Freddie Hubbard / Outer Forces

Digital Crate Digging Continues on this Throwback Thursday, who’ll work with me on another “anything goes” night? you might hear anything!! 

Due to this being a Thankful Thursday and it being a blessing to be here? we were O-Dog Day Partying earlier but we’ve got other work to do, check us out as we do our thing!

Check out these remote outpost musings, we’re back in the lab after being out in those Atlanta streets riding through remnants of Tropical Storm Nicholas but now we’re back with this providing bonus coverage but it’s par for the course!

Checking out  some jazz from Freddie Hubbard with a cut called Outer Forces.
 This is from Mr. Hubbard’s “Blue Spirits” album, recorded at Van Gelder Studio on february 26, 1965.  

This was remastered in 2004, check out the players and the track to catch the score! these cats are going in, they didn’t shuck or jive!

Check this out at Freddie Hubbard / Outer Forces

Richard Davis – The Rabbi

Sunday Jazz Continues on a rainy Sunday evening in Atlanta,  we’re putting it down like this!!

A lot of people were back in church getting that good word from the preacher / pastor even though that coronavirus is still present; y’all know what the deal is!!
Some churches are still virtual, the Delta variant is real so y’all be safe out there!

In the meantime and between time lets check out Richard Davis so he can tell us what the Rabbi has to say; taking it there!

This is from his album The Philosophy of the Spiritual  Recorded at NYC, November, 1971 (Cobblestone)

Check out the players helping him out and the track as we “holla back”; once again it’s on!!

Check this out at Richard Davis – The Rabbi

Roy Haynes Quartet featuring Roland Kirk – Fly Me to the Moon

Sunday Jazz Continues!! We’re checking out some of this classic jazz from the Roy Haynes Quartet featuring Roland Kirk with their version of Fly Me to the Moon. Check out the players and the track. Let’s Go!!

• Bass – Henry Grimes
• Drums – Roy Haynes
• Piano – Tommy Flanagan
• Tenor Saxophone, Saxophone [Manzello, Stritch], Flute – Roland Kirk

 

Soul Of Jazz #3 Mix by DJ Raphael

Sunday Jazz Continues’ we’re checking out this Soul Of Jazz #3 Mix by DJ Raphael. Perfect for his Sunday evening or whenever!! Check out the playlist and the mix..

1. 00:00 / Lift Off (feat. Shafiq Husayn & Mic Check) – Robert Glasper
2. 03:00 / Peace/Dolphin Dance – Madlib & Joe McDuphrey Experience
3. 06:45 / Dolphin Dance – Ahmad Jamal
4. 10:18 / Dreamflower – Barry Coleman, Fred Miller, Kevin Atkins, Phil Clendeninn, Ryo Kawasaki & Tarika Blue
5. 13:52 / Twisted (4hero Remix) – Ultra Naté
6. 10:08 / Spontaneous Quality – Stan Forebee
7. 22:11 / Already There (feat. Robert Glasper & Thundercat) – Taylor McFerrin
8. 24:56 / Places & Spaces – Donald Byrd
9. 30:57 / Trans-Alpine Express (feat. Lord Echo) – The Elder Statesman
10. 35:30 / Out Of Town – Zero 7
11. 40:10 / Tyrone – Erykah Badu

Weather Report ‎– Night Passage

Afternoon Jazz in conjunction with digital crate digging continues; we’re checking out some of this smooth jazz from Weather Report ‎– with a track called Night Passage. Check out the players and the track..

• Bass – Jaco Pastorius
• Drums – Peter Erskine
• Drums [Hand Drums] – Robert Thomas, Jr.
• Keyboards – Joe Zawinul
• Remix – Jerry Hudgins
• Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

Tom Browne – Bluesanova

Digital Crate Digging Continues!! we’re checking out soul jazz from Tom Browne with a track called  Bluesanova. Check it out!!

Christian McBride Trio – “Fried Pies”

Digital Crate Digging Continues; we’re checking out some classic / traditional jazz from the Christian McBride Trio with a track called Fried Pies.

The trio consists of Christian McBride (bass), Christian Sands (piano), and Ulysses Owens, Jr. (drums).

This was recorded at the KPLU Studio Sessions held at KPLU 88.5 in Seattle. Check it out y’all!!

Instrumental Jazz Mix : Cafe Restaurant Background Music

Digital Crate Digging Continues!! it’s like we’re chilling out in the jazz club listening to this Instrumental Jazz Mix : Cafe Restaurant Background Music  courtesy of  Atsu Otaki. They’ve got all the classic tracks performed by all the classic jazz masters!! Check out the playlist and enjoy the mix.

Track List:
1. Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) – Oscar Peterson Trio
2. The Girl From Ipanema – Oscar Peterson
3. Bags’ Groove – Oscar Peterson Trio
4. What Can I Say (After I Say I’m Sorry)? – The Red Garland Trio
5. Hey Now – The Red Garland Trio
6. There Will Never Be Another You – Red Garland
7. First Trip – Herbie Hancock
8. Cantaloupe Island – Herbie Hancock
9. Watermelon Man – Herbie Hancock
10. Moanin’ – Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
11. Come Rain Or Come Shine – Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
12. Red Pepper Blues – Art Pepper
13. Cleopatra’s Dream – Bud Powell
14. Morning Of The Carnival – Gerry Mulligan
15. Autumn Leaves – Manhattan Jazz Quintet
16. Jordu – Manhattan Jazz Quintet
17. Lands End – Clifford Brown & Max Roach Quintet
18. Joy Spring – Clifford Brown & Max Roach
19. Clifford Brown & Max Roach Quintet
20. Jacqui – J.J. Johnson
21. So Sorry Please – J.J. Johnson
22. Bag’s Groove (Take 1) – Miles Davis
23. Freddie Freeloader – Miles Davis
24. It Could Happen To You – Miles Davis
25. My Funny Valentine – The Miles Davis Quintet

Joe Henderson Featuring Sting -It Ain’t Necessarily So

Sunday Jazz Continues; we’re checking out this classic jazz from Joe Henderson Featuring Sting -with a track called It Ain’t Necessarily So. Check out the players and the track.        

• Drums – Jack DeJohnette
• Electric Guitar – John Scofield
• Piano – Tommy Flanagan
• Bass – Dave Holland
• Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson
• Trombone – Conrad Herwig
• Vibraphone – Stefon Harris
• Vocals –  Sting

Nat Adderley -Cantaloupe Island

Sunday Jazz Continues; we’re checking out this classic from Nat Adderley with a song called Cantaloupe Island. Check out the players and the track…

• Bass – Bob Cranshaw
• Drums – Roy McCurdy
• Piano – Herbie Hancock
• Saxophone –  Joe Henderson
• Trumpet – Nat Adderley