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PrintableCarlos Santana has many awesome instrumentals. Too many to list actually.
I also love a few by Chet Baker! | |
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A few that are mostly 70s instrumentals.
Miles Davis... ...Right Off Billy Cobham... ...Red Baron & Stratus Osibisa... ...Music for Gong Gong Roy Ayers... ...Mystic Voyage Stanley Clarke... ...School Days, Rock 'n Roll Jelly & The Dancer George Benson... ...The Gentle Rain, The Changing World & Take Five The Crusaders... ...Spiral The Brecker Brothers... ...Sponge Jeff Beck (King of the Rock Guitar Instrumental Ballad) ... [Freeway Jam should be here but the studio version isn't on YouTube] ...Definitely Maybe, Diamond Dust, Star Cycle/The Final Peace, Two Rivers & Goodbye Pork Pie Hat Herbie Hancock... ...Butterfly, Actual Proof & Spank-A-Lee Weather Report... ...Teen Town, Harlequin & Palladium Jaco Pastorius... ...Opus Pocus Return To Forever... ...Sofistifunk Kool & The Gang... ...Kool & The Gang, Street Corner Symphony, Duji, Funky Man Deodato... ...Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Space Space Odyssey) Booker T & The MG's... ...Melting Pot Freddie Hubbard... ...Red Clay, Sky Dive & People Make The World Go 'Round tA  Tribal Disorder
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can co-sign alot of those tracks, tA
(Billy Cobham...Roy Ayers...Stanley Clarke...George Benson...The Crusaders...Herbie Hancock...Kool & The Gang...Booker T & The MG's...Deodato...Freddie Hubbard...) | |
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Wow - thanks fot the selections, guys!  I've only just been able to come back to this thread (no laptop for nearly two weeks  ) but I will enjoy checking them out.  | |
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tA, you been busy this afternoon collecting a lot of fine sides for us.
Here are two from my list that represent opposite sides of the spectrum, one funky rocker and one mellow chiller. Joe Tex by Buddy Miles came out in I believe 1970 on his Message to the People album with awesome cover art by the late great Abdul Mati Klarwein who also did the cover art for Mile's Bitches Brew and Santana's Abraxas. 
Remember this is some 38 years old and listen to the fine stereo mixing job by engineer, Jack Adams of The Record Plant. The sound is just impeccable the way the instruments are all so balanced. Nothing gets lost and the arrangement is so smooth the way each instrument segues from solo to solo. Absolutely superb. http://www.last.fm/music/.../_/Joe+Tex click on the start button in the upper right hand quadrant of your screen to play the tune. The other instrumental is actually some incidental music by keyboardist Jann Hammer from the TV series Miami Vice. It's not really "a song" in the truest sense of the word but Hammer captures some kind of vibe that I've always found particularly haunting. I made a loop of it and sometimes put it on late at night while I'm working. It incites creativity for me. Enjoy. [Edited 9/21/08 17:43pm] | |
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http://www.youtube.com/wa...9tdDFN66_8 bella-carlos santana
http://www.youtube.com/wa...hEPvM6irxk q-brothers johnson http://www.youtube.com/wa...FPpUxYJtfA in crowd-ramsey lewis http://www.youtube.com/wa...biYFA0-8mU linus & lucy-vince guaraldi trio [Edited 9/21/08 16:28pm] | |
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Boken Social Scene always gets me:
Guilty Cubicles: | |
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DirtyChris said:[quote] chewwsey said: wow the bros johnson was a schooling for me..
same here... and OMG wow ain't that something? I never would have guessed it, and i have heard the song before but never knew it was bros j. nipsy | |
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