At Your Service When We Swerve With This!!! (Part Six)

 Check us out as we come through on this Fabulous Friday, we're at your service with this!

Check us out as we broadcast live and direct from our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta, this is where we swerve with this!

Bodacious when digital crate digging continues plus with the poetry written in lyrical threads?

Atrocious per naysayers! they said this breakbeat science is hazardous material, unsafe like submersibles imploding by the Titanic? pseudo intelligence with the good word going over everyone's heads!

But I'm like the old school Baptist preacher up in Louisville swerving with gators or suede shoes on saying prayers while out here dealing with the twisted truth.

A weakness?  baptized in fire wise to the whole setup / knowing the deal unlike haters! opposite of those who said I was acting uncouth.

Freaking this like I'm arrogant and aloof? no, reality has a way of humbling folks!

That's why we're at your service when we swerve with this, we're dropping this for all my folks!

Even those recognizing Flashback Friday and past episodes! they felt the glittered lust per the GQ disco nights! Some are rectifying and reconciling different modes per these districts; some gained red stained insights! Smooth operators like those mentioned by Sade or even the Mongo Santamaria version check how they're serving! at your service! slick, sleek soon down with intimate strangers! Uncouth the way they swerved with that and this because of no interest in the dangers?

Mongo Santamaria - The Promised Land

SundayJazz  Continues  check these menus, is this the soundtrack for the Full Moon / Lunar Eclipse in Scorpio tonight / tomorrow!

The saga /struggle continues; let the music play!! actually, it's a good way to deal with the pain and sorrow..

..After being disappointed by following the yellow brick road, maybe even to the so called Promised Land..

Missed appointments? reflected on while chilling out riding down I-20  here in Atlanta, the so called Promised Land..

Musical anointing? listening to Mongo Santamaria with a track called  The Promised  Land, check out the players and the track!!

Sprinkle oil on this thing per Sunday morning church renderings! blessings received rebuking empty promises as we get breakbeat scientific..

• Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax], Flute – Al Williams 
• Bass [Bass Guitar] – Roscoe Mackey, William Allen
• Bongos, Congas, Shekere [Chekere], Cowbell – Greg Jarmon ("Peachy")
• Congas, Bongos, Claves – Mongo Santamaria
• Drums – Bernard Purdy
• Drums [Traps], Timbales, Percussion – Steve Berrios
• Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Armen Donelian
• Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – Paul Griffin
•  Flute – Bob Porcelli
• Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax], Flute – Justo Almario
• Trombone, Synthesizer – Tom Malone
• Trumpet – Ray Maldonado, Victor Paz

Mongo Santamaria ‎– Los Indio

Sunday Jazz err I mean Digital Crate Digging Continues on what I refer to as a Terrible / Terrific Tuesday..

Things can go either way, claiming the terrific outcome!! celebrating by pulling out the drum and following my motto; "Let The Music Play"

....O-Dog Day Day Partying earlier but check the mood swing, Afternoon Jazzing!! actually? this vibe is in that same vein..

Jazz funking / Latin Jazzing!!  due to the next mood swing I could be out here spazzing! it's rough out here!! me and my constituents are feeling the same pain!!

Doing the damn thing, check this soul food we bring!! in the midst of the ongoing spiritual warfare we're fighting back with this good word and the sound!! at the moment listening to Mongo Santamaria with a track called Los Indio

This is from his Afro - Indio release back in  1975 / 1976, I'm digging it, getting my Afro / Indio / Cuban musical fix!! check out the players and the track to see what it do!!

• Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax], Flute – Al Williams 
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• Bass Guitar – Roscoe Mackey, William Allen
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• Bongos, Congas, Shekere [Chekere], Cowbell – Greg Jarmon ("Peachy")
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• Congas, Bongos, Claves – Mongo Santamaria
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• Drums – Bernard Purdie
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• Drums [Traps], Timbales, Percussion – Steve Berrios
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• Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Armen Donelian
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• Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – Paul Griffin
• Flute – Bob Porcelli
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• Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Soprano Saxophone [Soprano Sax], Flute – Justo Almario
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• Trombone, Synthesizer – Tom Malone
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• Trumpet – Ray Maldonado, Victor Paz

Mongo Santamaria - Smooth Operator

Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Music Monday, in the midst of the madness it's been a good day..

Oh!! it's been a hot one in more ways than one, it's easy to come undone; following the old school Baptist preachers advice? "Let Us Pray"

O-Zone? earlier he let you know how it's done, but now it's like let us move on!! we're all up in the sport again knowing it's complex..

Danger zones come undone,  from Louisville per Breonna Taylor to over in Portland where Trump's Secret Police is marching, what city is next?  

Some say Chicago, we'll see how that'll go but I'll tell you what; we'll proceed and continue listening to Mongo Santamaria with his version of Sade's  Smooth Operator

Check out how it'll go! check out the players and the track as we continue chilling out, ignoring a hater

• Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Sam Furnace
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• Bass – Ray Martinez 
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• Bongos, Cowbell, Guiro, Percussion [Other] – Pablo Rosario
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• Congas – Mongo Santamaria
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• Cuica, Surdo, Shekere, Percussion [Other] – Steve Thornton
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• Drums, Timbales – John Andrews 
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• Piano, Synthesizer [Dx7] – Bob Quaranta
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• Tambourine, Percussion [Other, Pandero] – Valtinho
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• Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Tony Hinson
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• Trumpet – "E.J." Allen
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• Vocals – Ada Chabrier, Denice Nortez Wiener

Written-By – Raymond St. John, Helen Sade Adu

Mongo Santamaria ‎– Hitchcock Railway

Sunday Jazz Continues on a hot afternoon / evening here in Atlanta; skies look cloudy but the meteorologists blame it on the Godzilla Sahara Dust Storm..

Son!! I'm  ready to spaz as Breonna Taylor protests up in Jefferson Square in Louisville get fired on; the coupon for redemption shows  no expired on date!! it's not too late, God will deliver us from the storm..

...mentioned earlier in my it all falls apart post but not playing high post I'm  real with it!! your dude is down to earth..

Mentioned earlier, a dude falls through with heart and soul  from coast to coast, worldwide after the mothership landed us on earth..

Paid attention, work to do!! rolling down I-20 in Atlanta listening to some latin jazz from Mongo Santamaria ‎with a track called  Hitchcock Railway

His version of the Joe Cocker song? check the lyrics provided so you won't get me wrong!! as we proceed and continue / move along check out the players rolling with Mongo Santamaria as they play!!

• Alto Saxophone – Sonny Fortune
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• Arranged By – Marty Sheller 
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• Baritone Saxophone – Art Kaplan
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• Bass – William Allen
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• Congas, Bongos – Ramon "Mongo" Santamaria
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• Drums – Bernard Purdie
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• Percussion [Latin] – Julito Collazo, Osualdo Martinez
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• Piano – Rodgers Grant
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• Tenor Saxophone – Hadley Caliman, Hubert Laws
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• Timbales – Steve Berrios
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• Trumpet – Louis Gasca

Hubert Laws "Yoruba"

Sunday Jazz Continues!!  we're listening to one of my favorite flutists Hubert Laws with a cut called Yoruba

...apparently an ode to a West African / Nigerian ethnic group called the Yoruba

..the players on this cut are Hubert Laws - Flute....Chick Corea - Piano ....Mongo Santamaria - Congas


Bernard Purdie - Drums ....Gary Burton - Vibraphone ....Airto, Joe Chambers and  Warren Smith - Percussion

Check it out / Let's Go!!


 

Mongo Santamaria "Afro Blue" 1984

 Sunday Jazz Continues!! We're checking out some latin jazz / soul jazz from Mongo Santamaria with a track called  "Afro Blue" .Check out the players and the track...

Bobby Sanabria -- Drums

Sal Santamaria -- Percussion

E.J. Allen -- Trumpet

Sam Furnace -- Alto Saxophone

Tony Hinson --Tenor Saxophone

Bob Quaranta -- Piano

Eddie Resto - Bass
 
Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Mongo Santamaria "Afro Blue" 1984