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Loring pArk sessions a great showcase of early Prince and the band musicianship I laugh when i read that Eric Leeds introduced Prince to jazz,i also laugh when orgers dismiss Bobby Z. as a drumer.The reason is Lorin Park sessions.Bobby Z is playing some very intricate jazz drums and Prince and the rest of the band kill it on some hot jazz funk jams. | |
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I laugh when i read that Eric Leeds introduced Prince to jazz,i also laugh when orgers dismiss Bobby Z. as a drumer.The reason is Lorin Park sessions. Bobby Z is playing some very intrucate jazz drums and Prince and the rest of the band kill it on some hot jazz funk jams. [Edited 4/13/13 12:31pm]
thnx for introducing this with us it sounds even better then the 94east recordings
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cazzie said:
I laugh when i read that Eric Leeds introduced Prince to jazz,i also laugh when orgers dismiss Bobby Z. as a drumer.The reason is Lorin Park sessions. Bobby Z is playing some very intrucate jazz drums and Prince and the rest of the band kill it on some hot jazz funk juams. [Edited 4/13/13 12:31pm]
thnx for introducing this with us it sounds even better then the 94east recordings
U're welcome but i highly doubt i introduced anything,Lorin sessions were discussed here before. those sessions showcase how great early Prince was and his band,especially BobbY Z | |
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well these Lorin sessions ... there were kinda "new" for me oke
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I love this recording. Prince should release it as such as an album if he ever decides to open the vault. no overdubs even needed, it works wonderfully as it is. A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ |
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I wonder if you guys are talking about Lorin(g) Park here in Minneapolis. Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Yes we do Paisley  | |
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Recorded recorded in Owen Husney's(Loring Park Office) rehearsal room in 1977 in Minneapolis, Minnesota when Prince was only 19-years-old. This session consists of Prince, Andre Cymone and Bobby Z Rivkin coming together to throw down eight incredibly funky instrumental tracks. The sound quality is supreme with a groove that leans towards fusion that creates one funky session.
Instrumental 1 (5:32)
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I love them. And I hear some subtle moments in Rainbow Children that recall those sessions.
Don't have that boot though, I only have the instrumentals that are included in Work It 2.0. Are they different, sound quality wise? | |
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