Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - Freedom Jazz Dance

Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - Freedom Jazz Dance: Sunday Jazz, err excuse me Digital Crate Digging Continues, we're in a Sunday Jazz mode! We've been back and forth, Saturday Morning...

Dele Sosimi–Turbulent Times (Paul Oakenfold Remix)

 Sunday Jazz Continues as we come through on this last Sunday of 2024 as the year comes to a close.

The saga  / struggle continues, energized by this New Moon in Capricorn aka Black Moon; whatever this Black man is doing he knows the devil will oppose...

...but check this next episode as we drop this beat and the prose! check us out y'all, we know blue collar style work will need to be put in for this endeavor to grow.

We're also in attack mode due to the information overload, check us out as we go for what we know!

During these turbulent times we didn't go with the flow, we're even listening to Dele Sosimi with his track called Turbulent Times (Paul Oakenfold Remix)!

Oh yes! some afrobeat with a big beat / breakbeat / jazz funk twist to it, get the gist of it as we get breakbeat scientific! 

Check this out at Dele Sosimi–Turbulent Times (Paul Oakenfold Remix)

Santana – No One to Depend On

 Digital Crate Digging Continues on this Fabulous Friday; its a blessing to be here, emphasized yesterday on Thanksgiving Day!

Flashback Friday energy is also exhibited, retro futuristic is how we’re rocking it as we drop this good word and let the music play!

Business and corporate experts wonder what Black Friday moves will be made; please! your dude is still chilling out in my remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta.

Please! that’s how this black man will play just chilling out not out here trying to do too much or the most; somebody will understand a brotha!

Life is a marathon!! going on with my bad self after I prepare myself!! it’s going down, sometimes feeling some kind of way like Santana; “I Ain’t Got Nobody I Can Depend On”especially these earthlings!!

Trusting in the Lord staying on once accord!! check out the players and the track as we’re checking out this jazz rock / Latin Jazz trying not to spaz on how these jokers work things!!

Check this out at  Santana – No One to Depend On

Deodato ‎– Whirlwinds

 Sunday Jazz in conjunction with Digital Crate Digging Continues check these menus!

Things are hectic right now!! it's going down from here in Atlanta to attacks on Paul Pelosi out in San Francisco to casualties out in Seoul South Korea per Halloween venues!

Doctor O will post this Sunday Jazz as medicine because it’s needed! peeping game / meddling as the schedule looks tight for this week..

Early voting is going down in these jurisdictions it’s real no depictions! told to prepare for November 8th not just per elections but per Taurus Full Moon and lunar eclipsing! we'll see whats up!! it “ain’t nothing nice” for the weak!

In the meantime and between time check out this supreme jazz / funk from Deodato ‎– with a track called Whirlwinds.

We’re reloading it, check out the players and the track / funky blends!
       

• Cello – Alan Shulman, Charles McCracken, Gloria Lanzarone
• Congas, Bongos – Rubens Bassini
• Drums – Billy Cobham
• Flute, Saxophone – Artie Kaplan, George Marge, Joe Temperley, Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque
• French Horn – Brooks Tillotson, Jimmy Buffington
• Guitar – John Tropea
• Percussion – Eumir Deodato, Gilmore Digap, Rubens Bassini
• Trombone – Urbie Green
• Trumpet – Alan Rubin, John Eckert, John Faddis, Larry Spencer, Marv Stamm, Victor Paz
• Tuba – Tony Price 
• Viola – Al Brown, Selwart Clark
• Violin – Carmel Malin, Emanuel Green, Harold Kahon, Irving Spice, Marvin Morgenstern, Max Ellen, Michael Spivakowsky, Norman Carri, Paul Winter
•  Arco Bass – Alvin Brehm, Russel Savakus
  
•   Bass – John Giulino 

 

Osunlade - Everything in Its Right Place

 

Digital Crate Digging Continues check us out as we drop this HumpDay Extravaganza segment, can you dig it?

We’re broadcasting live and direct from our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta on a rainy day; can you stand the reign? gluttons for punishment can probably dig it!

Some try to live on gluten free or South Beach diets knowing they’re not in compliance per these ongoing inflation issues concerning corporations greed is the American way!

The truth? we’re not disputing it illuminations are not ignored that’s not how this African American will play!

Let the music play is a dudes motto, as we listen to this Osunlade with a track called Everything in Its Right Place!

It has Afternoon Jazz implications, check the situation!! this is from  ‘Exit Music – Songs With Radio Heads’ album featuring Erro · Osunlade · Thom Yorke · Jonny Greenwood · Colin Greenwood · Ed O’brien · Philip Selway!! we’re putting the funk in your face!!

Check this out at  Osunlade - Everything in Its Right Place

Stanley Clarke / Concerto For Jazz Rock Orchestra

Sunday Jazz Continues, well; actually Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Throwback Thursday!

Y’all can probably see where I’m going with this; check the mood swings, dropping the good word earlier, O-Dog Day Partying / hip hopping and then dropping the jazz / house music; so who’ll work with me?

I’m taking it down a thousand, jazz rocking! the sound is appropriate for a Thursday night!

What’s it all about? it’s all about getting breakbeat scientific with this sound and the insight!

Like Holi we’re shining the lights, check the sonic festival! we're checking out Stanley Clarke  with his Concerto For Jazz Rock Orchestra.

 Check out the all star players rolling with him and the track. R.I.P George Duke; Let's Go!!

• Bass [Alembic Electric], Acoustic Bass, Bells [Hand Bells, Tubular Bells], Organ, Gong, Vocals – Stanley Clarke
• Bass [Piccolo With Maestro Synthesizer] – Stanley Clarke
• Brass – Allen Rubin, David Taylor, Earl Chapin, John Clark, Jon Faddis, Lewis M. Soloff, Peter Gordon , Thomas Malone, Wilmer Wise
• Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor – Stanley Clarke
• Drums, Percussion – Steve Gadd 
• Electric Guitar, Guitar [12-string] – David Sancious 
• Synthesizer [Mini-moog, Arp Odyssey, Arp String Ensemble], Organ, Clavinet, Piano, Electric Piano, Bells, Vocals – George Duke

Noel Pointer ‎– Phantazia

Sunday Jazz Continues!! check us out  as we proceed and continue to do what we do!

Default settings? oh yeah! that means I’m  in jazz / funk mode! I can't help it! that vibe is  in my genes!! that’s the deal / that’s what it do!

Lets check out  this classic jazz funk with jazz rock vibes from violinist Noel Pointer's  funky track  Phantazia.

 This was recorded on Blue Note Records in 1977, the 70’s were prime time for that label. 

Since he was on Blue Note you know he has an all star cast playing with him. 

Check out the players and the track!! on this Sunday afternoon or any time frame this is what’s up / this is what’s happening!

Drums – Steve Gadd 

Electric Bass – Will Lee 

Electric Guitar – John Tropea 

Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Dave Grusin 

Percussion – Ralph MacDonald 

Programmed By [Oberheim Synthesizer] – Ian Underwood 

Violin [Electric, Acoustic] – Noel Pointer 

Written-By – D. Grusin 

  

Jaco Pastorius, Brian Melvin ‎– Jazz Street

Afternoon Jazz Continues, check us out as a Tuesday afternoon shifts into Tuesday evening!! we're just out here doing our due diligence...

Digital crate digging continues until the problem is solved; we're trying to make a difference...

Hatred was triggering disappearances like  Barry Bonds and Roger Clemons from the Baseball Hall of Fame  to over here in Atlanta where a jive turkey was asking have you seen her?

Sounding like the Chi-Lites while we try to drop this sound and these insights; based on observing the scene; what occurred?

What's the word on the curb?  the Jaco Pastorius, Brian Melvin ‎track Jazz Street will let you know..

Check the players and the track as they let you know what the deal is as we continue to go for what we know..

• Drums, Programmed By [Percussion], Drum Programming – Brian Melvin
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• Electric Bass [Bass] – Jaco Pastorius
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• Guitar – Paul Mousavi
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• Piano, Synthesizer – Jan Davis 
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• Producer – Wim Wigt

70s Electric Miles Davis Mix (Jazz, Jazz Funk, Jazz Rock, Fusion..)

Sunday Jazz err wait a minute, Digital Crate Digging Continues as we proceed and continue with this Flashback Friday vibe.  

Some will spaz due to ways of the world, not digging how it’s all going down! it’s rough out here for the tribe! 

Now check the vibe, we started off O-Dog Day Partying but we ended up going in another direction!

We’re out here Afternoon Jazzing, it’ll prevent us from spazzing / getting caught up in something!

The funky drummer is drumming per this 70s Electric Miles Davis Mix (Jazz, Jazz Funk, Jazz Rock, Fusion..) courtesy of Magical Mystery Mix!

Check out the playlist and the mix as we continue to get breakbeat scientific, but knowing life is hectic; we're out here winning and losing there's no mystery to it!!

〜Track list 01. 00:02 Intro 02. 00:35 Black Satin (Bill Laswell Modern Mix) 03. 04:36 U-Turnaround 04. 13:04 Hip-Skip 05. 16:12 Theme from Jack Johnson 06. 18:18 Maiysha 07. 20:01 Interlude 08. 20:29 On the Corner 09. 25:38 Spanish Key (Single Edit) 10. 28:22 Interlude 11. 28:53 Willie Nelson (Insert 1) 12. 34:43 Go Ahead John, part 2A 13. 41:39 Interlude 14. 42:25 Miles Runs the Voodoo Down 15. 46:40 Billy Preston 16. 59:11 Sivad 17. 1:02:34 John McLaughlin (Alternate Take) 18. 1:09:10 Holly-Wuud 19. 1:11:50 Interlude 20. 1:12:22 Bitches Brew 21. 1:22:03 Recollections

 

Gino Vanneli - Powerful People

Digital Crate Digging Continues as we proceed and continue with this HumpDay Extravaganza!

Y’all should know how we do, broadcasting live from a remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta!

Somebody will understand a dude out here getting breakbeat scientific! I’m just out here dropping this good word and the sound on the masses!

Per a concept I had to dig up from my archives? I’m not trying to waste your time or mine, facts!

Afternoon jazzing! coming through with these smooth tracks, listening to some jazz rock from none other than Gino Vannelli with a cut called Powerful People!

Check out the players and the track as we holla back, we’re just doing this to rebuke the so called powers that be! we’re doing this for the real people!

• Arranged By [Synthesizer, String And Horn Arangements] – Joe Vannelli, Richard Baker
• Backing Vocals – Lani Hall
• Bongos, Congas – Tony Golia
• Drums – Graham Lear
• Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Joe Vannelli
• Organ, Bass [Organ Bass], Synthesizer – Richard Baker
• Percussion – John J. Mandel
• Producer – Joe Vannelli
• Producer [Associate] – Herb Alpert
• Producer, Words By, Music By – Gino Vannelli

 

Sonny Sharrock Band – Seize The Rainbow

Sunday Jazz Continues, on this Sunday morning check the menus!! check us out as this meal is served..

Soon spazzing as menus full of meals that lack nutrition are served by chefs in Hell’s Kitchen that swerved? 

…out here in Babylon, full of pride / ambition;  thought and fashion police say O-Zone will babble on when he drops this good word after the scene was observed; he mentioned seeing everything that’s moving..

Ready to roll, we’re on our way!!  check us out!!  once again it’s on!!local / national / international / intergalactic  fronts are hit up, we’re out here showing / proving..

It don’t stop, we keep it moving even though we had to sacrifice during these difficult times, I’m hitting different with mine..

It don’t stop!!  like the Sonny Sharrock Band we’ll  Seize The Rainbow!! check out the players and the track!! looking to the east while out here off of I-20 in Atlanta; pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, where we see it shine?

Check this out at Sonny Sharrock Band – Seize The Rainbow

Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express ‎– Light on the Path

Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Saturday afternoon, excuse us as we go through these mood swings…

Afternoon Jazzing and O-Dog Day Partying, still sheltering in place per the coronavirus just chilling, ignoring the drama that a fool brings..

…or what a fool believes; it can be the Doobie Brothers or the M People version..

..or what a fool achieves? trying to ignore it but caught up in it!!  Trump has the world messed up; so how’s that working? 

Check the tools used to achieve these breakbeat scientific principles; beats bump and this good word is dropped! at the moment listening to Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express with a track called Light on the Path

Check the rules used, old school!! check out the players and the track!! some players will say we’re on the right path!!

Check this out at Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express ‎– Light on the Path

Traffic – Glad

Digital Crate Digging Continues as Friday afternoon morphs into Friday evening…

O-Dog Day Partying?  Afternoon Jazzing? one thing led to another, soon Friday Night Fevering…

Flashback Friday principles followed but this science dropped is appropriate for any time frame…

Fabulous Friday vibes are exhibited, science dropped by those up to no good like Trump vs USPS will say it’s prohibited as they throw salt in the game..

“Holla at us”; spotted some caught up in the game like jokers caught up in rush hour traffic on I-20 here in Atlanta..

Back with this classic material, some said it’s hazardous material but what we have is spiritual!! coming through listening to Traffic with Glad; check out the players and the track, somebody will understand a brotha!!

Already told some I was a Freedom Rider per the Traffic track earlier, so who’ll work with a brotha?

Already told by some; “I see you son, would want to be ya”; told them cool, just do you!! meanwhile work will be put in by this brotha!!

Check this out at Traffic – Glad

Tears For Fears – Head Over Heels (Sketches From An Island Sunrise Mediation) Remix – Mark Barrott

Sunday Jazz Continues on a hot Sunday afternoon in Atlanta; I addressed the weather earlier..

…like Al Roker but on a Sunday afternoon I’m trying not to spaz due to actions / inactions by a foul joker; exposed when Chris Wallace interviewed Trump meanwhile we’re all trying to get over the hump / we’ve got work to do..

Going for broke with this Sunday jazz, genre blending with beats that bump, excuse me while I put some “paint where it ain’t”

Serious, no joke son!! not razzing like a comedian it’s rough out here!! a lot of my people “can’t”

Fill in the blanks, but on this Sunday we will gave thanks!! God is good all the time and all the time God is good!!

Pulling rank, O-Dizzle is the CEO check the flow; listening to this jazz rock / techno  / electro / new wave track from Tears For Fears called Head Over Heels (Sketches From An Island Sunrise Mediation) Remix by Mark Barrott; it’s taking us somewhere / out there; to me/  it sounds good!!

Check this out at Tears For Fears – Head Over Heels (Sketches From An Island Sunrise Mediation) Remix – Mark Barrott

Return To Forever - The Game Maker

Sunday Jazz err wait a minute; Digital Crate Digging Continues, but your dude is in a Sunday Jazz mood..

..so son won't spaz due to the ongoing madness trying to chill with this / deal with this / boost the morale / the mood...

Serving up this soul food for the masses so they'll feel good; if they're good?  then I'm good, considering all the circumstances!! 

Swerving out here on I-20 in Atlanta early, my kind considered unworthy due to being in survival mode / taking chances...

No advances, paying the ultimate price like George Floyd for having a "funny" twenty dollar bill while Roger Stone types get sentences commuted for treason!

No advances? jokers say endeavors are null and void but  it's all game, O-Zone doesn't believe those hypes this is not that season!!

Taking chances refusing to be caught up in the system / matrix / game I'm peeping game; like Return To Forever spotted The Game Maker

Taking chances, jazz rocking on a Saturday morning!! check out the players and the track as they do the damn thing!! it'll be game over for a faker!!

• Drums, Percussion, Congas, Bongos – Lenny White
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• Electric Bass, Bass [Fuzz], Bell Tree – Stan Clarke
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• Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Bill Connors
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• Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic], Organ, Harpsichord, Gong – Chick Corea

Ray Barretto ‎– Confrontation

Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Ray Barretto ‎– Confrontation: Sunday Jazz err I mean Digital Crate Digging Continues, this is the Saturday Night Fever edition... Well, Sunday will be here in an hour o...

Jan Hammer – The Seventh Day

Sunday Jazz Continues on a Sunday evening; your dude is chilling out in the lab..

The saga / struggle continues aka life goes / toil and strife goes on /life is hectic!!  damn!! now we’re in sonic rehab…

Morale was low, the atmosphere drab; some caught Uber / Lyft or a cab away from the surroundings..

We go for what we know / taking it there; caught up in the mix / sound and the escapism it brings..

We go for what we know, chilling out!! like after the earth’s creation even God rested on the seventh day per Genesis 2.2

We go for what we know, chilling out!! listening to Jan Hammer with a track called the Seventh Day from his First Seven Day’s project, a sonic re-enactment!! check it out to see what it do!!

Check this out at Jan Hammer – The Seventh Day

Chicago - Street Player

Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Chicago - Street Player: Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Throwback Thursday; plus it's the Fourth of July! much respect to you and yours.. Celebrations ar...

Art Ensemble of Chicago - Rock Out

Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Flashback Friday; check us out as we follow those principles..

The saga / struggle continues as we flash back to the future, still dealing with the so called invincible...

This is what it do, as we drop this knowledge!! we're coming through like a Golden State Warrior  Steph Curry / Draymond Green pick and roll...

This is what it do, as we drop this knowledge!! coming through like a spiritual warrior  with this sound,  filled with elements of jazz, funk, hip hop, house music and soul...

....always looking for something obscure / outside the mainstream. 

That's the way I do things / acting like I knew things / studied these mathematics out here in the mainstream..

Right now?  were checking out some James Brown / rock influenced jazz from the Art Ensemble of Chicago as they Rock Out!! 

This is off their Dexterity album  recorded in Paris, summer 1969; during that time period / time frame everybody tried to rock out!!

The Art Ensemble of Chicago is ..... 

• Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet, Marimba, Congas – Joseph Jarman
• Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet, Percussion – Roscoe Mitchell
• Bass, Electric Bass, Banjo, Sitar, Percussion – Malachi Favors
• Trumpet, Contrabass, Horns – Lester Bowie

 Check them out!!

Jan Hammer Group - Magical Dog

Sunday Jazz Continues!! check us out, even though it seems we're out on the fringes..

Son spazzing because those that disrespect use their menus to wreck us? out of shape due to the binges?

O-Dizzle will bring the antidote, O-Zone had a quote, put them in a syringe after finding a good vein..

Sizzling hot, rebuking the fizzling scheme / plot!!  and like  Saudis concerning Jamal Khashoggi goodbye to the good plan!!

What's good man? plans will fall through like the floor at the Homecoming Party at Clemson!!  it didn't make sense son!! meanwhile we're still caught up in this jazz rock / fusion..

Listening to the Jan Hammer Group with a track called Magical Dog; magic displayed by O-Dizzle aka O-Dog? check out the players and the track so you can gain traction!!

• Bass, Bass [Piccolo], Vocals – Fernando Saunders
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• Congas, Percussion – David Earle Johnson
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• Drums, Lead Vocals – Tony Smith 
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• Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Jan Hammer
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• Producer, Engineer – Jan Hammer
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• Violin, Violin [Electric], Guitar – Steven Kindler