Rainbow Brown – Let’s go another round (Tom Moulton Mix)
We made it, 2009, i wish u all the best best best for 2010.
Let’s go another round!
Rainbow Brown – Let’s go another round (Tom Moulton Mix)
We made it, 2009, i wish u all the best best best for 2010.
Let’s go another round!
Time to let down the pants, since being at parents’ home always is a bit of a time travel, i thought to post an old kem fuego track would be good.
Big up to the ck crew from way back when…
A private space, 20 people, 32 slices of pizza, 14 bottles of wine, beer – too much, one dj from chicago, disco records all over the place, streaming on stickam, dancing in socks – how does it sound?
J-Live – A charmed life (Instrumental)
J-Live is rappin on the vocal of his b-side, but i wanted to focus on the jazzy instrumental.
Too lazy for much writing these days – this shouldnt stop the music though. Keep hunchin’…
Poopee and the N.Y. Squirrels – Bust That Nut (Downtown Mix)
Staying a little bit longer in the new york disco underground. Greg Carmichael and Patrick Adams poop out a quirky mid-tempo nut. Bust that Nut!
Donna McGhee – It ain’t no big thing
Can’t get enough of it…big classic and one of the perfect production duos Greg Carmichael, Patrick Adams doing their new york underground disco thing. Donna is still around, active and singin’…
Lisa Hill – I’m on the real side
Family vibes all over, reality check, lots of kim-chi and rice. Hope u guys spend some good quality time wherever u are.
Wanted to post much more over xmas time, but unfortunately got a lil bit into working and eating korean all the time.
This one is another feel-good fave from the last months. See you on the real side!
T.S. Monk – Candidate for Love
Pure Sweetness, because these days i feel pretty sweet. T.S. Monk plays the drums, is the son of pianist Thelonious and delivered a soulful disco classic with this tune.
I have some disco faves lined-up for the next days, perfectly matching cookies, candles and a few more hours of sleep.
All the best to you, always, in and out!
Claude Perraudin – Incantation-Le Dame Aux Tarots-Guitare Blessee
French, epic, deep composition. Bringing both, the synthesizer and the guitar in a mysterious constellation.It’s basically one whole side from the album “Mutation 24” (1977).
It’s long, but please listen to the whole thing, there’s a lot of music in there. Another hidden beauty.
Mingus plays piano – Myself when I’m real
“Depending on the mood I’m in (…) this sort of things comes out differently every time I play it. I go into a sort of trance when I’m playing this kind of number”
I didn’t know about this great version from 71′ but while I was listening to it I directly thought of the one when he “plays piano”, recorded in 63′. Without that much gravity as on “Adagio Ma Non Troppo” but his style here is so pure!
It’s kind of crazy when one think about this project – He did not only use to play another instrument “just well” but really succeeded in making a unique & beautiful record with it in one of the most indulgent and hard exercise in Jazz: the solo.