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Donald Alexander Strachan: Song of Searching
Philip Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble: Black Beauty
Azar Lawrence: Beautiful and Omnipresent Love
Sun Ra: When There is No Sun
Amiri Baraka: Chant/It's Nation Time
Pharoah Sanders: Red, Black & Green
Alice Coltrane: Universal Consciousness
Ornette Coleman: Trouble in the East pt 1
Pharoah Sanders: Creator Has a Master Plan
Ornette Coleman: Trouble in the East
Michael White: Preytude
Marion Brown: Karintha (Poem from Cane)
Black Artist's Group: Sweet Street Song
Alice Coltrane: Galaxy Around Satchidananda
Sun Ra: Soul Vibrations of Man, When There Is No Sun
Emil Richards and the Microtonal Blues Band: Journey To Bliss Part 3
Alice Coltrane: A Love Supreme
Albert Ayler: Change Has Come
Marion Brown: Karintha Part II
Pharoah Sanders: To John
John Coltrane: A Love Supreme, Pt. 1 - Acknowledgment
Bob Thiele Emergency: A Love Supreme
John Coltrane: A Love Supreme, Pt. 4 - Psalm
Roach Om: A Poem for a Lost Soul
John Tchichai: Afrodisiaca
Last Poets: Invocation
Pheeroan Ak Laff: Michelle Del
Marion Brown: Flute Song
The Lightmen: Free As You Wanna Be
Joe McPhee: Scorpio's Dance
Hannibal: Sunrise Forest
Hamiet Bluiett: Ayana Nneke
Sonny Murray: Suns of Africa (Pt II)
Khan Jamal: Pure Energy
Look At Teyonda: William Norwood

The Coming Of Gwilu: Eddie Gale

Song of Will: Eddie Gale

Understanding: Eddie Gale

Fulton Street: Eddie Gale
Walk with Thee: Eddie Gale

The Gleeker: Eddie Gale
Look At Teyonda: Eddie Gale
The Rain: Eddie Gale

In Dedication to Stuart Baker & Gilles Peterson book: Freedom, Rhythm and Sound
Which is essentially my blog LOL!

Get it here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ojcbhc

Thanks for listening, a list of ppl is here:
http://blackclassical.wordpress.com

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haha

A very underrated 'spiritual jazz' Blue Note track.

Congrats Greg - Respect!

: )

D

Congrats, it does take a lot of time and effort to keep blogs updated
Gonna check your mix today on the way to work

lovely blog man
thank you

Thanks very much all, much appreciated!

One of the most dedicated, inspired and knowledgeable blogs out there.
Nothing but respect to you Greg. Big up your bad self and your 1st year
My only problem is that there isn't enough hours in the day to spend my days checking and listening to your fantastic selections but when I do my gawd they are immense.
Cheers
All the best

Mike

Thanks a million Mike —> cuts both ways

PART ii: Rhythm is Rythim

If you ever seek out the originals of these tunes, you will see how complex this arrangement is. I dont give a fuck what anyone says, these mixes on this site and especially this one are deep rooted in the ethics of Hip Hop... This mix creates totally new tunes from old ones...

The first 20 odd mins of this mix are sliced, diced and chopped from two The Pyramids lps Lalibela and Birth, Speed and Merging. King of kings will come later...
Baraka - Albert "Toudie" Heath
Ed Vesala - The Wind
Jef Gilson - Malagasy
JayJay Clayton - Fragments
Sam Rivers - Turquoise
Oracy - The Weight Don't Make Things No Lighter
Warren Smith / Composers Workshop Ensemble - Ann Of Nzinga
Richard Abrams - Levels & Degrees of Light
Sun Ra - Mayan Temples
Amiri Baraka - I Love Music
Don Rendell - A Matter of Time
Warren Smith / Composers Workshop Ensemble - Cricket Song Poem
Infinite Sound - Spanish Tale
Babatunde Olatunji - Uhura
Infinite Sound - The Ocean Moves Primitively

Get it here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/oyur7x

Cheers!


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