Jazz legend George Benson takin’ on where Donny Hathaway left with a Latin Jazz improvisation around the classic ‘The Ghetto’, along with Joe Sample on keys with production work courtesy of Tommy LiPuma and Masters At Work… [Read More…]
Iconic 60’s/70’s singer / songwriter Lamont Dozier scoring his biggest success ever as an artist back in 1977 with the ultra sought after ‘Going Back To My Roots’. A cut soon after given cover versions by luminaries such as Richie Havens and Odyssey among others… [Read More…]
American Jazz pianist / Keyboardist Joe Sample of The Crusaders fame on one of his most famous gems back in 1978. This by the likes of the mellow ‘In All My Wildest Dreams’ which Arrested Development then Tupac eventually sampled respectively in 1994 and 1995… [Read More…]
Remembered for his contribution to The Temptations’ ‘Papa Was A Rolling Stone’ among many others, Melvin ‘Wah Wah Watson’ Ragin delivering a psychedelic Jazz/Funk manifesto by the likes of ‘Goo Goo Wah Wah’ back in 1976… [Read More…]
It’s with greatest sadness that we come to report you about the passing, last Sunday, of American Jazz saxophonist, bass player Wilton Felder of The Crusaders fame… [Read More…]
Leon Haywood scoring his biggest pre-Disco period classic with the lascivious ‘I Want’ A Do Something Freaky To You’, as sampled 17 years later by Dr Dre on his memorable ‘Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang’… [Read More…]
The Crusaders getting their names into the posterity back in 1979 with the soothing ‘Street Life’. A Soul/Jazz manifesto which, in the meantime, managed to introduce female singer Randy Crawford to the world. One would hardly get any better in the genre as a matter of fact… [Read More…]
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