Peddlers - Three For All

This record is cool. A cool mix between rock, jazz and soul/funk released in 1970. The Peddlers were a english trio consisting of Roy Phillips on vocals, organ, piano and rhodes (he also wrote a couple of the tunes), Tab Martin on bass and Trevor Morais on drums and percussion.

1. Last Train To Clarkesville
2. Whole Lot Of Sunlight
3. My Funny Valentine
4. In The Summertime
5. This Little Girl Of Mine
6. Son
7. Love For Sale
8. Working Again
9. Tell The World We're Not In
10. Love Story
11. String Of Pearls
12. Thank God

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Isao Suzuki Trio - Black Orpheus

Another album by a bassplayer, this was released on the japanese Three Blind Mice label. This one has actually been reissued recently, but I imagine that in some parts of the world it might be tough to to find as anything but an expensive import. However, if you really like it I urge you to buy it.

The session features Isao Suzuki on bass and cello, Donald Bailey on drums and Tsuyoshi Yamamoto on rhodes and piano.

The sound is mostly jazzy with a hint of funkiness on Manha De Carnaval, which is also my favorite track on the album (the rhodes sound especially lovely on that one).

1. Manha De Carnaval
2. Angel Eyes
3. Who Can I Turn To
4. In a Sentimantal Mood
5. Blues

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