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Printablejjhunsecker said: Nobody mentioned "K-Jee" by the Nite-Liters (who I think became New Birth later on )
K jee isnt bad either. This track reminds me of rollerskating. | |
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How about A Fifth of Beethoven?
There was also that damn Chuck Mangione song that was all over the radio in the late 70's. a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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Stax said: How about A Fifth of Beethoven?
There was also that damn Chuck Mangione song that was all over the radio in the late 70's. Oh yeah. I have not heard Fifth of Beethovwen in a minute. My dad was surpried when I liked this song. I thought it was cool the way they mixes classical and funk toghether. | |
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Stax said: There was also that damn Chuck Mangione song that was all over the radio in the late 70's.
"Feels So Good" (1978)  | |
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jjhunsecker said: Nobody mentioned "K-Jee" by the Nite-Liters (who I think became New Birth later on )
I actually prefer the 1976 remake by MFSB,which appears on the 'Saturday Night Fever' soundtrack  | |
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angela74 said: paligap said: Jimi Hendrix - Pali-Gap Oh that whare you got paligap from  Yup!!" I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: angela74 said: I never really checked out Herbie's Insstrumental tracks from the 70s. I like Rock it though. for starters: 
get a copy of this if you don't have it. great stuff. 
you can't go wrong. | |
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 everybody's on point.
a few i thought of are: Santana- Samba Pa Ti War- The Seven Tin Soldiers Ronnie Laws- Night Breeze Earth Wind & Fire- Biyo Norman Conners- The Creators Master Plan Led Zepplin- Moby Dick Earth Wind & Fire- Africano/Power from Gratitude lp Billy Cobham- Crosswinds * Sly & the Family Stone- Sex Machine * Parliament- Big Bang Theory | |
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mrwigglesdaw1rm said: everybody's on point.
a few i thought of are: Santana- Samba Pa Ti War- The Seven Tin Soldiers Ronnie Laws- Night Breeze Earth Wind & Fire - Biyo Norman Conners- The Creators Master Plan Led Zepplin- Moby Dick Earth Wind & Fire- Africano/Power-- from the Gratitude lp Billy Cobham- Crosswinds * Sly & the Family Stone- Sex Machine * Parliament- Big Bang Theory Nice Picks!! Africano!! I remember back in '75, at my house, all us kids would grab drumsticks when 'Africano" came on, and proceed to attack the furniture,  ! Everything became a percussion object --- the chair, the couch, the ironing board, the radiator, magazines, phonebooks... 'Course, the parents weren't home at the time...(although Dad probably would've joined in!)
... [Edited 12/16/05 10:44am] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Miles Davis:
Right Off Billy Cobham: Stratus Le Lis Red Baron Ronnie Laws: Friends and Strangers Hubert Laws: Moments Notice Stanley Turrentine: Sugar Speedball Don't Mess With Mr.T Osibisa: Music For Gong Gong Roy Ayers: Mystic Voyage Stanley Clark: Lopsy Lu Power George Benson: Plum Dance No Sooner Said Than Done Full Compass The Crusaders: I Felt The Love Rainbow Visions Nite Crawler Spiral Brecker Brothers: Some Skunk Funk Jeff Beck: Definitely Maybe Cause We've Ended As Lovers Diamond Dust Freeway Jam Led Boots Herbie Hancock: Butterfly Spank-A-Lee Weather Report: Teen Town Harlequin Palladium Return To Forever: Dayride Sofistifunk Mahavishnu Orchestra: Cosmic Strut Can't Stand Your Funk Kool and The Gang: Kool It Soul Vibrations North,East,South,West Street Corner Symphony Deodato: Also Sprach Zarathurstra Booker T & the MGs: Melting Pot Freddie Hubbard: Red Clay Sky Dive McCoy Tyner: Fly With The Wind tA  Tribal Disorder
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DavidEye said: jjhunsecker said: Nobody mentioned "K-Jee" by the Nite-Liters (who I think became New Birth later on )
I actually prefer the 1976 remake by MFSB,which appears on the 'Saturday Night Fever' soundtrack i like both versions...  | |
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ANYTHING by THE LOVE UNLIMITED ORCHESTRA... |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: angela74 said: I never really checked out Herbie's Insstrumental tracks from the 70s. I like Rock it though. for starters:
get a copy of this if you don't have it. great stuff. CO-CO-CO-SIGN!!!! LOL Major funk there | |
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Abdul said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: for starters:
get a copy of this if you don't have it. great stuff. CO-CO-CO-SIGN!!!! LOL Major funk there Danng I gotta get that then. | |
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ALBATROSS - Fleetwood Mac | |
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Without looking at the replies (sorry for duplicates)
Kool & the Gang - Summer Madness, Sea of Tranquility, Barry White - Satin Soul Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love's Theme, Strange Games & Things Eddie Hazel - What About It, Physical Love Ohio Players - Ain't Giving Up No Ground Stevie Wonder - Contusion Shuggie Otis - Freedom Flight, Rainy Day, Not Available RAMP - Daylight Graham Central Station - The Jam Joni Mitchell - The Tenth World Bob James - Nautilus, Angela Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns - Four Play 
Tower of Power - Squibcakes The J.B.'s - Gimme Some Mo' Marvin Gaye - "T" Plays It Cool, "T" Stands For Trouble George Duke - Reach For It Grover Washington Jr. - Mister Magic Herbie Hancock - Headhunters Weather Report - Birdland, Teen Town Santana - Samba Pa' Ti, Toussaint L'Overture Patrice Rushen - Before the Dawn Quincy Jones - Trying To Find Out About You Brothers Johnson - "Q' Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express The Average White Band - Pick Up the Pieces Issac Hayes - Cafe Regio's, Early Sunday Morning Commodores - Machine Gun Stanley Cowell - Sienna/Welome My Darling Parliament - Big Bang Theory Billy Preston - Outaspace Curtis Mayfield - Think George Benson - Breezin' Donny Hathaway - Sugar Lee Earth Wind & Fire - Brazilian Rhyme, Sun Goddess Roy Ayers - Vibrations Prince - Sexy Dancer Sly Stone - Green Eyed Monster Girl | |
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theAudience said: Cause We've Ended As Lovers
 I don't know how I forgot that one!!! | |
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psykosoul said: theAudience said: Cause We've Ended As Lovers
I don't know how I forgot that one!!! 
Don't feel bad. I don't know how I left out Mr. Magic. I've certainly had to play it enough times. 
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PAPAROBBIE said: ANYTHING by THE LOVE UNLIMITED ORCHESTRA...
"Strange Games And Things" | |
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theAudience said: Don't feel bad. I don't know how I left out Mr. Magic. I've certainly had to play it enough times.  | |
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psykosoul said: Without looking at the replies (sorry for duplicates)
Kool & the Gang - Summer Madness, Sea of Tranquility, Barry White - Satin Soul Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love's Theme, Strange Games & Things Eddie Hazel - What About It, Physical Love Ohio Players - Ain't Giving Up No Ground Stevie Wonder - Contusion Shuggie Otis - Freedom Flight, Rainy Day, Not Available RAMP - Daylight Graham Central Station - The Jam Joni Mitchell - The Tenth World Bob James - Nautilus, Angela Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns - Four Play
Tower of Power - Squibcakes The J.B.'s - Gimme Some Mo' Marvin Gaye - "T" Plays It Cool, "T" Stands For Trouble George Duke - Reach For It Grover Washington Jr. - Mister Magic Herbie Hancock - Headhunters Weather Report - Birdland, Teen Town Santana - Samba Pa' Ti, Toussaint L'Overture Patrice Rushen - Before the Dawn Quincy Jones - Trying To Find Out About You Brothers Johnson - "Q' Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express The Average White Band - Pick Up the Pieces Issac Hayes - Cafe Regio's, Early Sunday Morning Commodores - Machine Gun Stanley Cowell - Sienna/Welome My Darling Parliament - Big Bang Theory Billy Preston - Outaspace Curtis Mayfield - Think George Benson - Breezin' Donny Hathaway - Sugar Lee Earth Wind & Fire - Brazilian Rhyme, Sun Goddess Roy Ayers - Vibrations Prince - Sexy Dancer Sly Stone - Green Eyed Monster Girl ooh good list, I would co-sign most of that. | |
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CinisterCee said: theAudience said: Don't feel bad. I don't know how I left out Mr. Magic. I've certainly had to play it enough times. You play that guitar part 100x and let's see if you feel the same way.
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theAudience said: CinisterCee said: You play that guitar part 100x and let's see if you feel the same way.
it kinda repeats through the whole song too. | |
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CinisterCee said: theAudience said: You play that guitar part 100x and let's see if you feel the same way.
it kinda repeats through the whole song too.The guitar figure, that starts from the intro, is such a signature part of the tune you have to do it.
Once you get to the solo sections you can just go for it.
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theAudience said: CinisterCee said: it kinda repeats through the whole song too.The guitar figure, that starts from the intro, is such a signature part of the tune you have to do it.
Once you get to the solo sections you can just go for it.
You can go for it, I can't | |
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paligap said: mrwigglesdaw1rm said: everybody's on point.
a few i thought of are: Santana- Samba Pa Ti War- The Seven Tin Soldiers Ronnie Laws- Night Breeze Earth Wind & Fire - Biyo Norman Conners- The Creators Master Plan Led Zepplin- Moby Dick Earth Wind & Fire- Africano/Power-- from the Gratitude lp Billy Cobham- Crosswinds * Sly & the Family Stone- Sex Machine * Parliament- Big Bang Theory Nice Picks!! Africano!! I remember back in '75, at my house, all us kids would grab drumsticks when 'Africano" came on, and proceed to attack the furniture, ! Everything became a percussion object --- the chair, the couch, the ironing board, the radiator, magazines, phonebooks... 'Course, the parents weren't home at the time...(although Dad probably would've joined in!)
... [Edited 12/16/05 10:44am] well i'm guilty as well. and man Happy Feelins i would try and sing' feel,feel,feel watcha wanna feel..... | |
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Song For Guy by Elton John. | |
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Another good instrumental "Nappyhead" The theme from Ghetto Man by War | |
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walter murphy a fifth of beethoven | |
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psykosoul said: Tower of Power - Squibcakes Man, I can't believe I forgot this one!
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