Mood

Tales Of The Turtle

Me and my seven lil brothers just trying to be cool.  Donnie Pollard use to try and get me to play jazz with him except I didn't know which end of the guitar to hold back then, he was so good, I came in one night and played this thinking of him.  I never played it before or since.

Workin My Cool

Grammy Nominee | Best Instrumental Arrangement: "On Green Dolphin Street" | Gordon Goodwin, arranger (Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band) | Track from: NA | Telarc International

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On Green Dolphin Street | Gordon Goodwin

From the album 'Volume One' on Do Right Music - DR056 (CD/DD)

Ryan Oliver - Saxophone 
Tim Hamel - Trumpet
Alex Coleman - Bass 
Richard Whiteman - Piano
Morgan Childs - Drums

The Cookers Quintet - Obligatory Blues

Music composed, played, recorded & produced by Damien Riba (10.05.2014)
All rights reserved / Coloma Pictures Company Entertainments
Copyright by Sunset Agence Internationale & Mangalyan Records

Art Cover : Jazz, former days

"Forever Your One" - The Blue Book by D. Riba / Yabanci Müzik

Stolen Moments (O. Nelson)

Here's a Hip Hop edit of a number I did a while ago by Isaac King ( https://soundcloud.com/themawuli ) , I've had a play with some of the levels and ran it through a mastering suite . Hope you like - cheers Mark :)

Crown Team Cloud Page

513 - Summer Nights (Isaac King Edit)

Chick Corea & Return To Forever - Captain Marvel

Thought I'd share a quick take of one of my all time favorite jazz standards - Duke Ellington's  A Train.  Such a classic and thought it was written for piano and big band, I've decided to go with the Hammond B3 sound.  Organ greats like Jimmy Smith and Groove Holmes have inspired the sound.  May have Duke shaking in his grave, but hopefully he likes the interpretation.  Thanks as always for your listens and for your wonderful comments.

Take The A Train - Duke Ellington

Afterhours Soul

something from the past, re-edited...

Cheers
M

Ashburn VA Soul Train

Lucian Nagy - composer/alto saxophone/bulgarian kaval/djembe & other percussions

Steve Brookfield - mixing & mastering 

Produced by Steve Brookfield & Lucian Nagy 

BalkAfrican Horo - composition

Chakra 0.5

First Soundcloud Post  Birds N Strings Quartet

Produced, mixed and arranged by Lex (de Kalhex)
Trumpet played by Segawa Tatsuya (Nujabes, Uyama Hiroto/ Roph Recordings)
Directed by Takumi Koizumi for Rockwell Product Shop, 2015.

Mastered by Antoine Demantke,
Artwork by Alex Besikian.

Off "Blue Nile" b/w "Changing Child" 7inch.
Japan limited edition of 500.

More details : 
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Lex (de Kalhex) feat. Segawa Tatsuya - Changing Child

Solo over the chord changes from "Song of Storms" by Koji Kondo. From The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Song of Storms

Composer : Lee Collins 
Performed by : Fessor and his Jazz Kings,  Denmark 2012
Record label : Olufsen records

Ole "Fessor" Lindgreen - Trombone and Vocal
Chris Tanner - Clarinet and Vocal
Peter Marott - Trompet
Marko Martinovic - Piano
Jens Sølund - Upright bass
Morten Ærø - drums

We met, and I played the songs I had in mind - music by Mutt Carey´s New Yorkers ,Sam Morgan Jazz Band, Lee Collins, Lead Belly and others. They listened intensely, and to my immense pleasure, they could hardly wait to get started.
The project I had in mind was definitely not nostalgic, so my only condition
was that the themes be played as written. Solos where free - no stylistic limitations.
All background riffs where composed collectively on the spot while the soloist played - just like a club gig.
It has been wonderfull to experience their enthusiasm and dedication, and I hope that this music also will become part of their musical foundation.

-Ole "Fessor" Lindgreen

El Ritmo

Saxophonist John Coltrane was one of the most seminal saxophonists to emerge in the post-war years, and is still one of the central figures in history of jazz. More than forty years after his death his playing and composing continues to resonate throughout contemporary music. This collection concentrates on the excellent music he recorded as leader during the 1950’s, and has been carefully re-mastered, allowing you to hear Coltrane’s work in new and un-paralleled sound quality.

John Coltrane - Blue Train (From The Rough Guide To John Coltrane)

My entry for the Jamiroquai Remix Project.

A easy-going Jazz track with Trompet, Flute & Didge to keep that '93 feeling...

If you like what you're hearing, please hit the "like" button of this mix, it can help me in this contest. Thanks in advance!

“This composition is a remix/mash up of the original work written and/or composed by [Jason Kay / Toby Smith] published by EMI Music Publishing Limited. Used by permission. All rights reserved”.

Mood

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