Razzmatazz
August 20, 2008 at 2:54 pm
Image: Mdm’s Worddle.
1. Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - For What it’s worth
Stillness (1970)
2. Joao Donato - Bananeira
Lugar Comum (Dubas / 1975)
3. Jorge Ben - Take it easy my brother Charles
Jorge Ben (1969)
4. Gary Mcfarland - Bloop Bleep
The in sound (1965)
5. Coconut Monkeyrocket - Bloop, bleeps, bongos & brass
The Coconut Monkeyrocket split ep (Comfort stand / 2004)
6. Quantic Soul Orchestra - Feelin’ good
Pushin’ on (Tru thoughts / 2005)
7. Ellen Mcilwaine - Jimmy Jean
We the people (1973)
A sound tribute to bcn’s razzmatazz: touches of samba, funk and bossa, all tasty grooves that do wonders in the correct settings and all personal favorites, so needless to say I give high recommendations on all of these, hope you enjoy.
Tracks 1 & 2 don’t seem to be complete.
Other than that, a great playlist, as usual.
Yes! sorry my bad. Should be fixed now. Thanks for the heads up!
great playlist!!
ok, am i the only one having this problem?
if i try to preview the song before i download, then the link doesn’t work.
if i just download and not try to preview, then the link works just fine.
i am forced to use internet explorer, which may be the problem…
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check the version of ‘For What it’s worth’ by soviet ensemble
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=619f66b81da60dcad2db6fb9a8902bda
Ellen Mcilwaine … my god! We were pals in 1960’s Atlanta, and our little gang travelled together to gigs all over the South, until I was drafted and sent to Asia. (Yes, I turned 65 last month)
She wouldn’t admit it in public, but she did the best rendition of
“Honky-Tonk Angels” I’ve ever heard! Bless you, Ellie, wherever you are.
‘Bobby A.’
I think you can contact her.
according to her wiki:
In 2006 Ellen started her own label Ellen McIlwaine Music and released Mystic Bridge featuring the genius of Indian Tabla Drummer Cassius Khan. They are joined by the Soprano Saxophone stylings of Linsey Wellman on three cuts including their rocking version of “Take Me to the River”, and soulful Harmonium playing by Amika Kushwaha on the last cut “The Question”, a poem by Christine Steele recited over Cassius Khan’s beautiful vocal rendition of the ancient Urdu poem set to music, “Darbari Raag”.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellen_McIlwaine
her music label has a contact address
http://www.ellenmcilwaine.com/booking.html
Ellen McIlwaine Music
888, 7620 Elbow Drive SW
Calgary Alberta T2V 1K2
Canada
Tel: (403) 228-2812
Fax: (403) 228-2219
she doesn’t seem to have an email address posted anywhere.
I am not sure if that help.
cheers.
Ellen has one of the greatest voices, very potent. I just found about her very recently and it has been one of my favorite discoveries of the year.
You should definitely contact her Bob, it’s always a good surprise to hear from long lost friends.