Milt Jackson ‎– Plenty, Plenty Soul

 Sunday Jazz, I mean digital crate digging continues!! We're checking out this hard bop / classic jazz from  Milt Jackson ‎– with a track called  Plenty, Plenty Soul, from his 1966 album of the same name.

 This is some *beatnik*  type of music. *Yall don't know nothing about this* is what my Pops would say!! Check out the players and the track...

• Alto Saxophone – Ronnie Peters
• Arranged By – Quincy Jones
• Baritone Saxophone – Sahib Shihab
• Bass – Percy Heath
• Drums – Art Blakey
• Piano – Horace Silver
• Tenor Saxophone – Frank Foster
• Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland
• Trumpet – Joe Newman
• Vibraphone [Vibraharp] – Milt Jackson
• Written-By – Milt Jackson , Quincy Jones 

 
Random Thoughts From A Brotha: Milt Jackson ‎– Plenty, Plenty Soul

The Heath Brothers - (There's) A Time And A Place

Sunday Jazz Continues!! We're checking out some soul jazz from  The Heath Brothers - with a track called (There's) A Time And A Place.  Check out the players and the track. Let's Go!!

Akira Tana percussions /   Albert Heath drums   / James Mtume percussions /  Jimmy Heath saxophone /       Percy Heath bass  / Stanley Cowell keyboards / Tony Purrone guitar