RIBS TPTD: Flight Time – More Sky High Jazz (Mizell Brothers)
A week ago I posted a Jazz mix, “Sky High Jazz, Too (Mizell Brothers)”, featuring artists produced by Larry and Fonce Mizell and their Sky High Productions company. This era (mid 70s to early 80s) was my introduction to the wonderful rhythms and musical diversity of the great American art form known as Jazz and the Mizell produced albums from that time have a special place in my heart.
This week I continue the in the same theme and we delve once again into the Mizell Brothers’ catalog with another collection of “Sky High” music. Today’s playlist is heavily populated with Donald Byrd cuts, having five of my favorites from him in addition to selections from the other usual suspects: Bobbi Humphrey, Gary Bartz, Johnny Hammond, A Taste Of Honey, The Blackbyrds and Rance Allen.
OK, it’s kick back and relax time as the sounds of the Mizell Brothers continue to flow forth from the RIBS kitchen as we present to you…
“Flight Time-More Sky High Jazz (Mizell Brothers)”
RIBS TPTD: Flight Time-More Sky High Jazz
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Playlist: (song – artist – album [time])
- Flight Time – Donald Byrd – Black Byrd [8:31]
- Love Tones – Gary Bartz – The Shadow Do! [5:16]
- Tell Me What To Do – Johnny Hammond – Gears [5:18]
- (Fallin’ Like) Dominoes – Donald Byrd – Places And Spaces [4:31]
- Harlem River Drive – Bobbi Humphrey – Blacks and Blues [7:50]
- Black Byrd – Donald Byrd – Black Byrd [7:21]
- Satin Doll – Bobbi Humphrey – Satin Doll [4:09]
- This Love Of Ours – A Taste Of Honey – A Taste Of Honey [3:33]
- Love Ballad – Gary Bartz – Music Is My Sanctuary [4:11]
- Think Twice (2005 remix) – Donald Byrd – Stepping Into Tomorrow [7:39]
- Star Borne – Johnny Hammond – Gambler’s Life [8:12]
- Truth Is Marching On (Outro) – Rance Allen – Say My Friend [1:14]
- Truth Is Marching On – Rance Allen – Say My Friend 3:53]
- The Baby – Blackbyrds – Flying Start [[5:20]
- Places And Spaces – Donald Byrd – Places And Spaces [6:17]
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Enjoy!
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