Horace Silver - Filthy McNasty

Sunday Jazz Continues; were back like this!! it's going down after spending the day cruising down I-20 here in Atlanta...

The madness continues, jokers will try to track this!! they didn't understand a brotha!!

The saga  / struggle continues; the struggle is real, manipulated by those that are nasty..

Characters hated, they were dubious acting brand new with this; mentioned by Horace Silver with his track called Filthy McNasty

....it was composed by Horace Silver, recorded live at the Village Gate on New York, May 19, 1961; 57 years ago...

....and still sounding good!! check it out, as we go for what we know!!


....the players on this track are

Horace Silver (piano)

 Blue Mitchell (trumpet)

 Junior Cook (tenor sax)

 Gene Taylor (bass)

Roy Brooks (drums)

Milt Jackson ‎– Plenty, Plenty Soul

Sunday Jazz, I mean digital crate digging continues!! We're checking out this hard bop / classic jazz from  Milt Jackson ‎– with a track called  Plenty, Plenty Soul, from his 1966 album of the same name.

 This is some *beatnik*  type of music. *Yall don't know nothing about this* is what my Pops would say!! Check out the players and the track...

• Alto Saxophone – Ronnie Peters
• Arranged By – Quincy Jones
• Baritone Saxophone – Sahib Shihab
• Bass – Percy Heath
• Drums – Art Blakey
• Piano – Horace Silver
• Tenor Saxophone – Frank Foster
• Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland
• Trumpet – Joe Newman
• Vibraphone [Vibraharp] – Milt Jackson
• Written-By – Milt Jackson , Quincy Jones