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Alex Bugnon is an ill keyboard player too


I have this whole album. But for some strange reason, they only have this one song off of it from Youtube. I may need to put the whole on there..
 
Favorite Guitar player: Earl Klugh

Magic in your eyes


I remember being a child taking that 4 hour drive to Indianapolis to see my family listing to his greatest hits album in my dads car non stop.. this song always stuck with me.
 
donald byrd-distant land


Idris muhammad-peace(picks up at around 2:00ish)


terence blanchard-mantra


bob james-nautilus


I couldn't find this one tune on youtube but I did find it on this free streaming media player site I use to listen to music that isn't on youtube. The tune is by Najee it's called Vibin and it features Roy Ayershttp://grooveshark.com/#!/search?q=najee+vibin%27
 
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You forgot "places and spaces" by donald byrd which is probably my favorite song on that album

also here is

Harlem river drive by Bobbi Humprey


and my favorite chill tune by Ramsey Lewis featuring Earth, Wind & Fire -

Sun Goddess


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Roy Ayers- Searchin


 
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Here's 5 more I found, one of them is a known classic

Kruder & Dorfmeister - Definition


Monophonics - "In Your Brain"
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Herbie Hancock - Chameleon


The Souljazz Orchestra - Agbara
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BUDDY MILES - Down By The River
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This one has a bitches brew vibe to it

Herbie Hancock : Hidden Shadows

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This is a more chill tune

Johnny Lytle - Where's The Love
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I like the psychedelic vibe of this one

Lonnie Liston Smith - Space Lady
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and here's another

Hank Crawford - Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing


 
I started out listening to Big Band when I was about 15 or 16 and progressed from there but I still have barely scratched the surface like you said there is so much stuff out there.

A really good way to discover great jazz is looking up rap samples, I've been put on some many great artists through sampling, its like I already have a love and appreciation for their music because I grew up listening to the music that sampled them.



 

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