin ‎– with a track called Thankful N' Thoughtful.

This is from his album called  Night Lines. Check out the players and the track.

• Backing Vocals – Gary Roda
• Drums [Simmons] – Buddy Williams
• Electric Bass – Marcus Miller
• Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Phoebe Snow
• Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Synthesizer [Yamaha Gs 2], Synthesizer [Obx-a], Synthesizer [Yamaha Dx-7], Drum Programming [Linn], Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Fairlight], Synth [Mini Moog], Piano, Percussion – Dave Grusin
• Saxophone – David Sanborn
• Synthesizer [Fairlight Programming] – Ed Walsh

 

Joe Beck- Cafe Black Rose

Sunday Jazz Continues; we're checking out this jazz funk from guitarist Joe Beck  with a track called Cafe Black Rose. Check out the players and the track..

• Alto Saxophone – David Sanborn
• Cello – Charles McCracken, George Ricci, Jesse Levy
• Drums – Chris Parker 
• Electric Bass – Will Lee
• Electric Piano, Organ – Don Grolnick
• Guitar – Joe Beck, Steve Khan
• Percussion – Ray Mantilla
• Violin – Charles Libove, David Nadien, Frederick Buldrini, Harold Kohon, Harry Cykman, Harry Lookofsky, Joe Malin, Max Ellen, Peter Dimitriades