simply one of the greatest jams ever

ya'll know he talkin bout Jamaica queens right? [i]goin down past 165th.st past that mall.... that mall "Jamaica mall" had this annoying big ass metal statue in the middle of it lol

Boring, pre-Kenny G. "smooth jazz" IMHO.

Dancelot said:

"One of the greatest?" Oh yeah? Check out a tune by Parliament entitled "Acqua Boogie" and then tell me more.

Boring, pre-Kenny G. "smooth jazz" IMHO.

dancerella said:

Thigh's High To The Sky(Grip The Hips And Move) is another Tom Browne jam
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angela74 said:

Hey angela, you're catching my attention with these threads. I've noticed your taste in music is not too shabby. Good pick on this one.

TheRealFiness said:

and THUGS all around u...

Abdul said:

thas the jamm too!

angela74 said:

AWYEAH !
That New York-vibe was TIGHT !

A few musicians on Tom's albums released great albums themselves
on GRP-Records from Dave Grusin & Larry Rosen .

I remember Bernard Wright. Ha d song called Who do you love in 85 or86

angela74 said:

That was a great jam too , Angela . And later sampled by LL Cool J .
The track appeared on his " Mr.Wright "-album on EMI-Manhattan ( 1985 )
The album above ( Nard ) is from 1981 .

Don Blackman's album was from 1982 ... the original pressing has become a big collector's item ...
Don is a hero in the UK ... that album was ahead of it's time .

Bobby Broom is still active as jazz-guitarist . Clean Sweep was from 1981 too .
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That trumpet intro is the shit, aint it? Who remembers "Wide Receiver" by him? Even a better cut if you ask me.

Aftershock said:

Thatz from Mikey Henderson .... and i dig this albumsleeve ... great shades

Mike sang fantastic on the classic Norman Connors track " You Are My Starship "
This fella was very talented . Played bass with Miles Davis in the 70's .
And another classic track is his duet with Roberta Flack : " At The Concert "
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Damn! For real? I coulda swore that was Tom Browne! Thanx, yo!

Aftershock said:

You're welcome bro

Here's the classic sleeve of the " Jamaican Funk "-album .
The Japs did some great re-issue work again . That back-cover looks sharp .



" Funkin' For Jamaica " was an ode to the NewYork neigbourhood : Jamaica Queens . Many talented cats came from that area .

dancerella said:

Thigh's High To The Sky(Grip The Hips And Move) is another Tom Browne jam
[Edited 11/29/05 10:21am]

Aftershock said:

Thatz from Mikey Henderson .... and i dig this albumsleeve ... great shades

Mike sang fantastic on the classic Norman Connors track " You Are My Starship "
This fella was very talented . Played bass with Miles Davis in the 70's .
And another classic track is his duet with Roberta Flack : " At The Concert "

Check his Browne Sugar album ( 1979 ) ... the opening track is already mindblowing , with other tracks going in the direction of hard-bop jazz .

Aftershock said:

You're welcome bro

Here's the classic sleeve of the " Jamaican Funk "-album .
The Japs did some great re-issue work again . That back-cover looks sharp .



" Funkin' For Jamaica " was an ode to the NewYork neigbourhood : Jamaica Queens . Many talented cats came from that area .

Tom Browne is a different league (mind: not better or worse, but different) ...but to name him and Kenny G in the same post shold get yo' ass banned anyway

Dancelot said:

Deal with it.