Show You the Way by Thundercat and Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald. Live. The old an the new. This is sooooo good!
What a song, what a voice, what an atmosphere. And two basses? Wow, just wow!
And if you find the clip too distracting, the song works great live as well.
An epic 15 minutes of jazz from Kamasi Washington’s soul; “Truth”. I’ve been listening to this on repeat since I heard it yesterday evening on Lefto’s radioshow. So beautiful & moving, so rooted in the past and yet so fresh and timeless!
Already a couple of years old, but heard on KSCN yesterday, The Amazing (a Swedish band) playing “Flashlight”. Slightly psychedelic pop-rock with a touch of jazz. Lovely!
Below a live version recorded at WFUV;
Sampha, live on Radio Nova, keyboards only;
Although I feel time has not been kind to Laurent Garnier’s music (it sounds rather dated now, but it could just as well be me getting old), but I do love listening to his “It is what it is”-radioshow on Radio Meuh which he duefully also uploads to his SoundCloud-account. Garnier’s musical taste, which he displays in his radioshow, is that broad that every show there’s at least one song that I get all excited about. This time it’s a solo improvisation from Bill Evans from back in 1958, titled “Peace Piece”. So beautiful!
A nice housey track with that much more to it then just the 4/4 beat; Theo Parrish & Waajeed, “Leave The Funk To Us”
Have a blast boys & girls!