You Make It Look So Good - Thompson Square
 

Diez Pasos Hacia Ti - Daniel, Me Estás Matando y Alex Ferreira
 

Te Guardo - Silvana Estrada
 

Alcaline, le Concert : Gregory Porter & Ben L'Oncle Soul - :"Grandma's Hands"
 

Alcaline, le Concert : Keziah Jones et Ben l'Oncle Soul - "Simply Beautiful"
 

Keziah Jones - Rhythm Is Love
 

Ben l'Oncle Soul feat the Monophonics - Why can't i let go
 

We are all made of stardust (Carl Sagan)
 

FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '18 LIVE Friday
 

サカナクション / 多分、風
 

70s Japanese Jazz Mix
 

One Hour of Japanese Jazz from the 70's (1967-1976). This mix includes different genres taken together, Hard Bop, Easy Listening, B-boy breaks, original samples (used by Gza, Rza from Wu-Tang, Mac Demarco etc.), and more.

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Mix and artwork by Dckne
(dckne@protonmail.com)

📝Tracklist :

0.Intro........................................... .................................................. .....................................00:00 - 00:10

1. Minoru Muraoka / 村岡実 - Take Five (Bamboo, 1970, United artists records)............00:10 - 05:01

2. Terumasa Hino / 日野皓正 Quartet - Soulful (Alone, Alone and Alone, 1967, takt Jazz Series)........................................... .................................................. .....................................05:01 - 15:23

3. Hiroshi Suzuki / 鈴木弘 - Kuro to Shiro (Cat, 1975, Nippon-Columbia)........................15:23 - 26:54

4. Teruo Nakamura / 中村照夫 - Some other Blues (Unicorn, 1973, Three Blind Mice)............................................. .................................................. ...................................26:54 - 32:31

5. Takeshi Inomata & Sound Limited / 猪俣猛とサウンドリミテッド - Mustache (Sounds Of Sound L.T.D., 1970, Takt Jazz Series)........................................... .................................................. .....................................32:31 - 39:24

6. Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media / 稲垣次郎とソウルメディア - Raven Speaks (In the Groove, 1973, Nippon-Columbia)......................................... .................................................. .....................39:24 - 43:23

7. Sunao Wada Quintet + 1 / 和田直クインテット＋１- Sunset on the Street (Four Scenes, 1976, Three Blind Mice)............................................. .................................................. ...............43:23 - 52:01

8. Kosuke Mine Quintet / 峰厚介クインテット - Dream Eyes (Mine, 1970, Three Blind Mice)............................................. .................................................. ..................................52:01 - 1:03:45

9. Shigeo Sekito / セキトオ シゲオ - The World II (Special Sound Series Vol. 2, 1975, Nippon-Columbia)......................................... .................................................. ..........................1:03:45 - 1:06:47


Japanese Jazz-Funk, Hard Bop, Modal Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Japanese Music
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Ryo Yoshimata - About You
 

Paintings - Sergio Cerchi

NEEDTOBREATHE - "Darling"
 

I have been cleaning up my YT account and came across some really good tracks of music, I saved years ago.... Like this one, by Delegation.

LOVE stuff like this! :)

Annie Lennox - Wonderful

Not one of her well known songs but it's still ... wonderful! :p

*Float On* <3
 

here's another one.....soOooOOoOOoo good. Love The Floaters!

SnowmanBuzzFM (UK)
 

Lalah Hathaway (Baby Don't Cry)(1989)




I remember finding this gem, years ago.
I ...LOVE LOVE LOVE ... this version of Lalah's song. :stillheart:

From the notes on this account about Lalah Hathaway:



From the summer of 1989 comes the classic from US artist Lalah Hathaway - BABY DONT CRY. Oh my god!!! What a record this is!!! This is taken from the white label (a prized possession in my record box) of 89' the full release coming the following year along with her debut album 'Lalah Hathaway'.

The daughter of the great Donny Hathaway, Lalah made a good impression with her debut album in 1990. She not only displayed poise, confidence, and good technique, but was also versatile enough to do more than just light urban contemporary ballads. Her stage shows included jazz, pre-rock pop, and even gospel, and Hathaway later appeared on Black Entertainment Television doing jazz and fusion.

Lalah attended Chicago's Performing Arts High School then graduated to the famed Berklee School of Music in Boston. She was soon snatched up by Virgin Records and, upon strong urging from the record company, relocated to Los Angeles following the release of her eponymous debut album (with producers including Andre`Fischer, Angela Winbush and Chuckii Booker). Four singles were released, "Baby Dont Cry", her #3 R&B charting summer smash "Heaven Knows," plus Quiet Storm covers of Brenda Russell's "It's Somethin'" and Gary Taylor's "I'm Coming Back." Lalah's sophomore album, A Moment, followed four years later in 1994. Though fewer people heard it, the now out-of-print collector's item featured the single "Let Me Love You" and five songs that Lalah wrote, including the fan favorite "So They Say".

Throughout her career, Lalah has worked alongside some of the finest artists of her time. In 1992, she recorded a single with the late, great saxophonist Grover Washington Jr. titled "Love Like This" (from his album, No Exit). In 1999, she recorded a critically acclaimed album for Verve Records with jazz pianist Joe Sample, The Song Lives On, highlighted by what is now her signature song, "When Your Life Was Low." Her credits also include collaborations with Marcus Miller, Me Shell NdegéOcello, Art Porter, David Sanborn, Mary J. Blige, Take 6, Gerald Albright, The Winans, Pete Escovedo, Wayman Tisdale and Hiram Bullock. She has performed live with Dizzy Gillespie and Stevie Wonder, and opened shows for Maze and Herbie Hancock.

After a lengthy stint away from the spotlight, Hathaway returned later with Outrun The Sky in 2004. Her first album in a decade. And then in early 2007, Lalah signed with Stax Records. Her Stax debut is set for a mid-2008 release. In the meantime, she is touring the company with Rahsaan Patterson and Angie Stone.

The Avalanches (Because I'm Me)
 

This group (band) is new to me, but the young guy in this band reminds me of an very young Michael Jackson.

*Good Stuff* :)

The Eurthymics (This City Never Sleeps) <3<3<3
 

Kool & The Gang | Summer Madness (1974) <3<3<3
 

Fleurie - Out Of The Blue
 

Ruelle - Carry You (Featuring Fleurie)
 

Ruelle - War Of Hearts
 

Ruelle - The Other Side
 

It's odd how hearing a certain song can transport us back to a pleasant time or event!

Ben l'Oncle Soul - Hallelujah
 

Trumpet <3
 

I love the Trumpet and have enjoyed music by famous trumpeter's such as Chuck Magione, Tomaz Stanko, Chet Baker, Louie Armstrong, Wynton Marsalis, Doc Severinsen, and Herb Alpert, among many recording artists. :stillheart: