Continuum – A Journey Through Jazz
Episode 58: 2011 Jazz-Funk Grooves
Another episode of all new music for 2011 – this time exploring the funky & groove oriented side of the Jazz Continuum . . . contemporary and modern jazz, nu jazz, acid jazz, smooth and/or funk jazz.
We start with a quick trip to Japan to hear some Quasimode, followed by something brand spanking new from New Orlean’s favorite son – Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews. Then we groove to the Funky Horns of Farnell Newton & Patrick Lamb, also explore some funk jazz with Fred Hammond’s alter-ego, Grandad Turner, followed by Atlanta’s rising star Khari Cabral, modern jazz bass with Kyle Eastwood & Kory Riker, acid jazz from Down To The Bone & Mr. President and we end with something very cool from Sean Khan.
I spend so much time enjoying jazz from the past century, often forgetting to check out all the new material coming my way – but this show is a strong reminder that jazz is continually on the cutting edge.
Please feel free to contact me with any comments, questions or suggestion by writing to Scott@SoulandJazz.com. You can also find me on Facebook & Twitter.
Agape ya’ll,
J. Scott Fugate, ‘The Jazz Evangelist’
Continuum – A Journey Through Jazz
Episode 58: 2011 Jazz-Funk Grooves
Artist – Track – Album – Year
Quasimode (feat. Naruyoshi K) Cosmic Eyes Magic Ensemble 2011
Trombone Shorty Big 12 For True 2011
Farnell Newton Funky Horns Class Is Now In Session 2011
Patrick Lamb Get Wid It It’s All Right Now 2011
Grandad Turner Herbie’s Love Bug My Friends, My Fam 2011
Khari Cabral (feat. Incognito) How Can We Go Wrong Clementine Sun (Promo) 2011
Kyle Eastwood Down at Ronnie’s Songs From The Chateau 2011
Down To The Bone A Change Has Got To Come The Main Ingredients 2011
Korey Riker BYOB Prehumous 2010
Mr. President Ginger X Walk Number One 2011
Sean Khan Fluxman Slow Burner 2011
Background Music:
Mop Mop Hot Pot (Ezequiel Lodeiro “Latinazo” Dub) Ritual of the Savage Remix EP 2 2011
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