#deodato

[jt1674]

[phonographica]

Deodato – Knights Of Fantasy (1979)

[guessimdumb]

Astrud Gilberto - Gingele (1972)

R.I.P. Astrud

[vinyl-connection]

PRELUDE

It was on the airwaves during the Summer of ’73 and sounded like nothing else. A mysterious, beatless opening full of space buzzes and cosmic bird calls that built thrillingly into an infectious jazz-funk epic. No words but a riveting groove. That piano! At the time I had no idea what a Fender Rhodes was, but I liked what I heard; a crystalline yet jazzy sound that seemed to epitomise cool. Ear…

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for July 23, 2018; #167.

Soul Seven, The “Mr. Chicken”

West African Cosmos “Wuye Wuye”

Ordells, The “Sippin’ A Cup Of Coffee”

Madiera “Tipsy”

Pete Jolly “Seasons”

Andrew Lewis Band “A New Day”

Poseidon “Surprise”

Dave Holland Prism “Evolution”

Sweet Maya “Illusion”

Rhythm Section, The “A Very Special Love”

Unit Nine “Night Light”

Jack McDuff “Summer Dream”

Gerald Lee “Mr. Jonathan”

Azymuth “Last Summer In Rio”

Wilbert Longmire “Good Morning!”

Sass “I Only Wanted To Love You”

Dalton & Dubarri “I’m Just A Rock N’ Roller”

Weather Report “125th Street Congress”

Gary Bartz “Gentle Smiles” (edit)

Alan Hawkshaw “Sundown”

Tony Williams Lifetime “Right On”

Bobby Bird “Hot Pants”

Rene Costy “Sentimental Promendade”

Alan Feanch “Atlantide 1″

Martin Wester & Bernard Hering “Crystal View”

Brass Construction “Don’t Try To Change Me”

Bill Loose “Slight Misgivings” (three edits)

Pierre-Alain Dahan & Pierre Dutour “Aqua Marina”

Pieces Of A Dream “Warm Weather”

Deodato “San Juan Sunset”

Joachim Sherylee “Solv X”

Cymande “The Message”

Teddy Lasry “Coraux”

Claude Larson “Memory Image”

Wojciech Karolak “Goodbye”

Syl Johnson “Is It Because I’m Black”

Gene Harris “Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong”

Bill Loose “Do You Care”

Keith Mansfield “Suspended Underscore”

Nils Tabor “In The Ghetto Medley”

Bonus Omega; vinyl treasures, crate-digging, and sampling.

[mostlythemarsh]

Fin

[musicollage]

Deodato - Prelude. 1972 : CTI.

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[mikedeodatojr]

#Repost @andrerossigeek with @repostsaveapp · · · . 🇺🇲 Today's post will bring us to the beginnings of @mikedeodato in Brazil. This was one of his earliest works, portraiting two Brazilian super heroes: VELTA and THE NINJA, fighting against an alien invasion. This is dated from 1980, Deodato hadn't even developed his trademark signature yet! A gem to every collector who follows him. This (and others!) was a present he gave me when we got to know each other in 1994. . 🇧🇷 O post de hoje nos levará ao início de carreira do @mikedeodato no Brasil. Este foi um de seus primeiros trabalhos, retratando dois super-heróis nacionaos: VELTA e THE NINJA, lutando contra uma invasão alienígena. Esse trabalho é datado de 1980, Deodato ainda nem tinha desenvolvido sua traditional assinatura! Uma joia para todo colecionador que o segue. Essa (e outras!) foram um presente que ele me deu quando nos conhecemos em 1994. . #velta #oninja #theninja #brazil #braziliancomicbooks #mikedeodato #deodato https://www.instagram.com/p/CnXBa7cuwsr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[onmyowntwohands]

Deodato - Also sprach Zarathustra

[oldbumpy]

UK Chart Hits - 1973

Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra (9 weeks in chart peaking at No. 7)

[nelson-riddle-me-this]

He plays da keys

[skyaghast]

[projazznet]

Deodato – Prelude

Prelude is the eighth studio album by Brazilian keyboardist Eumir Deodato, released in 1973.

[caca-cam]

Cam's song of the day #8

Eumir Deodato - Love Island

Deodato is a legend in the jazz funk world, and this is one of the records where i feel he shines the most. its such a warm & inviting record, and the title track gives that vibe off the most

the opening synth chords suck you into a blissful journey of musical bliss for the next few minutes

CAM'S RATING: 9/10

[vinyl-connection]

10 SUPER CTI ALBUM COVERS

Creed Taylor’s CTI record label was founded in 1967, separating from parent company A&M in 1970. Specialising in a style of jazz that boasted instrumental excellence while keeping an eye on the pop and rock scenes, the label used staff arrangers such as Don Sebesky and Bob James to add orchestral silkiness to the jazz-based releases. Some decried this populist approach, sniffily labelling it as…