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 | David Sanborn: Voyeur (CD: Warner Bros)
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David Sanborn: Timeagain (CD: Verve)
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 | David Sanborn: Closer (CD: Verve)
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David Sanborn: Time And The River (CD: Okeh)
Time and The River reunites sax legend David Sanborn with acclaimed producer & bass player Marcus Miller for a funky and groovy new recording. Featuring vocalist Randy Crawford on a classic take of ‘The Windmills of Your Mind’ and Tower of Power vocalist Larry Braggs on the funky track ‘Can’t get next to you’.This new recording of David Sanborn is the first new collaboration in the studio with producer and bass player Marcus Miller since over 15 years. The previous collaboration of the two won a total of 5 Grammys and 7 Gold discs. Time And The River is a modern groove oriented album, with funky beats, but also beautiful ballads, in which David Sanborn can show the emotional side of his acclaimed saxophone skills. (Sony Music)
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 | Billy Cobham: Spectrum (CD: Atlantic)
At the dawn of the 1970's jazz-fuk revolution, Billy Cobham built his legend with this first album. Includes one bonus track.
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Billy Cobham: Shabazz (CD: Atlantic)
Raw, daring and overflowing with adrenalin, Shabazz packs in enough excitement and energy to make it one of Billy Cobham's greatest albums of the 1970s. Featuring trumpet and saxophone stars Randy and Michael Brecker; guitarist John Abercrombie, trombonist Glenn Ferris and keyboard player Milcho Leviev, this is one great blowing session. (Warner Jazz)
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 | Joe Sample: The Pecan Tree (CD: Verve)
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Tom Scott: The Very Best Of (CD: GRP)
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 | Willie Bobo: Bobo Motion (CD: Verve)
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Roy Ayers: Ubiquity (CD: Polydor/ Verve)
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 | Hubert Laws: In The Beginning / George Benson & Hubert Laws: In Concert- Carnegie Hall (CD: BGO, 2 CDs)
'In The Beginning' is flautist Laws' 1974 critically-acclaimed album for CTI. It features a host of superb sidesmen including Ronnie Laws, Ron Carter, Steve Gadd and Bob James, with material ranging from straight jazz to classical.'In Concert - Carnegie Hall' is a 1976 CTI album featuring Hubert Laws and shows George Benson at his best as a jazz guitarist, only a year or two away from a complete change in his musical direction. Digitally remastered and slipcased with extensive new notes. (Proper Music)
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Julian Priester & Pepo Mtoto: Love, Love (CD: ECM Touchstones)
After leaving Herbie Hancock’s Mwandishi band trombonist Julian Priester and synthesizer pioneer Dr Patrick Gleeson put together this now-legendary album in two sessions in 1973. Extending the experiments of the Hancock sextet this music can also be related to Miles Davis’s robust Afro-funk-slanted electric group music of the period. Pumping bass ostinati, riffs and a big ‘tribal’ beat connect Love, Love to the music of Sly Stone and Funkadelic as well, while the shifting clouds of spacey improvising can also make a listener think of minimal music or Sun Ra. More than 40 years later this slice of proto-cyberfunk is still thoroughly enjoyable and timely. (ECM Records)
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 | Brecker Brothers: Live And Unreleased (CD: Leopard, 2 CDs)
The return of a great band! The archival recording, 'Live and Unreleased', documents the Brecker Brothers at the peak of their powers during a European tour on a particularly happening night in Hamburg on July 2, 1980 at the legendary Onkel Pö's Carnegie Hall. (Proper Music)
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Bobbi Humphrey: Fancy Dancer (Vinyl LP: Blue Note)
Bobbi Humphrey was one of the most prominent stars on the Blue Note roster of the 1970s. The flutist debuted on the label in 1971 with Flute In¸ the first in a run of six creative and highly enjoyable albums. On her breakout 1973 album Blacks and Blues, Humphrey hooked up with the forward-thinking producer Larry Mizell to create a jazz-funk classic that expanded her audience. It proved to be a winning combination, and the two joined forces again on Satin Doll the following year. Their third and final collaboration would be on the great 1975 album Fancy Dancer. Humphrey’s alluring flute dances through vibrant and ingenious arrangements by Larry and Fonce Mizell that skillfully wove together a broad range of influences from across the spectrum of black music. The set featured standout tracks like the Latin grooves of “Uno Esta,” the laid-back jam “You Make Me Feel So Good,” and the album’s expansive closer “Please Set Me At Ease,” which the innovative Hip Hop beatmaker Madlib memorably remade on his 2003 Blue Note remix album Shades Of Blue.This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal. (Blue Note Records)
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