Showing posts with label Dean Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dean Brown. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Poogie Bell: Poogie on Shuffle (2009)

This cd is for the real Poogie Bell fans and music fans all over the world! The musicains here are some of the best in world. Only 100 copies of this CD were made!
Personnel: Roberta Flack, David Sanborn, Kenny Garrett, Wallace Roney, Gerald Albright, Ron Cater, Marcus Miller, Maceo Parker, Poogie Bell, Hiram Bullock, Dean Brown, Patches Stewart, Vincent Henry, Bruce Flowers, Bobby Sparks, Keith Anderson, Rashard Barnes, Chris Parker, Dwayne Dolphin, Jeremy Mcdonald, Casey Benjamin, Josh Rosemen, Tony Depaolis, Gene Stovale, Sonji Woodward, Chris Hemingway, Andre Smith, Asa Livingston.
Playing and singing everything from funk, jazz, rock, R&b. Poogie on Shuffle is just what it means!
Tracklist:
01. Miss Alice 4:05
02. Brother J 4:47
03. Love Vibe 4:39
04. Sunshine 3:16
05. Sara Knows All 4:48
06. Joburgh 4:31
07. So! ?3:57
08. Kendras Blues 5:57
09. Forte Green 5:40
10. Brazillian Thing 4:47
11. Yaki Soba 5:59
Poogie On Shuffle
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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Dennis Chambers: Outbreak (2002)

A formidable, ferocious and ultra-funky presence behind the kit in such celebrated ensembles as Parliament-Funkadelic, Steely Dan, Santana and the Brecker Brothers as well as incendiary fusion outfits led by guitarists John Scofield, Mike Stern and John McLaughlin, Dennis Chambers is everyone's choice for all world drummer. On "Outbreak", his Stateside debut as a leader, Dennis slams home some solid grooves in the company of such heavyweights as guitarists Scofield, Jon Herington, Nick Moroch and Dean Brown, bassists Will Lee, Gary Willis, Matthew Garrison and his old P-Funk rhythm tandem mate Rodney 'Skeet' Curtis, saxophonists Michael Brecker, Bobby Malach and Aaron Heick, trumpeter Randy Brecker and long time colleague and keyboardist Jim Beard, who produced the New York session.
Tracklist:
1. Roll Call
2. Otay
3. Groovus Interruptus
4. Paris on Mine
5. In Time
6. Plan B
7. Outbreak
8. Baltimore, Dc
9. Talkin' Loud and Sayin' Nothin'
Outbreak
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Friday, April 23, 2010

Breckers Brothers Out of the Loop (1994)

OUT OF THE LOOP won the 1995 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Performance, and "African Skies" won the Grammy for Best Instrumental Composition. "African Skies" was also nominated for Best Jazz Instrumental Solo.
With OUT OF THE LOOP, the Brecker Brothers once again affirm their spot at the front of modern jazz. Besides presenting the expected mixed plate of jazz and funk, with this album the Brothers definitively prove that hip hop and swing are of the same groove.
The Breckers' trademarks abound. Solid composition, shiny production and superb talent qualify OUT OF THE LOOP as vintage Breckers with performances that rise to the strength of the arrangements. Their characteristic rhythmic twists and harmonic turns are held in check by a powerful yet sensitive rhythm section. Bassist James Genus links burning percussion and drums to the Brother's pure melodic expression and colorful harmonic invention.
What jumps up from OUT OF THE LOOP is its succesful incorporation of hip hop sounds into jazz. Amidst today's deluge of hip hop artists appropriating the token jazz riff, it's inspiring to hear the Brecker Brothers show how it's done on tracks like "Scrunge" and "When It Was."
In a world of jazz purists, easy listening, and confused genres, The Brecker Brothers have thankfully spun a loop of their own.
Recorded at Skyline Studios, New York, New York.
Personnel: Eliane Elias (vocals, keyboards); Armand Sabal-Lecco (vocals); Larry Saltzman (guitar, acoustic guitar); Robbie Kilgore (guitar, keyboards); Dean Brown (guitar); Dennis Brown (acoustic guitar); Michael Brecker (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, EWI); Randy Brecker (trumpet, flugelhorn); George Whitty (keyboards, percussion programming); Maz Kessler (keyboards); Chris Botti, Andy Snitzer (drums, keyboard programming); Steve Jordan , Rodney Holmes, Shawn Pelton (drums); Steve Thornton (percussion); Mark Ledford (background vocals).
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Thursday, October 15, 2009

Dean Brown with Dennis Chambers and Will Lee: Live at the Cotton Club Tokyo (2009)


Dean Brown with Dennis Chambers and Will Lee
Live at the Cotton Club Tokyo - 2009 - DB III


Tracks:
1. Take This 00:02:58
2. Solid 6 00:06:24
3. Breaksong 00:08:56
4. Up From The Skies 00:06:49
5. Two Numbers 00:08:38
6. Camel Hump 00:08:34
7. Soul Eyes 00:01:55
8. Clave Groove 00:09:45
9. The Battle's Over 00:09:50
10. All You Need Is Love 00:05:14
DB III (RS) / DB III (MU)

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Poogie Bell Band: Get On The Kit (2006)

Even if you have never heard of Poogie Bell, you are most definitely familiar with his work and music. The fact remains that this man behind the drum kit has laid down beats and rhythms for a myriad of clientele that reads more like a 'Who's Who' list in the music industry. Artists across the widest variety of music genres such as Marcus Miller, David Bowie, Chaka Khan, John Scofield, Vanessa Williams, Victor Wooten, Roberta Flack, Joe Sample, Al Jarreau, David Sanborn, Erykah Badu, Stanley Clarke, Angelique Kidjo, Randy Crawford, and Stanley Turrentine, have relied on Poogie's unique syncopated rhythms and ultra-tight grooves as the backbone for many an album.
Armed with an impressive musical resume and infectious rhythms, Poogie Bell pushes the boundaries of jazz, jam rock and funk into the stratosphere. Offering up head bobbing, body moving beats that will get you moving in the car, streets, or any concert venue, he commands the kit with a virtuosic prowess. Poogie's unique blend of jazz, funk, jam, and soul creates a style that is all his own. On Get On the Kit Poogie and company prove that not only can he lay down the most groovisious rhythms, but that he can compose music that will get you on your feet in a hurry.
Joining Poogie on this amazing CD are fellow groove masters, Marcus Miller, who also co produced, Ian Gordon, Tony Campbell, Reggie Watkins, Kevin Barefoot, Juan Vasquez, Howie Alexander, along with Wah Wah Watson, Dean Brown, Bobby Sparks, Keith Anderson, Jacob Toffee, Chris Parker, Luke Williams, Eric Dan, & DJ Muggy.