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From 'Power of Soul' album (Kudu, 1974). Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing. Phil Upchurch & Tennyson Stephens.
Title: Turn This Mutha Out
Year Of Release: 1977 / 2015
Label: Soul Brother Records
Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul
Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue)
Total Time: 37:50 min
Total Size: 232 MB
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1. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (8:39) 2. Camby Bolongo (4:35)
3. Turn This Mutha Out (6:52)
4. Tasty Cakes (4:26)
5. Crab Apple (5:12)
6. Moon Hymn (4:20) 7. Say What (3:59)
While blatantly commercial, 'Turn this Mutha Out' offers some dynamic interplay between Bascomb's funky bass vamp, and Bullock's compelling guitar work. The tune landed on the R&B chart in the States and got considerable airplay in Britain. 'Tasty Cakes' uses the same lineup including complimentary musicians as 'Mutha' on a shameless attempt to sell records. 'Crab Apple,' aided by Michael Brecker's tenor sax, jams; the midtempo strut is nasty, particularly when Carter works his synthesizer. 'Moon Hymn' is a duo tempo head tune that swipes a bit of War's 'Slipping into Darkness.' Eric Gale is the guitarist on 'Say What,' a fusion of jazz and funk. Muhammad never solos, he didn't write any of the songs, he didn't arrange any, and he didn't produce any. So why is he the leader and the album in his name? -- Andrew Hamilton
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Power Of Soul Idris Muhammad Rare
Idris Muhammad – Power Of Soul (1974/2013)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/192 kHz | Time – 34:12 minutes | 1,27 GB | Genre: Jazz
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Source: e-Onkyo | Front Cover | © Kudu/CTI Records
Recorded: March, 1974 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
This album is one of the reasons that Idris Muhammad is regarded as the drumming king of groove. Featuring the arrangements and keyboards of Bob James, the saxophone punch of Grover Washington, Jr., guitarist Joe Beck, trumpeter Randy Brecker, percussionist Ralph MacDonald, and the knife-edge slick production of Creed Taylor, this 1974 issue is a burning piece of deep, jazzy soul and grooved-out bliss. The funk flies fast and heavy, particularly on the title track (Jimi Hendrix’s tune), with soaring solos by Grover and James, who fall down in the groove to Muhammad’s powerful pace, setting from the heart of the pocket. Beck’s own solo is special in that he moves against the tempo just a bit, but that only increases the listener’s dependence on the groove of Muhammad. Clocking in at only 34 minutes it’s a perfect slice of the raw-onion emotion Muhammad was pulling down at the time. While there isn’t a weak track in the four, it’s Washington’s “Loran’s Dance” that takes the cake, even over Hendrix. While the former is dark and heavy, and the immediately preceding tracks by James and Beck, respectively, are light, fancy, free nods to Creed Taylor’s hoping for a jazz radio single, it’s “Loran’s Dance” that showcases not only Washington as an aspiring writer in his own right (this is only a year before Feels So Good and Mr. Magic appeared), but also as a talented interpreter of the edges where jazz and soul come together. James’ arrangements are tight, and everybody gets to solo with a little more freedom and grace. Muhammad keeps the pocket wide and Brecker and Washington dance all around in it as James plays the accents furtively. This is some easy-moving, yet musically complex jazz. There is great power in these four tracks to make you move or reflect or just tap your foot while nodding “yeah” at your speakers imperceptibly.
Tracklist:
1 Power Of Soul 7:05
2 Piece Of Mind 9:23
3 The Saddest Thing 7:08
4 Loran’s Dance 10:36
Personnel:
Idris Muhammad, drums
Grover Washington Jr., tenor and soprano sax
Randy Brecker, trumpet, flugelhorn
Bob James, keyboards
Joe Beck, guitar
Gary King, bass
Ralph MacDonald, percussion
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