32: The Day After...

No, I didn't spot him either the last couple of days, no worries!

But a great way to loose some of that extra calories we all -without a doubt- gained past 2 days, is to grab the next 10 songs and start to dance till you're silly :-)

(but seriously, keep the 'message' from

my previous post in mind, though)

Just another week and it's 2008, I hope to see you all again soon,

for now I'm gonna relax a little bit (doctor's advice :-) and put in mind that E-mile Says Songs Do The Matter never really sleeps and will return to you with a load of goodies...

Cheers!

1. Jeannie Dee - Two Heads Are Better Than One (2:11)

2. Bamboos - Step It Up (ft. Alice Russell) (3:38)

3. C-Mon & Kypski - Shitty Bum (3:26)

4. EZ Rollers - Walk This Land (3:50)

5. J.Teixi Band - Lo Quiro (4:09)

6. Mano Negra - Patchuko Hop (2:28)

7. Mudboy & The Neutrons - Money Talks (5:44)

8. Peshay & Mazelle - Truly (4:49)

9. The Heavy - Colleen (3:11)

10. Wild Magnolias - Coochie Molly (4:22)

grab it here!

31: Happy Holidays (?)

For the holiday spirit of 2007...

1. 8th Day - Heaven Is Here To Guide Us (3:18)
2. 20Th Century Steel Band - Heaven And Hell Is On Earth (5:08)
3. Johnny Harris - Give Peace A Chance (5:54)
4. Lloyd Parks - Stop The War Now (2:34)
5. Michael Franti & Spearhead - Rock The Nation (4:23)
6. Pablo Moses - One People (5:19)
7. Ray Manzarek - Begin The World Again (6:40)
8. Tinga Stewart - Why Can't We Live Together? (Extended) (6:57)
9. Tommy Guerrero - War No More (3:37)
10. Wild Magnolias - Peace Pipe (3:50)



Why don't we try a little harder?

PEACE

30: I proudly introduce THE BONE !!!

For my 30th post I'd like to introduce to you a great little band from Italy.

They're called The Bone and they make some incredible music!

Being a big Morphine fan myself (rest in peace Mark Sandman)

I followed the musical remains through the years, The Orchestra Morphine, Twinemen and Bourbon Princess...

And a little while back I was very pleasantly surprised by this band The Bone!

They have that BIG Morphine sound (baritone sax, bass & drums) and they rock like...

hell, just listen for yourselves!

You can find more info on these guys here and visit their website here.

You can listen to their full-lenght CD HERE on E-mile says songs do the matter!

I've been in contact with them and they would be honoured to come to Holland and do a few shows, so if there's anybody out there with ideas, the right connections or otherwise, we love to hear about it!

I sincerely hope that we all can welcome them real soon!

Here's the tracklisting from the Zoo CD:

1. The Bone - Zoo Babylon (3:40)

2. The Bone - What The Hell? (4:48)

3. The Bone - Two Angels (6:14)

4. The Bone - Walking The Land (3:02)

5. The Bone - The Kite (5:25)

6. The Bone - To The Bone (4:18)

7. The Bone - Speak (5:05)

8. The Bone - Medicine (4:35)

9. The Bone - Too Soon (4:39)

10. The Bone - The Thing I Have In Mind (10:03)

ENJOY!

29: Mark Lanegan

I'm not gonna waste much words on the guy,

if you've never heard of him:GOOGLE the man :-)

I just think he has a GREAT voice, I first "met him" on the

Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion album,

and ever since I try to keep track of his outings...

It has become a decent collection,

though I have not all the albums he performs on. (duh...)

I grabbed a few tracks that go well with this fantastic poster above.

1. Desert Sessions - Hanging Tree (3:13)

2. Mad Season - Long Gone Day (4:52)

3. Mark Lanegan - Carry Home (2:59)

4. Mark Lanegan - I'll Take Care of You (2:50)

5. Mark Lanegan - Shiloh Town (3:22)

6. Mark Lanegan - Consider Me (3:49)

7. Mark Lanegan - Boogie Boogie (2:04)

8. Mark Lanegan - Death Don't Have No Mercy (3:28)

9. Soulsavers - No Expectations (8:26)

10. Soulsavers - Revival (4:11)

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28: Without The Words: Instrumentals

I won't waste many of them here either....

1. Calexico - Minas De Cobre (3:08)

2. David Axelrod - Jimmy T (3:10)

3. DJ Krush & Toshinori Kondo - Mu-Getsu (6:19)

4. Garage A Trois - Sprung Monkey (6:14)

5. John Lurie - Tommy Blues (3:41)

6. Klint - Diamond (3:14)

7. Lack Of Afro - Pure Filth (3:47)

8. Paul McCartney - Momma Miss America (4:05)

9. Three Man Army - Nice One (4:12)

10. Walter "Wolfman" Washington - Wolf Funk (6:47)

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27: Reggae, Roots & Rastafari

Two names here that wouldn't directly come to mind, in a 10 song selection of reggae music: Ben Harper and Sinead O'Connor...
Ben Harper's music (my girlfriend is a HUGE fan) is strongly rooted in blues, gospel, soul, jazz and, as this song clearly proves, in the spirit of Jah. Sinead made a few years back a fantastic album with the collaboration of Sly & Robbie, and if you can, buy the limited edition 2CD which has alll the dubversions on the second CD.
The Congos made in 1977 that famous album ofcourse, but this song is from one of their latest. Still sounds great!
Dub Syndicate made some pretty classic stuff on On-U-Sound records, shame that these days most of their albums are out of stock or very hard to get.
I dedicate this one to Robert, by the way.

1. Ben Harper - Jah Work (4:55)
2. Congos - Gods Kingdom (3:58)
3. Donovan Carlos - Be Thankful (3:03)
4. Dub Syndicate - Mafia (7:05)
5. Ijahman - Jah is No Secret (11:26)
6. Lee Perry, Lou Graham & Upsetters -
News Flash/Flashing Echoes (3:10)
7. Pablo Moses - Dubbing Is A Must (4:53)
8. Sinéad O'Connor - Downpressor Man (5:08)
9. Wailing Souls - Fire House Rock (4:13)
10. Watty Burnett - Rainy Night in Portland (7:12)


PS: the Donovan Carlos song is a cover, check commandment 19 :-)

26: Talking All That Jazz!

For today I've gathered some BIG jazz sounds,

some quiet jazz sounds,

some old and some new,

it's all here, within these 10 songs.

If you can get a hold of the Last Of The Hipmen CD/LP?

don't hesitate, it's a KILLER album!

(for those who are not that fortunate, -it's since long OOP-

I upped my CD to RS, no artwork, just the music, link is in comment)

On the T. Hayes song the great Roland Kirk (an all-time favourite of mine)

can be heard on various instruments (as usual :-)

Although it's all jazz here ofcourse,

maybe the theme for today is "soulful" ?

enjoy!

1. Ethnic Heritage Ensemble - Mama's house (11:31)

2. Henry Threadgill - I Can't Wait To Get Home (4:08)

3. John Coltrane - The Last Blues (4:22)

4. Last Of The Hipmen - Ballad For The Black Man (6:07)

5. Mal Waldron - Warp and Woof (5:40)

6. McCoy Tyner - Paradox (16:27)

7. Miles Davis - Chez Le Photographe Du Motel (3:55)

8. Nostalgia 77 Octet - Journey Home (6:39)

9. Tubby Hayes All Star Sextet - I See With My Third "I" (9:33)

10. Wynton Marsalis - Engine (6:38)

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25: Wah Wah

Ah, wah wah...
You can hear a lot of it in Jimi's music, Johnny Guitar Watson was known to use it sometimes and generally speaking, music history would have sounded a whole lot different, if the thing was never invented. I gathered 10 tracks here that all (in some manner) have more or less wah in them.

I MUST thank Fufu Stew here, cause I nicked a few of his personal goodies :-)
Visit him, he has cooked up a funkalicious souladystic holiday diner!

Wah'ts more to say... Wah'ts you waiting for?

1. Afrique - Get It (3:23)
2. Dave Hamilton - Cracklin' Bread (2:53)
3. David T. Walker - Doo Doo (4:07)
4. Donald Austin - Do Me Right (3:07)
5. Eugene Blacknell - Wah Wah Funk (5:13)
6. Hidden Cost - Vibrations (3:03)
7. Maynard Parker - The World Is A Ghetto (5:44)
8. Mel Brown - 18 Pounds Of Unclean Chitlings Pt. 1(3:55)
9. Soul Ones - Soul Pot (3:09)
10. Soultors - Stone Cold Part 2 (3:07)

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24: More Covers.....Again!

Yeah, 10 new covers (again)!
Guess they keep me intrigued and awake (alert?)
They're just like coffee, get a few of them and all's fine, but when you've had a couple too much, you could end up having trouble getting to sleep...
The one here I was really amazed by,
was the one that combined U2 and Black Sabbath.
Rather funny, where and how "opposites" can meet!

I think I'm not gonna bother you 'bout more covers for a while,
but they WILL BE HERE again some other day :-)

Enjoy!
1. Afroman - Hush (4:41)
2. Boss Hoss - Radar Love (3:17)
3. Calexico - The Guns Of Brixton (3:50)
4. DeVotchKa - Somethin' Stupid (3:23)
5. Jaymz Bee & Royal Jelly O - You Oughta Know (3:50)
6. New Cool Collective - El Cumbanchero (2:52)
7. Patti Smith - Gimme Shelter (5:00)
8. Saul Williams - Sunday Bloody Sunday (4:05)
9. Squarepusher - Love Will Tear Us Apart Again (3:32)
10. Waterboys - Sweet Thing (7:14)

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23: Back In The Day...

Most of these 10 songs are from the "golden age" of hiphop music.
I really was getting MORE into rap after hearing the fantastic Dr.Octagon album, some 12 years ago. Most rap and hiphop from today really SUCKS! Big time!So let me take y'all back to back in the days (whenever that was, anyway ;-) Play this sucker loud & enjoy!
I had a lotta fun listening back these records, be prepared for some more...

1. Biz Markie - Sort The Party Out (3:25)
2. Dr.Octagon - Bear Witness (3:00)
3. Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full (Coldcut rmx) (7:03)
4. Frankie Cutlass - Red Rum (5:52)
5. Krs-One - Over Ya Head (2:18)
6. Marley Marl - The Symphony (6:02)
7. Schoolly-D - B-Boys Rhyme & Riddle (5:04)
8. Stetsasonic - Talkin All That Jazz (4:49)
9. Tone-Loc - On Fire rmx (4:50)
10. Ultramagnetic MC's - Poppa Large (4:14)

22: Sleepy, Tired Or Just Lazy ?

Like the title says...
Take it easy out there and enjoy.

1. Afro Celt Sound System - Even In My Dreams (7:04)
2. Beatles - I'm Only Sleeping (2:54)
3. Brian Eno - By This River (3:03)
4. Eva - So Tired (2:07)
5. I Monster - Daydream In Blue (3:39)
6. J.J. Cale - After Midnight (2:26)
7. Mama Cass Elliott - Blow Me A Kiss (2:50)
8. Tindersticks - People Keep Comin' Around (7:11)
9. Turin Brakes - Feeling Oblivion (3:41)
10. X-Press 2 feat. David Byrne - Lazy (6:58)

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21 Lee 'Scratch' Perry

Lot is said & written 'bout Lee 'Scratch' Perry.
Most of it is true, I guess...

One thing, above all, and that part is very true, is that the man is a musical genius. Like no other.

His Black Ark output/period is without a doubt the most inventive ever. Classic albums came out of there.

I rounded up 10 great Perry songs to give you an introduction

to the man's music, that to this day,

never failed to amaze & humour me.
Enjoy!
1. Lee Perry & Little Roy - Don't Cross The Nation (2:10)

2. Lee Perry & Max Romeo - One Step Forward (3:52)

3. Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Justice To The People Verse 2 (3:09)

4. Lee Perry - Ashes And Dust (4:41)

5. Lee Perry - Colt The Game (4:16)

6. Lee Perry - Coming In From The Cold (3:16)

7. Lee Perry - Ethiopia (2:27)

8. Lee Perry - Free Up The Prisoners (12:42)

9. Lee Perry - Rainbow Throne.mp3 (4:53)

10. Lee Perry - Right Yo Dub (2:44)

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The Twentieth Ten Commandments

Covers part 2.

10 fresh ones, all on the funky side of town...
The originals are from Isaac Hayes, Sly & The Family Stone,James Brown, Stevie Wonder, War, Curtis Mayfield and Aretha Franklin.
Hope you like 'em!
Enjoy.
1. Alexis Korner - Mighty Mighty Spade And Whitey (4:07)
2. Charles Kynard - Rock steady (3:11)
3. Chosen Few - Do Your Thing (3:17)
4. Dick Hyman - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose (3:13)
5. Jazz Crusaders - Thank you (5:33)
6. Junior Mance - Thank You Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Agin (4:18)
7. Lloyd Charmers - Shaft (4:36)
8. Noble Knights - Sing A Simple Song (2:57)
9. Quincy Jones - Superstition (3:50)
10. Tom Principato - Slippin' Into Darkness (5:05)

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The Nineteenth Ten Commandments

A strange set of holiday songs?
A mellow bunch of relaxing weekend tracks?
A comforting soundtrack for a trip to the Northpole?
A couple of tunes your favourite radiostation never broadcasted before?
I don't know...
I know this:
I had great fun gathering these 10 songs for this 19th commandment!
I had (also) great fun photoshopping the picture to go with it...

Enjoy!

1. Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity - Isola Natale (5:14)
2. Lack Of Afro - Where It's At (4:10)
3. Parliament - All Your Goodies Are Gone (5:04)
4. Radio Citizen - The Hop (3:34)
5. Rare Earth - Boogie With Me Children (3:24)
6. Stories - Brother Louie (Remix) (4:45)
7. TM Juke - Life Rain Fall (6:12)
8. William De Vaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got (3:47)
9. Yusef Lateef - Chinq Miau (3:19)
10. Zap Mama - Rafiki (original mix) (4:04)

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The Eighteenth Ten Commandments

Aaah, yes, the people who are darker than blue...
As I already figured, it was indeed a hell of a job to select only 10 songs. I did not want to include the well known hits Superfly or Move on up, but even so, I couldn't possibly reduce this post to a round of only 10 songs. So for (only?) this time I'm gonna present you a double ten (yes, a 20 song) selection I chose from my pile of Curtis CD's.
I included no songs from the live album, that one you
have got to hear from the beginning to the end!
To make up for that, I bring you a one-time-only collaboration with Fishbone in the 'mix'.
Let "Curtom-Curtis" do the talking now..
Respect!

1. Curtis Mayfield - Ain't Got Time (5:07)
2. Curtis Mayfield - Back Against The Wall (6:37)
3. Curtis Mayfield - Billy Jack (6:07)
4. Curtis Mayfield - Blue Monday People (4:48)
5. Curtis Mayfield - Can't Say Nothing (5:15)
6. Curtis Mayfield - Do Do Wap Is Strong In Here (5:32)
7. Curtis Mayfield - Fishbone - He's A Fly Guy (5:09)
8. Curtis Mayfield - Futureshock (5:18)
9. Curtis Mayfield - Hard Times (3:43)
10. Curtis Mayfield - If There's Hell Down We're All Gonna Go (7:52)
11. Curtis Mayfield - Jesus (6:09)
12. Curtis Mayfield - Kung Fu (6:10)
13. Curtis Mayfield - Little Child Runnin' Wild (5:24)
14. Curtis Mayfield - Love Me (right in the pocket) (7:18)
15. Curtis Mayfield - Make Me Believe In You (5:31)
16. Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman (alt. mix with horns) (6:10)
17. Curtis Mayfield - Right On For The Darkness (7:29)
18. Curtis Mayfield - Short Eyes - Freak Freak Free Free (5:46)
19. Curtis Mayfield - So In Love (5:14)
20. Curtis Mayfield - We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue (6:05)

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PS most songs here are in poor quality (bitrate), you should at least buy a best of...

The Seventeenth Ten Commandments

For the people who a darker than blue.

(OK, OK, next post is gonna be 'bout HIM -

only 10 songs??? -that's gonna be a hell of a job)

Andy Bey did 1 great album, back in 1970. Rest of his solo stuff is

-to me!!!- rather 'dull' vocal orientated jazz...sorry :-)

But with his sisters he made some nice music.

Nevertheless this one album is a true gem.

I started collecting all the Little Axe albums after hearing the Slow Fuse 2CD album and had the good fortune to see them live!

Great, great band with an unique sound!

Visit their website, see their shows and BUY their albums!

The Stereotype-song is the long version, the way it came out on LP.

A blast! (with hilarious lyrics!)

The Rick James b-side I found somewhere on the web, it's nice to hear that song in a somewhat other way than we all know it.

Enjoy!

1. Alice Smith - Fake is the New Real (3:17)

2. Andy Bey - Tune Up (4:08)

3. Boogaloo Joe Jones - Right On (5:39)

4. Candido - Candido -Hallelujah! I'm Comin' Home (5:57)

5. Donald Byrd - Christo Redentor (5:43)

6. King Sunny Ade & His Africa - Ase (9:17)

7. Levy O'Donel - Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky (3:23)

8. Little Axe - Ride On (5:24)

9. Rick James - Super-Freak (Part 2) (3:30)

10. Specials - Stereotypes Part 1&2 (7:24)

I'm also looking out for some more versions from 'C(h)risto Redentor'.

Magnus used a sample (the choir), Duke Pearson wrote it.

Anyone?

The Sixteenth Ten Commandments

Yes, swampfunksoul!

The great Tony Joe White, famous for the song

Pork Salad Annie of course.

In the early seventies he made a couple of GREAT records,

with an unique feel to them.

Southern, swampy, laid back but most of all: superfunky!

I gathered 10 song from these albums, go sit on your front porch,

have a listen and judge for yourself...

1. Tony Joe White - A Night In The Life Of A Swamp Fox (4:39)

2. Tony Joe White - Backwoods Preacher Man (2:44)

3. Tony Joe White - Even Trolls Love Rock and Roll (4:55)

4. Tony Joe White - My Kind Of Woman (3:46)

5. Tony Joe White - No News Is Good News (3:02)

6. Tony Joe White - Saturday Night In Oak Grove, Louisiana (2:13)

7. Tony Joe White - Soul Francisco (1:57)

8. Tony Joe White - They Caught The Devil And Put Him In Jail (3:50)

9. Tony Joe White - Voodoo Village (3:06)

10. Tony Joe White - Willie And Laura Mae Jones (4:57)

enjoy, and keep the E-mile up!

The Fifteenth Ten Commandments

Duets & more this time.
Some are a bit strange (I don't think Dean Martin sat actually IN the studio with Shelby Lynne & Big Bad Voodoo Daddy for instance).
But most of them are quite wonderful.
No musical theme here, just 10 duets.
Enjoy.

1. Billy Preston/Mavis Staples - That's Enough (4:05)
2. Dean Martin (with Shelby Lynne & Big Bad Voodoo Daddy)-
youre nobody til somebody loves you (3:09)
3. Irma Thomas & Marcia Ball - I Just Can't Get New Orleans Off My Mind (3:29)
4. James Brown & Dee Felice Trio - Sunny (3:15)
5. Louis Armstrong & Aretha Franklin - Summertime (5:00)
6. Noir Desir & Leonard Cohen - The Partisan (4:11)
7. Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway - I (Who Have Nothing) (5:02)
8. Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston (with Bootsy Collins) (4:05)
9. Vanessa da Mata & Ben Harper - Boa Sorte / Good Luck (3:46)
10. Zap Mama - Show Me The Way (ft. Bahamadia, Lady Alma & Questlove) (4:40)

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next time I bring you 10 GREAT songs by one of the GREATEST kings of swampfunksoul...
regards, E-mile

The Fourteenth Ten Commandments

I included one song here that's not "black", simply because I promised it last time.
The original Fancy from Bobbie Gentry. "Just plain white trash"...
Here's a (playbacked) performance of the song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4ZCrMESar8

Her life story is a bit of a mystery,

but she made some "darn" good music!

http://www.answers.com/topic/bobbie-gentry?cat=entertainment

Think I'm gonna post some more of her great songs in the future.

For the other 9 songs, what can I say? I had a "black" feeling today,

full of soul, blues, funk and all that jazz.

Enjoy:

1. Allen Toussaint - From A Whisper To A Scream (3:32)
2. Andre Williams - Only Black Man In South Dakota (3:28)
3. Bobbie Gentry - Fancy (4:15)
4. Carlos Garnett - Taurus Woman (12:14)
5. Charlie Musselwhite - Harlem Nocturne (2:23)
6. Harlem Underground - Smokin Cheeba Cheeba (7:36)
7. Impressions - Stop The War (6:25)
8. Maceo Parker - The Soul Of A Black Man (10:33)
9. Sarah Webster Fabio - Juju For Grandma (5:38)
10. Terry Callier - You Goin' Miss Your Candyman (7:16)

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The Thirteenth Ten Commandments

Aah. Number 13.

The lucky number!

To be on the safe side, on the good foot

and with enough sugar in my coffee,

I dedicate this one to the ladies.

The 'funky diva's' and the others who just know how to rock your boat.

No Aretha here, though she should be of course,

but everybody already knows HER...

(I presume!)

Limited as I am here (only 10 songs)

I chose a few funky female singers you've probably never heard of,

(except Betty Lavette, I'm sure)

but which are all worthy your undivided and totally devoted attention.

I'll give you the original Bobbie Gentry

version of the song Fancy in my next post.

enjoy:

1. Betty Barney - Momma Momma (2:46)

2. Betty Lavette - Let Me Down Easy (2:51)

3. Gloria Taylor - Grounded (Part 1) (2:29)

4. Grana' Louise - Summertime (7:10)

5. Little Eva - The Wind (3:01)

6. Mickey Murray - Sticky Sue (3:07)

7. Ramona King - Super Chicken (3:09)

8. Roberta Flack - Reverend Lee (4:30)

9. Rosalind Madison - Fancy (2:39)

10. Stovall Sisters - Hang on in There (3:16)

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The Twelfth Ten Commandments

Aaaah....COVERS! They can drive me crazy sometimes!
Strange, beautiful or just plain boring versions of songs I know!
Once in a while they're even 'better' than the original...
Weird fact is that there are a lot of them, or is it that not so weird at all?
Today's first song is THE original, don't get me wrong,
I only put it up here so the difference with it's cover stands out more!
The rest is just plain fun, here we go
...


1. Bobbie Gentry - Ode To Billie Joe (4:15)
2. Boudro - Ode To Billy Joe (6:22)
3. Cake - Mahna, Mahna (2:54)
4. Céu - Concrete jungle (3:32)
5. Johnny Jenkins - Walk On Gilded Splinters (5:50)
6. Juju Ochestra - Funky Nassau (5:49)
7. Los Lobos - Wanna Be Like You - The Monkey Song (3:31)
8. Mark Ronson - Toxic (Ft. Ol' Dirty Bastard & Tiggers) (4:05)
9. Ohio Players-Summertime (5:12)
10. Rhany - Chan Chan (4:04)
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The Eleventh Ten Commandments

Hi.

Strictly jazz? Well, luckily for me jazz comes in many different sorts and in many different colors. It isn't all about Stan Getz, Dave Brubeck or Charlie Parker either. For me, discovering jazz music was one of the best things ever happened to me...It started way back with me buying John Coltrane's A Love Supreme and things forever changed since then!

It was hard for me to point out only 10 songs for this post...

let's say I'm quite confident more jazz is gonna slip into the next 'commandments'... that's for sure!

Let the music do the talking now:

1. Bennie Maupin Ensemble - Tapping Things (5:40)

2. Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet - Stompin' at the Cranium (5:06)

3. David Murray & GWO-KA Masters - Gwotet (12:14)

4. Don Cherry - Art Deco (8:43)

5. Jimi Tenor - Outta Space (6:25)

6. John Coltrane - Song of the Underground Railroad (6:44)

7. Last Of The Hipmen - Punaluu Peter (8:56)

8. Oliver Nelson - Hoe Down (4:43)

9. Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Raouf (3:05)

10. Wayne Horvitz & Zony Mash - Stompin At The Cranium (6:39)

http://rapidshare.com/files/72987275/11_jazz.rar

or:

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enjoy, E-mile