I noticed that the great Cal Tjader passed away around 40 years ago today (May 5th), and while I typically don't like doing death anniversaries, it did feel like a good time to revisit some of his records. The feeling of his music can't be understated - it just feels GOOD. Especially right now as spring moves toward summer, it seems perfect to break these albums out. This episode is also a bit of a sequel to an earlier Tjader mix on episode 24 of PFTS - I made sure to play a different selection of tracks, so go back and check that one too if you haven't already! Hope you enjoy.

May 5 2021

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Pullin from the Stacks - Episode 166 (More Cal Tjader)

The title track from the forthcoming Jazz Room Records release by Eric Ghost "Secret Sauce". Long deleted and changing hands for high numbers, when you can find it.

It's a Psychedelic Spiritual Masterpiece.

ERIC GHOST -SECRET SAUCE

Label head Dusty is broadcasting live every 3rd Tuesday a month from 6 - 8pm (CET) from the dublab.de studio in Cologne, Nippes! In his monthly show Dusty presents his favourite musical discoveries as well as forthcoming exclusives and guest mixes – soulful, spiritual, electronic, cosmic… you name it, Jazz & Milk got it. 

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Tracklist:

Nduduzo Makhathini - Senze' Nina	Nduduzo Makhathini
Amanda Whiting - Where Would We Be
Rasha - Azara Alhai
Daniel Villarreal - Uncanny
Dundundun - Midnight Manoeuvres
Kaelin Ellis - Swing It!
Dogon Teleskope - Solar Plexus
Al Johnson - I've Got My Second Wind
Bobby Hutcherson - Montara
Jackson Conti - Barumba
Ricardo Marrero - Feel Like Making Love
Lamont Johnson - Burnin
Tony Comer & Crosswinds - Don’t Give Up
Yolanda Adams & Wanda Nero Butler - Signs of the Time
Joel Fairstein - Umbra
Sundown - Spaced Outta Place Pt. 1 & 2
Theo Bylhout - Get Down Cause Ain't Funky
Kaelin Ellis - Cats Groove
Kansado - Astral Yambú
Dundundun - Future Hope
Horatio Luna - Boom Boom (Patrice Scott Remix)
XOA - Program Change
Cool Affair - Mind Control (Groove Masters Brokenbeat Mix)
Nicola Conte & Gianluca Petrella - Inner Light Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm (Cosmic Arts Version)
Alex Attias presents El Mustang - Big Boss
Boobjazz - Midnight Ceremony
Patrice Scott - The Detroit Upright
Frank Leone - Your Night, Out
Rufus feat. Chaka Khan - Fool's Paradise
Womack & Womack - Conscious Of My Conscience

Jazz & Milk radio show w/ Dusty(April 2022 / dublab.de)

Pharoah Sanders
Yoshi's
Oakland, CA
"Benefit for Billy Higgins"
March 20, 2001 - Early set

d1t02 A Love Supreme [0:17:30.48]

Pharoah Sanders - tenor sax
William Henderson - piano
Robert Hurst - bass
Ralph Penland - drums
Dwight Tribble - vocals
Bobby Hutcherson - vibes

Source: Stereo soundboard DAT > DAT > CD > EAC v. 1.0 beta 2 (extraction and FLAC encoding) > FLAC compression level 8


Pharoah Sanders played at Yoshi's from March 13 to March 20 in '01. Was also a benefit show for Billy Higgins.  

Billy Higgins had a double liver transplant (the first liver was rejected) in March '96 and was then facing in '01 the prospect of another transplant.  He died of kidney and liver failure 2 months later.

Photograph by Christian Weber

Pharoah Sanders - A Love Supreme 3/20/01 Yoshi's, Oakland, CA

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Taken from the album ‘Strata Records – The Sound of Detroit – Reimagined by Jazzanova’, BBE Music, DJ Amir and 180 Proof records present the 3rd single from this monumental project.

This release features remixes by Japanese Club Jazz pioneers Kyoto Jazz Massive, and Genre Blending New Yorkers, musclecars.

Kyoto Jazz Massive were enlisted to remix the Jazzanova reimagining of Sam Sanders’s iconic song Face at my Window. Their mix adds an intimate Jazz Club feel to vocalist Sean Haefeli’s recording, which highlights the dynamics of Sean’s voice. The subtle tempo increase maintains the feel of the original and adds a punch to the brass section, making the track an entirely new experience.

musclecars add that traditional New York / Chicago House vibe to Jazzanova’s reimagining of Kenny Cox’s ‘Beyond the dream’, and the result is a skippy afro/latin dancefloor filler which can go on forever. musclecars demonstrate their genre blending superpowers on this mix which adds a garage swing to a jazz record, definitely going to be a jam for the dancefloors in 2023.

Both remixes showcase the importance of DJ Amir's unearthing of these strata gems, and Jazzanova’s reimagining, how they have breathed new life into one of Detroit’s hidden gems - Strata Records. They will definitely on board new audiences to the treasure trove that is Strata, and the iconic stories surrounding the often overlooked record label.
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Jazzanova - Beyond The Dream (featuring Sean Haefeli)

'Atlantis' is a smouldering jazz-funk, cinematic excursion courtesy of the Brazilian maestro, Daniel Salinas. A conductor, pianist, arranger, and producer, he has worked across several genres within Brazil’s rich musical tapestry, including the Beatles-inspired Jovem Guarda movement, jazz-funk, and MPB to name just a few. He featured on records by Franco, Célia, Perfume Azul Do Sol, Wilson Simonal, Juca Chaves and a whole host of Brazilian greats.

Released in 1973 on Top Tape Records, 'Atlantis’, features one of Salinas’ best-known recordings (at least in Europe), his much-loved interpretation of 'Also Sprach Zarathustra’ entitled 'Straussmania’. It was inspired by Eumir Deodato's global hit of the same year and went on to be adopted by various scenes becoming a classic within rare groove circles as well as amongst breaks and beats diggers.

Other highlights include the only original Salinas composed track on the album; the driving, orchestrated Brazilian groover, 'Baião', and an epic, head nod breakbeat interpretation of Donovan's folky 'Atlantis'.

Daniel Salinas - Like A Rainy Night

É Soul Cultura Vol.1 seemed to land at exactly the right moment. Post-lockdown, optimism was back on the rise and the dance floors swelled again. For many listeners, Manchester based DJ Luke Una’s intriguingly woven pattern of new, old, rare and under-discovered music from around the world became the soundtrack to rejuvenated positivity. Piccadilly Records made the release their top compilation of the year, with Rough Trade placing it as their number two. The enthusiasm from the industry was mirrored by record buyers and demonstrated that in the right hands, moving through genres, tempos and decades can make perfect musical sense. 

It was clear from the get-go that the concept warranted a series, there are many sides to É Soul Cultura and many musical stories to tell. This second volume gives another opportunity for Luke to share his journey of the past four decades of staying up late and getting transcendental whilst listening to holy grail music as the city slept. It follows on from where Vol.1 left off, at times venturing into the deeper, spiritual, soulful, downtempo, experimental aspects of his tastes. From the conscious, street soul fusion gospel of Veronica Mickie's 'Lost Children', to an excursion into Swiss, psych, progressive rock in the form of Pyranha, then onto the classic Indian music-inspired electronic workout of Andi Otto's 'Bangalore Whispers'. Luke hints at his softer side in Avis; a sweet, obscure cover version of Minnie Riperton’s ‘Baby, This Love I Have’, as well as championing local heroes in the shape of Manchester’s Yargo and their driving, obscure, proto-house belter, ‘Marimba’. There’s also Japanese, electronic, slo-mo heaviness from 1979, courtesy of Bach Revolution. House music is integral to the É Soul sound and is represented by Nav Aktah’s deep remix of Mr Scruff, and then there’s Isis ‘In Essense’; a track of such majestic brilliance that it has never left Luke’s record bag. 

The selection is eclectic, global, and plucked from different times and spaces. In theory, perhaps they shouldn't work together, but there is a mysterious link that makes them gel as a whole. That’s what Luke does best. He creates a sort of musical alchemy, unifying the diverse. This isn’t a compilation focussed purely on the rare, even though many tracks featured do fall into that camp. It is best described by Luke himself, “It’s not about showing off, collector rarity, or ego-strutting, it’s all about telling stories, sharing the music, and making life’s journey mean something. In the end, of course, it’s just a compilation of other people’s music, but hopefully it’s more than that, adding something back to the pot.”

Yargo - Marimba

unreleased track has been produced in 2013 with Mark, Hiro (Yellowtail) and myself, between NYC and Lyon France.

One of the last recordings by Mark Murphy.
This tune still is unreleased, but uploading it on soundcloud is our respectful tribute to this great man and this great singer !!!!!

Thanks to you Mark for all the good music you gave us during the last 50 years !!!!!!!!



Mark Murphy / Patchworks / Yellowtail  - Seasons In My Mind

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1. Charlie Rich - Are You Still My Baby?
2. Stonewall Jackson - Why I'm Walking
3. Vincent & The Charms - Tense [Demo]
4. The Hustlers - Boston Monkey
5. Cal Tjader - Evil Ways
6. Jackie Opel - Don't Take Away Your Love
7. Little Jimmie Hunter - Something's Calling
8. Mark Murphy - Senor Blues
9. Ray Price & The Cherokee Cowboys - Bright Lights & Blonde Haired Women
10. Patsy Cline - When Your House Is Not A Home [Live]

Reverberation #254

Occhio dell'uragano                             Piero Piccioni
Shifting gears                                      Lalo Shifrin
The Sequel                                          Chris Joss          67 edit
Vifam                                                  Lee Osaka         67 edit
Na Opak                                              Henryk Debich  67 edit
Bakara                                                 Chris Joss
The Spic                                              Bullet                67 edit
Night Moves                                        F.McDonald       67 edit
Beams                                                 Dieter Reith       67 edit
I'm gonna love you just  a little bit       Uwe Busckotter
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Relaxed Spacious                                 A.Parker
House of the purple mist                      Magician           67 edit
Accadde a Bali                                                              67 edit
IL Porto                                               A.Alessandroni
Night Watch                                        Alan Tew
The Fence (B)                                      Alan Tew
Forty Winks                                         The Herbaliser
Lady Magnolia                                     P.Umiliani  (Kid Loco remix)
The Taste of Repeat                            Puccio Roelens
Trops                                                 Baldan Bembo      67 edit
Baia                                                    Lalo Schifrin

Cinematica

Sélection de 34 vinyles de Jazz éclectique passant par le Jazz Funk, Jazz Fusion, Bossa Jazz, Future Jazz... 2 heures de plaisir et de découvertes parsemées de pépites « deep diggin’ » !

Tracklist

Tenderlonious - Bob’s Riddim
The Expansions - Breakthrough
Wlodek Gulgowski - Manhattan Vibes
Souljazz Orchestra - Celestial Blues
Gene Russell - Talk to my Lady
The Big Hustle -
Casbah 73 - Doing our own Thing
Pieces of a Dream - Body Magic
Caldera - Coastin
Aldorande - Petite Chérie (part 2)
Talib Kibwe - Pinnacle of Joy
Ronald Snijders - Be Funky
Herb Geller - Rhyme &amp; Reason Time
Rodney Franklin - The Groove
Ramsey &amp; Company - Love Call
Dave Pike - Swan Lake
Starcrost - False Paradise
Melton Brothers Band - Living in The City
Artie Butler - Alice un Wonderland
Ruby Rushton - Yardley Suite
Dee Felice Trio - Nightingale
Abase - Gbe Ra Nle
Gordon Henderson - Hard World
Solo Hit - Imoikeme
Peter King - African Dialects
Pat Thomas - Yesu San Bra
Alex Figueira - guacuco
Kalyanji Anandji - Itni Jaldi
Bappi Lahiri - Come Closer

Roots of Vinyl #1 • Jazz Lockdown

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