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[projazznet]

Hubert Laws – Land Of Passion

Bass – Bobby Vega (tracks: 6), James Jameson Brass – Bobby Bryant, Snooky Young, Oscar Brashear, Raymond Brown Cello – Nils Oliver, Raymond Kelly, Ron Cooper Drums – Leon ”Ndugu” Chancler, Raymond Pounds (tracks: 6)

Flute, [Alto] Flute – Hubert Laws Guitar – Melvin Robinson (tracks: 6), Pat Kelley (tracks: 6), Roland Bautista Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] – Vlado Meller Percussion – Victor Feldman Piano – Barnaby Finch (tracks: 6), Patrice Rushen Saxophone – Ronnie Laws Strings – Arnold Belnick, Bonnie Douglas, Dorothy Wade, Endre Granat, Janice Dower, Marcia Van Dyke, Paul Shure, Robert Sushel, Sandy Seymour Synthesizer – Larry Dunn Synthesizer [Moog] – Ronnie Laws (tracks: 6) Trombone – Benny Powell, Garnett Brown, Maurice Spears Vocals – Blanch Laws, Debra Laws, Eloise Laws, Johnny Laws

[doedipus]

bad news: it's still jazz season

hey look out man

credits under break

Calvin Keys guitar, leader, writer, arranger

Henry Franklin bass

Leon "Ndugu" Chancler drums

Kirk Lightsey electric piano

Owen Marshall percussion, bongos

Charles Owens soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute, writer

Oscar Brashear trumpet, flugelhorn

Jim Mooney recording engineer

Bob Berglund cutting engineer

Gene Russell executive producer

Chuck Siler liner notes

Jay Powell photography

[culturalappreciator]

[rainingmusic]

Earth Wind and Fire- Shining Star

[drumrguy75]

13th House  -  1981

Track 1  -  Short Suite

Track 2  -  13th House

Track 3  -  Search for Peace

Track 4  -  Love Samba

Track 5  -  Leo RIsing

[myrecordcollections]

Horizon Records was based in A&M's New York offices. On October 31, 1975, the first five Horizon albums were released and were supported with a marketing campaign. The Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond album "The Duets" was Horizon's first Top 200 album on the Billboard Pop Album Chart. Horizon would not chart again for three years.

In October 1976, Gil Friesen confirmed that A&M had not made a decision on whether to keep or drop Horizon.

Karma

Celebration

@ 1976  US Pressing

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Karma members were not only among the unsung heroes of 1970s soul and funk; they were also capable of playing solid jazz-fusion. With such talent on board as saxman Ernie Watts, trumpeter Oscar Brashear, and trombonist George Bohanon, the L.A.-based outfit should have hit it big with Celebration, their first of two albums. But the LP, which was recorded in 1974 and 1976, failed to take off commercially. That may stem from the fact that while Celebration is a fine album, it lacked the powerhouse single necessary for the band to grab the attention of soul radio. Essentially, this is a collection of great album tracks, which range from the Earth, Wind & Fire-inflected funk song “Karma” to the bluesy “Well” and the uplifting Brazilian jazz-pop number “Kwanzaa.” Karma’s members really put their jazz chops to work on the 20-minute “Suite Syreeta,” which gives the horn players plenty of room to stretch out. Regrettably, Celebration and its successor, For Everybody, have long been out of print, and it’s unlikely that they’ll ever be reissued on CD. So, if you come across either LP somewhere, grab it immediately.

[jazztidbits]

Stormy Monday Blues 

 Solo: Vi Redd(vocal and alto sax) 

Count Basie and His Orchestra Live in Paris, 1968 Count Basie(p) Albert Aarons, Sonny Cohn, Gene Coe, Oscar Brashear(tp) Harlem Floyd, William Hughes, Grover Mitchell, Richard Boone(tb) Marshall Royal, Charles Fowlkes, Eric Dixon, Bobby Platter, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis(sax) Freddie Green(g) Norman Keenan(b) Harold Jones(ds) 

[delta7of96]

5 Of The Best Biographical Performances Of Black Icons In Film

Gregory Hines as 'Bojangles' Robinson, Dana as 'Bessie,' Octavia as Mdme CJ, Cuba as Master Chief Brashear, Mikey B as Oscar Grant, & we can't forget Chadwick (Rest In Peace & Power)...

[jazzfunkdid]

Dizzy Gillespie ‎– Wrong Number

Bass – Wilton L. Felder. Keyboards – Lalo Schifrin. Drums – Eddie Greene. Electric Guitar – Lee Ritenour, Wa Wa Watson, Ray Parker Jr. Electric Piano, Piano – Sonny Burke. Flute – Jerome Richardson. Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa. Saxophone – Ernie Watts. Saxophone, Flute – James Horn. Trombone – Lew McCreary. Trumpet – Jack H. Laubach, Oscar Brashear. Trumpet [Solo] – Dizzy Gillespie.

[projazznet]

Harold Land – Damisi

Damisi is an album recorded by American saxophonist Harold Land in 1972 for the Mainstream label. In Swahili damisi means “cheerful”. Harold Land – tenor saxophone, oboe Oscar Brashear – trumpet, flugelhorn William Henderson – piano, electric piano Buster Williams – bass, electric bass Ndugu Chancler – drums

[thejazzblues]

Concert On The Runway (2015 Remastered) · Miles Davis · Michel LeGrand

Additional  Trumpet: George Graham Additional  Trumpet: Nolan Smith Additional  Trumpet: Oscar Brashear Additional  Trumpet: Ray Brown Bass: Benny Reitveld Bass: Foley Drums: Alphonse Mouzon Drums: Harvey Mason Drums: John Bigham Drums: Ricky Wellman French  Horn: Vince De Rosa Guitar: Mark Rivett Horn: Buddy Collete Keyboards: Alan Oldfield Keyboards: Kei Akagi Keyboards, Producer: Michel Legrand Mixer: Peter D. Smith Orchestra  Arranged &  Conducted by: Michel Legrand Producer: Rolf De Heer Recording  Engineer: Chris Danley Saxophone: Kenny Garrett Trombone: Jimmy Cleveland Trumpet: Miles Davis Writer: Michel Legrand Writer: Miles Davis

[watchilove]

The Carl Brashear Foundation uses Carl’s story to inspire people never to give up. Carl was born into a poor farming community and overcame racism, a lack of education and, following an accident while on active duty, disability to achieve his ambitions. His story was made into the movie Men of Honor, starring the Oscar-winning actors Cuba Gooding Jr. and Robert De Niro. Funds raised by sales of Oris Carl Brashear watches have supported countless veterans and vulnerable people, giving them hope and helping them achieve their goals. https://www.instagram.com/p/CKOtZ8xLI1Y/?igshid=v1hb6e424ic1

[rainingmusic]

Deniece Williams - Free 

[lamujerarana]

Thoughts on Oscar Isaac as Reed? I mean he's a little on the shorter side to be playing Reed, but he can pull off grey well. What's your F4 fancast atm?

I do like Oscar Isaac as Reed! Of all the Reed fancasts I’ve seen, I think I like him best. I think he’d do a great job at nailing Reed’s wild, fun, adventurous side, his determination, his idealism, but honestly…I think I’d prefer it if all of the actors chosen for the new film were relative unknowns, the way Evans and Hemsworth and Hiddleston were, which worked out very well. 

It’s very important to me, though, that at least SOME of the key members of the FF be cast as POCs, especially after the backlash to MBJ’s Johnny. I’d like, for once, to see BOTH Storm siblings be POCs (I want them to be Latinxs, because there are literally no Latinx-as-Latinx superheroes in the MCU films (and it’s a nice homage to Jessica Alba)), and I’d love it if Reed were black (as he is in the Spider-Gwen Universe), because negative, racist stereotypes about black people so frequently impugn their intellect, and the smartest man in all of Marvel being a black man would help to address that. (Also, T’Challa/Reed team-ups would be A++ (they are very close friends in the comics – T’Challa is actually a Fantastic Four character and has subbed in for Reed on the FF before) and if Lunella and/or Adam Brashear ever show up....) And, of course, Ben is Jewish and needs to stay that way, and Doom is Romani, and also needs to stay that way.

But beyond that I don’t have any specific actors in mind.

[buzzufy]

In his eclectic career, Cuba Gooding Jr. has racked up awards, accolades, anecdotes – and an enviable collection of timepieces. He made “Show me the money” a national catch-phrase with his Oscar-winning turn in Jerry Maguire, and inhabited real-life roles as diverse as U.S. Navy Master Diver Carl Brashear and football hero turned murder suspect O.J. Simpson.

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