Thursday, 5 March 2009

M'Boom



Quiet simply, this is something i never thought i'd ever see. Two full versions of Jihad es Mort and Onomatopoeia performed live by the best jazz percussion outfit of all time. The line-up for this ensemble is breathtaking. Max Roach, Roy Brooks, Freddie Waits, Joe Chambers, Warren Smith and Omar Clay. Even the shows intro and final credits are dynamite, with Warren Smith soloing on timpani, and Ellis Haizlip "laying it down". Recorded 17th November 1971, this is easily the greatest set of videos i've ever seen.


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  2. video;

    http://www.thirteen.org/soul/episodes/nov-17-1971

    can post the audio if anyones interested.

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  3. I would LOVE the audio. Absolutely Love it.

    I have most of M'Boom's other pieces (not the 1973 album and not this).

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  4. Did you see the Earth Wind and Fire episode? Also there's many on the list not yet posted that make me drool...

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  5. Wooooow those guys are out of this world amazing. That website is kickass, never heard of Soul! before.

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  6. what can you say?
    awesome,simply awesome!!!!

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  7. Is that good or what !!!!!!!!!

    Well found, now how do I download that and get it on my ipod ?

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  8. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING !
    thanks

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  9. i'll the audio up-loaded then.
    saw the earth wind and fire ish, well all of them really. sat thru the rr kirk one last night. bloody awesome stuff, what else is on the list? will there be more than these 6 episodes ...

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  10. ill sort that out for you reza we have gear here that does that kind of thing...

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  11. audio;

    http://www.mediafire.com/?ydym5t1ywxl

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  12. Have you SEEN the episode list? It's unbelievable. McCoy Tyner and Bill Withers on the same show, Esther Phillips and Andrew Hill on the same show. Pharaoh Sanders, Rufus Harley, it goes on and on. Soul, jazz, poetry and politics. Feb.25, 1971: Jayne Cortez and the New York Bass Violin Choir. Wow.

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  13. Thanks for your efforts. Tried to extract the audio track myself before but failed. It works with Audacity, but I'm too lazy and prefer to grab your link!

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  14. thanks for the tip arkadin, i just recorded it all to cd-r. not the best quality though

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  15. K you da man!Not even sure which Lp this is off of but anything from Wen-Ha is strctly Kosher/Halal.Just DL'd Harrison's Organic Dream (without track marks-work it out but you won't since you won't wanna stop) at le shop bradhales.podomatic.com
    Keep it commin'
    Chazz

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  16. no, chazz you da man!
    wot a great tip, that place rocks.

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  20. this is some funky stuff cant wait to sample it, thanks for the share
    free beats

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