Taking up the slack from a recent post by Sheridan Dupre III, stepping off sun dappled kerb into twilight, here is a positively chilled vibe lingering in the shadow.
Because less is more, and I've been feeling a mite agitated of late. Spiky.
Lonnie Liston Smith: keyboards;
Donald Smith: flute;
Cecil McBee: bass;
Lawrence Killian: percussion, congas;
Art Gore: drums;
Michael Carvin: percussion;
Leopoldo: percussion;
Don Hubbard: soprano saxophone.
Produced by Bob Thiele and Lonnie Liston Smith.
photograph by charles harbutt.
Donald Smith: flute;
Cecil McBee: bass;
Lawrence Killian: percussion, congas;
Art Gore: drums;
Michael Carvin: percussion;
Leopoldo: percussion;
Don Hubbard: soprano saxophone.
Produced by Bob Thiele and Lonnie Liston Smith.
photograph by charles harbutt.
▼ LONNIE LISTON SMITH & THE COSMIC ECHOES: SHADOWS from "Expansions" LP (Flying Dutchman) 1975 (US)
Hey Sibling, great blog, thanks for all the great vibes, superb Lonnie Liston track, have not heard this since Danny Bukem ripped it off all those years ago.
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I Spy
Thank you, I Spy. Is that LTJ Bukem you are referring to ? Thanks for the tip...
ReplyDeleteWhich is the track in question ? I am nosy, and I am not at all sure I know it.
Hey ib, right era but wrong artist sorry, it was Roni Size 'It's a Jazz Thing' although all LTJ's work is heavily influenced by this record.
ReplyDeleteThanks again, have a good weekend