Jul 31
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3 songs I played over and over this past week
Fela Kuti - Shuffering and Shmiling
Afrika 70 were always puting out jazz tunes with lengths that would instill fear into the hearts of any tiktokbrain. Politically poking fun and expressing disdain thru sarcasm continues to be one of my favorite themes in Fela Kuti's pieces, as well as the obligatory call-and-response from halfway thru the songs onward.
Azymuth - Morning
Fabulous Brazilian fusion jazz piece that I was already familiar with. It really does sound like the flowers and animals and people coming alive with the beginning of the morning. Calming and dreamy and full of life, no further notes.
Bob James - Take Me To The Mardi Gras
Everyone and their mother knows the first 10 seconds of this song whether they realize it or not, due to its heavy use as a sample in countless songs especially in the hip hop and pop genres. This was another song I was familiar with because my dad is a big Bob James fan, but it reappeared on my Spotify weekly playlist so I grew fond of it again.
George Benson — The Other Side Of Abbey Road. 1969 : A&M.
Two playlists I think I'm gonna have to start making soon:
One that's dedicated to the much-sampled bells off of Bob James' 1975 cover of Paul Simon's "Take Me to the Mardi Gras," whose most famous use is probably in Snap!'s "The Power" (although Snap! were actually sampling Mantronix's "King of the Beats," which itself was sampling "Take Me to the Mardi Gras"):
And the Korg M1 Organ preset 02, or in layman's terms, the early-to-mid-90s fuzzy dance organ sound, which coursed through a bunch of voguing house tunes, like Crystal Waters' "Gypsy Woman ((She's Homeless) (La da dee la da da))" and found its way into plenty of fashion show catwalk soundtracks:
Two of my fav sounds of the 80s and 90s by far, so I should probably start documenting them, right?
Bob James - Angela (theme from 'Taxi') (4K)
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Grover Washington, Jr. - It Feels So Good
Autumn 2012 Mixtape:
Alan Hawkshaw “Blue Note”
Barry Devorzon “Jelinda’s Theme”
Bill Summers “Brazilian Skies”
Bob James “Angela (Theme from Taxi)”
Bobby Lyle “Night Breeze”
Crown Heights Affair “Dreaming A Dream”
Doobie Brothers “Echoes Of Love”
Duncan Lamont “Punch Drunk”
Eddie Henderson “Beyond Forever”
Eddie Henderson “Galaxy”
Eddie Henderson “Involuntary Bliss”
George Benson “Erotic Moods”
Heatwave “Leavin’ For a Dream”
Heatwave “Star Of The Story”
Joe Beck & David Sanborn “Texas Ann”
Jon Lucien “A Sunny Day”
Lonnie Liston Smith “Goddess Of Love”
Mike Manieri “Love Play”
Players’ Association, The “Moon In Pisces”
Players’ Association, The “Turn The Music Up”
Richie Cole “New York Afternoon”
Rufus & Chaka Khan “Sweet Thing”
Rufus & Chaka Khan “Your Smile”
Shuggie Otis “Island Letter”
Shuggie Otis “Pling!”
Shuggie Otis “Sparkle City”
Stuff “And Here You Are”
Stuff “Sun Song”
Sun “My Woman”
Undisputed Truth, The “Smiling Faces Sometimes”
Wood Brass & Steel “Always There”
Chet Baker & Paul Desmond - Autumn Leaves - 1975
ChetBaker (trumpet)Â
PaulDesmond (alto sax)
 BobJames (Keyboards)
 RonCarter (contrabass)
 SteveGadd (drums)