Charles Mingus - Better Git It In Your Soul

 Digital Crate Digging Continues as we proceed and continue with this breakbeat scientific business; we were  O-Dog Day Partying earlier  but check us out as Friday afternoon shifts into Friday evening!

We're now Afternoon Jazzing but Fabulous Friday  / Flashback Friday vibes are also exhibited somebody can "see what I'm saying"...

...like I can dig where they're coming from; they can catch us chilling out in our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta aka a sanctuary of sound. 

Hitting the reset button, were back on Louisville  / Newburg default settings; waves of agony had us on shaky ground...

...aka Shakey Grounds like the Temptations we were coming and going but now respecting ourselves so refreshing ourselves using the music!

Time spent in the lab? similar to a Les McCann Invitation To Openness so therapeutic!

We're chilling out! check out this Charles Mingus with this track "Better Git It In Your Soul".

Check out the players and the track, on this Friday afternoon / evening this is how we'll roll! 

John Handy: Alto sax

Booker Ervin: Tenor sax;

Shafi Hadi: Tenor sax;

Jimmy Knepper: Trombone; 

Horace Parlan: Piano

Charles Mingus: Bass 

Dannie Richmond: Drums

Charlie Parker- Perdido

Sunday Jazz Continues!!  check us out as we broadcast live from a remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta! 

But my mind wanders to Mayfield Kentucky where a tornado blew through with total devastation, we all need to start praying; somebody will understand a brotha!

Lord Help! Lord Help! that’s the Battle Cry, why ask why when y'all should know he’ll keep us? 

One accord business as we get back to this breakbeat scientific business, naysayers will probably sleep on us..

..as we creep up on this peaceful moment; listening to some classic jazz from Charlie Parker with a track called Perdido!

I ended up on this route after listening to Deb Moore on Atlanta’s WCLK earlier!

She did a tribute to jazz pianist Barry Harris, where Mr. Harris mentioned Bud Powell was one of the greatest piano players ever!

Mr. Powell is on this track! check out the other all star players on one of the best jazz tracks ever!

• Alto Saxophone – Charlie Parker
• Bass – Charles Mingus
• Drums – Max Roach
• Piano – Bud Powell
• Trumpet – Dizzy Gillespie

 

Charles Mingus - Slop

Sunday Jazz Continues; we're cruising through the streets of Atlanta on this July 4th Holiday Weekend!!  Chatted with a couple of cats, we even discussed the State Of The Union / State Of Affairs / conditions of the world..

While cruising around,  the conditions of the world somehow reminded of  this nice jam by Charles Mingus   called Slop;  not to be confused with the Funkadelic's Cosmic Slop!! anyway, check out the players and the track...

• Bass, Composed By – Charles Mingus
• Drums – Dannie Richmond
• Ensemble – Charles Mingus And His Jazz Groups*
• Piano – Roland Hanna
• Reeds – Benny Golson, Booker Ervin, Jerome Richardson, John Handy
• Trombone – Jimmy Knepper
• Trumpet – Don Ellis, Richard Williams
• Vibraphone – Teddy Charles