Stuff's Stuff

Stuff's Stuff

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Jazz
• Fusion
• Stuff
• Gordon Edwards
• Cornell Dupree
• Eric Gale
• Richard Tee
• Steve Gadd

[Gruhak]

i want that t-shirt!!!

[euphoricanomaly]

That is the grooviest, feel-good shit I've heard in a long time.

[gottohavesoul]

@YouCanCallMeRay1

Any chance there's still some stock on the T-shirts? Always loved them... and their logo will always be cool.

[kvit624s]

私が、「素晴らしい」と投票をしました。

如果我出色投票了。 真地出色。

내가, 훌륭하면 투표했습니다. 정말로, 훌륭하지요.

Si j'étais splendide, j'ai voté. Je suis vraiment splendide.

Wenn ich herrlich wäre, wählte ich. Ich bin wirklich herrlich.

Si fuera espléndido, voté. Soy muy espléndido.

If I was splendid, I voted. I am really splendid.

[Bgesser]

One of those jams you don't ever want to end.

[bassisthenrik]

Amazing! Cornell is deeply missed, but always lovingly remebered. You know it´s a seriuos groove happening when Gordon Edwards is standing up after the piano break. Just look at his face 3:06, that´s someone who knows he´s got it going on. :D

[YouCanCallMeRay1]

To continue, the band had a great career with the help of my partner Frank Yandolino! He had more patience than one can imagine. sadly Eric Gale, Richard Tee and Cornell Dupree are no longer with us, but STUFF will be a part of music history forever, and I am proud to have been there from the beginning!

[YouCanCallMeRay1]

A great drummer Herb Lovelle and I struggles for many nights at Mikell's to turn these incredible studio musicians into a great band. Michael Lang and I signed them to Warner Brothers and their first album was produced by Tommy LiPuma, engineered by Al Schmitt with assistance from Jesse Henderson and Gil Markle at legendary Longview Farm - we had to take them out of New York City so that they could make the LP - The T-shirts were designed by my good friend Phil Wineman!

[YouCanCallMeRay1]

Thanks to all of fans. A great drummer Herb Lovelle and I struggles for many nights at Mikell's to turn these incredible studio musicians into a great band. Michael Lang and I signed them to Warner Brothers and their first album was produced by Tommy LiPuma, engineered by Al Schmitt with assistance from Jesse Henderson and Gil Markle at legendary Longview Farm - we had to take them out of New York City so that they could make the LP - The T-shirts were designed by my good friend Phil Wineman!

[markgrogers]

The club mentioned below was Mikells- 97th Street and Columbus Avenue. On any night Stuff was there, it became a place where this band made time stand still. (And there were lots of other legendary jazz acts that played there too. It was not unusual to sit one table away from famous actors, musicians and writers in the audience as well).