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6 days ago

Kenny Dorham - Melanie

The version of this Jackie McLean tune that appears on Jackie's Blue Note album 'Let Freedom Ring' is far better known, but this quintet version kn...

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gottohavesoul commented:

Great posting! What Kenny does here is simply fabulous. Definitely one of the swingest and most soulful solos I know. God bless Kenny Dorham.
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6 days ago

MIDNIGHT COWBOY THEME - TOOTS THIELEMANS at The Boston Pops

One of the great harmonica virtuosos.......

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If heaven exists, Toots gets in on this alone. Masterpiece!
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2 weeks ago

Don Ellis - Frog One Is In That Room 1971

from French Connection soundtrack

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1 month ago

Scat Singing - Ella fitzgerald

Scat Singing - Ella fitzgerald

internet100 • 56,387 views

gottohavesoul commented:

@nathhanegbi

Someone earlier said it's Clark Terry. It's possible, but I think it might be Harry "Sweets" Edison. It's a profile shot so very difficult to tell for sure.
8:59

2 months ago

Dexter Gordon - As Time Goes By

Dexter Gordon is considered to be the first musician to translate the language of Bebop to the tenor saxophone

-h. hurfeld-

From Manhattan Symphonie

ValenBlueNote • 1,504 views

gottohavesoul commented:

This is, for me, Dexter at his best, and arguably one of the finest examples of what a perfect "jazz" album is. Don't think this record gets anywhere near the acclaim it deserves and I never understood why. And one of the best liner notes ever written, which was penned by Pete Hamill. If you do...
10:21

2 months ago

Body And Soul by Kurt Elling

In honor of an artist that I've just been blown away by over the past decade or so, I decided to upload this video. As of the date of this upload, ...

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2 months ago

Sadao Watanabe- Rendezvous

En el año de 1984, el saxofonista japonès Sadao Watanabe se dio a conocer por primera vez con su canciòn "Rendezvous".

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gottohavesoul commented:

For anyone who cares to know about the painting on the album cover: that's a shot of Sadao from inside the original P.J. Clarke's on Third Ave & 55h St in NYC as he walks downtown. The Old Stand, another venerable NYC watering hole, is across the street.
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2 months ago

Coleman Hawkins-Love Song From Apache

found this little gem on a coleman hawkin's album today and now

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2 months ago

Eddie Henderson - Inside You

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@groszo2003 it's a cryin' shame...
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2 months ago

A Remark You Made

A Remark You Made - Weather Report

This Is Jazz Vol.10

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2 months ago

Weather Report- Young & Fine

Track 3 from Weather Report's 'Mr. Gone' released in 1978

Thezone4422 • 13,635 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Ahhh, the essence of Weather Report. A sinister, exotic beauty - this tune should sit at the top of their CV!
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2 months ago

Eric Gale - Utopia

Eric Gale - Utopia

The album was recorded by Eric Gale & his friends

in spring of 1991, only 3 years before his premature death on May 25, 1994. ...

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2 months ago

Billy Taylor, Duke Ellington and Willie the Lion

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents Billy Taylor playing along with the Master himself, and piano legend Willie the Lion Smith, from a 1969 tv ...

JazzVideoGuy • 327,885 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Great posting. Rare and monumental footage like this must be safeguarded and should be on display in any musical/cultural museum. God bless all three of these giants!!!
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2 months ago

Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get --The Dramatics

70's soul Jam

ttsnetborder • 125,345 views

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Classic!
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2 months ago

Smiling Faces Undisputed Truth

live version of Smiling Faces by Undisputed Truth

needtashow • 325,062 views

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Beautiful tune - bizarre costumes....
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3 months ago

Carmen Lundy - Windmills Of Your Mind

From the album Something To Believe In ( http://www.justin-time.com/... ).

Written by M. Legrand, A. & M. Bergman

Carmen Lundy - vo...

oporopolist • 29,947 views

gottohavesoul commented:

@bradly2007

Well said - and she's an awesome composer - she sets the standard. Period.
4:28

3 months ago

Sarah Vaughan The Island

Make believe we've landed

On a desert Island.

Bathe me in the waters,

Warm me in the moonlight,

Taste me with your kisses,

Find my secret places,

T...

dbd65 • 1,560 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Great posting!!!

This is for me by far her greatest record. Criminally short recording, though. God bless Sassy and Roland Hanna.
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4 months ago

Joe Sample-Fly With the Wings of Love

Sample released his first solo album in 1969. While taking a break from the Crusaders, Joe released his second solo effort, "Rainbow Seeker." It wa...

zebop • 2,612 views

gottohavesoul commented:

A beautiful monster and another great example why Joe Sample is the man.
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4 months ago

The Crusaders - Lilies Of The Nile

1974

ardentepatience • 2,329 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Simply one of their baddest tunes, ever. Just have to love Wayne's bit.
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5 months ago

Who Do You Love - ERIC CLAPTON & ROBBIE ROBERTSON

July 28th, 2007 Toyota Park Bridgeview, IL. Robbie joins Eric

for their 1st onstage workout in years covering the Bo Diddley classic.

djroget • 11,868 views

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Vintage, bad m-fuckers!!! That Robbie makes it smoke...
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5 months ago

Donald Byrd ~ Fancy Free

The complete 12 minute track from the 1969 Blue Note album of the same name.

Recorded 6 June 1969; Donald Byrd (trumpet), Frank Foster (tenor), Ju...

ricadus • 18,848 views

gottohavesoul commented:

@cleandiaper Clean: it was actually written by Duke Pearson, who played keyboards and did some arranging on the date.
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5 months ago

Kool and the Gang- Summer Madness (extended version)

This is an extended version of a classic that was far too short. This is my first bit of editing, but I think it came out well. I would appreciate ...

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5 months ago

William Shatner "sings" "Taxi" on "Dinah!"

http://bedazzled.tv presents: William Shatner "sings" "Taxi" on "Dinah!"

spikepriggen • 269,304 views

gottohavesoul commented:

This is amazing. Would have been totally believable as an SNL skit. Can't see how this was not a parody of some kind.
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5 months ago

Steve Gadd - Aja Drum Fills!

Steve Gadd demonstrated the fills from the Steely Dan classic, "Aja" - excerpted from his Master Series DVD.

More information at HudsonMusic.com

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gottohavesoul commented:

@jgsuperpants

Funny you said there was bad blood as I just recently saw the BBC's Classic Albums series on Aja and Steve Gadd and this famous solo were nowhere to be seen. Could be why they didn't include him in the program. Either way, the record will always live on as their masterpiece!!!
4:50

7 months ago

Bill Withers - use me

classic soul

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7 months ago

Aaron Neville Use Me

1995 album The Tattooed Heart

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  What a great remake of Bill's classic!!!
4:51

10 months ago

Phoebe Snow~Poetry Man

Phoebe Snow~Poetry Man (1989)

jassblue • 840,899 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Truly a special talent. God bless Phoebe Snow
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11 months ago

Bill Withers "Who Is He And What Is He To You" (1973)

(1973) Bill Withers "Who Is He And What Is He To You"

rovingeye2 • 441,591 views

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Unique. Why is this quality of writing and performing not happening any more? God bless Bill and a long list of many others...
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11 months ago

Horace Silver - Lonely Woman

Lonely Woman

Album:

Song for my Father (1964)

Written by:

Horace Silver

Personnel:

Horace Silver — piano

Blue Mitchell — trumpet

Junior Cook —...

jazzhole13 • 53,563 views

gottohavesoul commented:

Simply one of the most beautiful recordings ever made. Haunting is indeed the right word. I think Horace is still with us, though.
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11 months ago

New York Jazz Quartet - 87th Street

Enja (1977) Frank Wess - Flute, Roland Hanna - Piano, George Mraz - Bass, Richard Pratt - Drums

jocalovimo • 2,229 views

gottohavesoul commented:

A truly great and overlooked gem.
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11 months ago

New York Jazz Quartet - Placitude

Surge (Enja, 1977)Frank Wess - Flutes, Saxophones, Roland Hanna - Piano, George Mraz - Bass, Richard Pratt - Drums

jocalovimo • 1,326 views

gottohavesoul commented:

A hauntingly beautiful piece from what is arguably their best recording. God bless Sir Roland - sorely missed!!!! Thanks for posting.

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