#guru's jazzmatazz

[djevilninja]

Nope, I can't stop, nope, I can't stop to talk - I gotta go, I gotta go, yo. Basically I'm a brother they depend on, lean on, So now I gotta be gone, I gotta keep strong; Always stayin’ busy kid, ‘cause I can never fall off.

Guru's Jazzmatazz feat D.C. Lee, Ronny Jordan, and Big Shug - No Time to Play (CJ's Master Mix)

[newplaces2drown]

Guru and Donald Byrd

[sempredomingo]

[blackbrownfamily]

GURU - JAZZMATAZZ [ADVERTIZMENT] [1993]

[alivesoul]

“I know what I’m here for.

I come to resurrect microphones…

Do my thing.”

-Guru

[gregyro]

[psyr2you]

And that’s a Rap…time to Chillax

[theblogs2024]

Jazz Rap - The Remarkable Hip Hop Rap Sub-Genre

The blend of the 'yesterday-fashion' While using the 'today-trends' known as Jazz. Jazz-rap is that's why, a fusion with the early hip hop African-American tunes plus the present-day prominent musical formats.

The term 'Jazz', which was previously also composed as "Jass", was first reportedly employed for songs in Chicago, in 1915. This musical fashion originated within the early twentieth century like a confluence of African-American tradition and the European musical traditions. The shape has often evolved and incorporated the 'existing'. Jazz rap is exclusively a hip-hop sub-genre that has advanced in the late eighties and early 1990s. The new music is affected by hip-hop rap beats when the lyrics are sung out within a rap-model. The distinguishing element Here's the kind of content material in this sub-style and also the musical devices applied.

The lyrics are sometimes Afro-centric; laying emphasis on the importance of African people today. They themes also comply with political consciousness, historical consciousness, intellectual feelings, conscious rap and the final positivity. One can understand, that's why, why this style isn't really a well known selection or a favourite amid lots of. It talks of actuality and the truth that has an effect on all of us. Folks opt to flip a blind eye on the "unwell" of our society because it is a less complicated route to choose. Jazz-rap However, can make the Daring make an effort to lurch ahead and uplift the set-up during which we Dwell. One of the most renowned South-African groups which laid the foundation for this kind of rapping and influenced hip hop audio considerably was the "Past poets".

They emerged from the Black Nationalist thread from the civil rights moments within the late 1960s and went on to produce audio which comprehended social dedication. Amid other artists and groups who played a poignant function within the emergence in the genre is Louis Amstrong with his 1925 rap music - "Heebie Jeebies", Gill Scott-Heron, and the Watts Prophets. They initiated using jazzy tracks. Next the ground breaking traits, arrived the band "Cargo" with the single "Jazz Rap" in the album Using the exact same title; and thus went down as the main recorded jazz-rap-one. The genre experienced arrived.

Discussing the devices, the musical design is distinguished by the use of the trumpet, trombone, clarinet, piano, electric powered-guitar, electrical-bass, drums and turntables. They're a couple of common devices fundamentally used for The everyday jazz-instrumentation.

The jazzy auditory themes are the real taste on the songs. The lyrics and the rhythm make this way stand a part. For just a audio lover, with the mental aptitude as well as a starvation once and for all new music this is where we prevent.

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[spilladabalia]

Guru - When You're Near

[newplaces2drown]

Guru + Chaka Khan (1994)

[charlott2n]

this might have been asked before but do you have jazz rap recs? never listened to any but it sounds interesting!

YAY thanks 4 askingggg 😁 a tribe called quest!! rooftop soundcheck by justice system! digable planets!!! home brew self titled!!! also ESPECIALLY jazzmatazz by guru and shades of blue by madlib!!!! listen to those first theyre amazing they both really give equal love to the rap AND the jazz!!

[caramelcuppaccino]

23.02.2023 • day 6 of my language learning challenge:

-> are there any free online sources you use to learn languages? please share<3

for german, i use der-artikel.de to find articles. i use bab.la as an online dictionary, it also offers verb conjugations. deutscheseite.de is also helpful, you can vocab lists and etc. and i don’t have more to offer… that’s why i asked you this question… to steal from you… 😔😔

i am sick today but i didn’t want to spend my evening doing nothing, so i decided to study some vocabulary. i wanted to learn reading related words and i had fun tehehe :] i was sneezing most of the time but i now know what kriminalroman means :’)<3

🎧 plenty by guru’s jazzmatazz, erykah badu & you got me by the roots, tariq trotter, erykah badu, eve

[imelda-0hh]

Well let me love you! I'm in Dallas Texas for training. There is a famous record store here called Josey's. I'm quite sure they will have whatever you may be looking for. Send me a list and I'll see what I can find!

Love is Love...Love!

Josey's records! I hope that one day I will make my way there 🤓

You are so kind for asking! 🥹

Guru jazzmatazz vol 1 is on the top of my list right now 🙂‍↕️ I have some other options on my Amazon Wishlist, but Guru isn’t available on Amazon uk :-(