Kei Kobayashi - It's Just Began in Africa

Sunday Jazz Continues check these menus as we serve brunch to the masses. 

It’s based on this East Coast time frame, worldwide the timing is different but this science is appropriate as we conduct these seminars and classes! 

Not trying to brag or boast / not trying to waste your time or mine with this good word!

We’re dropping this good music, for chilling out on this Sunday or any day it’s conducive, you heard? 

We’re coming through listening to this Kei Kobayashi track call It’s Just Began In Africa!

Not related to the Omicron Covid variant,  it probably started elsewhere!! meanwhile we’re getting funky with it talking about the origination of this funky sound! y’all should know it began in Africa!

Hipped to Kei Kobayashi earlier when I posted a track where he worked with Fred Wesley and Pee Wee Ellis. 

Check the sound as science is dropped on these naysayers by these players; “ain’t nothing they can tell us”

 

The JB Horns - Chillin' with Fred

Sunday Jazz Continues!! you should know how we do during this timeframe...

Chilling out, listening to some jazz music, breaking my people off a little something!! it's no mind game...

Cooling out!! not spazzing on anybody it's not conducive!! the right frame of mind will help us all..

Ruling out going ballistic like North Korea, building islands for the styling and profiling!! that's not how we're rolling y'all

Rolling out on some I-20 Chronicle business,  like the The JB Horns we're just  Chillin' with Fred 

Check out the players and the track to see what the deal is!! James Brown's posse with the jazz funk!! you won't be misled!!

• Alto Saxophone – Maceo Parker
• Guitar – Richard Mazda
• Keyboards – John Green
• Mixed By – Ali Staton
• Producer – Richard Mazda
• Tenor Saxophone – Pee Wee Ellis
• Trombone – Fred Wesley 

Maceo Parker - Shake Everything You've Got

Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Maceo Parker - Shake Everything You've Got: Digital Crate Digging Continues per the Humpday Extravaganza!! We're just trying to get over the hump!! Then we'll take Maceo Parker...

Maceo Parker – Addictive Love

Sunday Jazz Continues!! We’re listening to  Maceo Parker  with his version of the Winan’s  Addictive Love! Check out the players and the track!!

• Drums – Kenwood Dennard
• Guest, Alto Saxophone – Candy Dulfer
• Guest, Bass, Alto Saxophone – Vincent Henry
• Guest, Vocals – Kym Mazelle
• Guitar – Rodney Jones
• Organ [Hammond] – Larry Goldings
• Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Vocals – Pee Wee Ellis
• Trombone, Vocals – Fred Wesley

 
Maceo Parker – Addictive Love | Whats Really Going On?

Pee Wee Ellis – Tired Of Being Alone

Digital Crate Digging Continues per Terrible / Terrific Tuesday!! What’s the perspective, positive or negative? Maybe this soul jazz track from Pee Wee Ellis with his version of Al Green’s I’m So Tired of Being Alone will help you get your mind right!! Check out the players and the track..

• Drums – Guido May
• Electric Bass – Patrick Scales
• Guitar – Martin Scales
• Keyboards – Roberto Di Gioia
• Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Vocals – Pee Wee Ellis
• Trombone – Fred Wesley
• Trumpet – Till Brönner

 
Pee Wee Ellis – Tired Of Being Alone | Whats Really Going On?

Reuben Wilson And The Cost Of Living - Got To Get Your Own

Digital Crate Digging Continues on this #MusicMonday!! We're checking out this soul jazz / jazz funk from Reuben Wilson And The Cost Of Living  with Got To Get Your Own!! Check out the players and the track!! Let's Go!!

• Arranged By [Strings] – Wade Marcus
• Backing Vocals – J.R. Bailey, Jacquelyn Wilson, Kenny Williams, Reuben Wilson, Sammy Turner, Tommy Derrick
• Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Seldon Powell
• Bass – Gordon Edwards, Wilbur Bascomb
• Congas – Norman Pride
• Drums – Bernard Purdie
• Guitar – Elliott Randall, Jerry Freidman*, Lloyd Davis
• Harmonica – Buddy Lucas
• Organ, Clavinet, Electric Piano, Piano – Reuben Wilson, Richard Tee
• Percussion – Esmond Edwards, Tommy Derrick
• Saxophone [Solo] – Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis
• Tenor Saxophone – Alfred Ellis, Buddy Lucas
• Trombone – Garnett Brown
• Trumpet – Joe Newman, Jon Faddis
• Violin – Harry Lookofsky, Irving Spice, John Mical, Louis Haber, Louis Stone, Paul Winter
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J-Funk Express - I Wanna Be Like You

Sunday Jazz Continues; we're checking out some jazz funk from the J-Funk Express - with a track called I Wanna Be Like You. Check out the players and the track.

Organ – Larry Goldings  / Producer – David Matthews, Hiro Yamashita  / Co-producer – Kei Kobayashi / Tenor Saxophone – Alex Foster, Pee Wee Ellis   / Trombone – Fred Wesley  / vocals – Ada Dyer, Babi Floyd, Frank Floyd  /  Programmed By – DJ Comp