Dave Liebman - Drum Ode

Another Dave Liebman album but this one is more experimental, less rooted in funk and R'n'B grooves. Released on ECM in 1975, this record is a smorgosboard of rythms and rhodes. Richard Beirach plays rhodes, Gene Perla plays bass, John Abercrombie plays guitar, Jeff Williams and Bob Moses plays drums, Eleana Steinberg supplies vocals and then there are some congas, bongos, tablas and percussion being played, see the back cover for full detail.

1. Goli Dance
2. Loft Dance
3. Oasis
4. The Call
5. Your Lady
6. The Iguana's Ritual
7. Satya Dhwani (True Sound)

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David Liebman - Light'n Up Please

A very groove oriented outing by David Liebman, who is perhaps most famous for his time playing alongside Miles Davis. I would actually say this album should be judged as a funk album rather than as a jazz album. AMG trashed it in their review, but I think, apart from a couple of snoozer moments, that this is pretty fucking groovy. And it should be, since James Browns old partner Pee-Wee Ellis is producing and playing. Its not a fantastic record but definitely worth checking out if youre into jazz-funk.
This record isnt very expensive, I just checked on ebay and there was a ton of used copys there if you should want to own it.

1. Light'n Up Please
2. Children Of The Ghetto
3. Tranquillity Of The Protective Aura
4. The Fonz's Strut
5. Got To Work
6. Chicken Soup
7. Exquisite Torture
8. Win Your Love
9. Slow Dance On The Killing Ground

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