Rahsaan Roland Kirk - I Say A Little Prayer

Sunday Jazz Continues! well, actually Monday morning has come around but we’re in that same kind of vibe!

Chilling out on a Monday morning broadcasting live from our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta! listening to some soul jazz trying to get our minds right so we won’t spaz, we’re not that kind of tribe!

Actually this is a continuation of the vibe we had going on Sunday night until Twitter was down; Rahsaan Roland Kirk was trending because yesterday was his birthday!

We posted a couple of his tracks last night, not bitter as we put it down we continue the fight! this is how the work will be!

We’re checking out  Rahsaan Roland Kirk with his version of Aretha Franklin's classic I Say A Little Prayer!

This off of  Mr.Kirk's  Volunteered Slavery album, science is dropped by a player!

On this album he was rolling with a band that included Charles McGhee on trumpet, Dick Griffin on trombone, organist Mickey Tucker, bassist Vernon Martin, drummers Jimmy Hopps and Charles Grady, as well as Sony Brown.  

Of course Mr Kirk usually played tow horns at once...plus handled the spoken word. Check it out! on this Monday morning this is how we’re getting down!

70s Spiritual Jazz Mix (Spiritual, Free jazz, Jazz-Funk, Soul Jazz, Afrobeat..)

Sunday Jazz Continues! the holiday season is coming to a close but a dude is out  here bringing presents  like it's Christmas with this good word and the music!

On these menus / in these venues? we're dropping something different, playing the field with this digital crate digging!! some of my constituents are digging the music..

...as they face the music, looking for medicine to ease the pain; belligerent when building these breakbeat scientific experiments?

In the race this is conducive, helping my people deal with it, not yielding as society keeps conducting these social experiments..

Social engineering? they'll use it but my people will deal with it!! listening to this medicine,  70s Spiritual Jazz Mix (Spiritual, Free jazz, Jazz-Funk, Soul Jazz, Afrobeat..) this is courtesy of the Magical Mystery Mix

Mechanical engineering by O-Zone of the sonic nature!! using this aged medicine, old stuff is the best stuff!! spiritual significance? check out some of the artists featured and get caught up in the beat / mix!!

〜Track list 00:00 | Intro 00:51 | Pharoah Sanders - Morning prayer 04:37 | Stanley Cowell - Travellin' man 07:36 | Harold Mckinny - Ode to Africa 13:30 | Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Spirits Up Above 17:00 | Don Cherry - Utopia and Visions 22:34 | Karin Krog - Meaning of love 26:22 | Leon Thomas - Echoes 29:55 | Toshiaki Yokota & The Beat Generation - 光の洪水 37:30 | The Pyramids - Queen of the Spirits 39:40 | Gil Scott-Heron - Sex Education, Ghetto Style 40:28 | Walter Bishop - Keeper of my soul 43:25 | The Ensemble Al-Salaam - Optimystical 46:48 | Haki R. Madhubuti & Nation - Walk The Way Of The New World 50:56 | The Descendants Of Mike And Phoebe - Coltrane 54:58 | McCoy Tyner - Valley of life

Les McCann - Get Yourself Together (Live at Montreux)

Digital Crate Digging Continues!! we're checking out some soul jazz / jazz funk from  Les McCann -with a track called Get Yourself Together (Live at Montreux) (1972). 

It's going down like this!!! Check out the players and the track..


Jimmy Rowser (bass), Buck Clarke (congas, percussion), Donald Dean (drums), Rahsaan Roland Kirk (saxophone), and LesMcCann (keyboards, vocals)