The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble - Miles Away download mp3 album

The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble. Album Stones Throw STH2171. Description: Miles Away is the latest in releases to evolve from producer & arranger Madlib's first jazz releases with the group Yesterdays New Quintet. Miles Away is a jazz fusion album which has been tweaked and revised for over two years when it was first announced. Cover painting by Radek Drutis, design by Jeff Jank. CD: mini-gatefold, tip-on cover, and printed inner sleeve. LP: double vinyl, and gatefold.

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Trio,," and the Eddie Prince Fusion Band. The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble's particular sound features groove-heavy songs, which often quickly branch off into codas. In 2010, the Ensemble released Miles Away, an album of songs each dedicated to various jazz greats including Horace Tapscott and organist Larry Young. See All. Young Jazz Rebels.

In stock now for same day shipping. Format: gatefold 2xLP Cat: STH 2171LP Released: 19 Feb 10 Genre: Broken Beat/Nu Jazz.

Tones For Larry Young. The Last Electro-Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble. Waltz For Woody (For Woody Shaw). Detroit Playaz (Gator Walk).

Busting the myth of jazz as a private island for the smug, middle-aged and lonely. When the idea for this feature first came up it was with the working title ’15 jazz records for the uninitiated’ and the expressed aim of providing a sideways introduction to the breadth of the genre annually ignored by the London Jazz Festival, which concludes this weekend  . There’s no getting away from it, this is simply one of the most important records of the 20th century, jazz or otherwise.

Horace (For Horace Tapscott). One for the Monica Lingas Band. The Trane & The Pharoah (For John Coltrane & Pharoah Sanders). Derf (For Derf Reklaw).