YESTERDAYS NEW QUINTET: HIGH JAZZ by MADLIB
| SKU | 55785 |
| Artist | MADLIB |
| Title | YESTERDAYS NEW QUINTET: HIGH JAZZ |
| Label | MADLIB MEDICINE SHOW |
| Catalog # | MMS 007LP |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 33 - 2010 |
| Format | Vinyl - US2LP |
| € 44,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- The Jackson Conti Band - Steppin’ Into Tomorrow (Prelude)
- Generation Match - Electronic Dimensions
- Jahari Massamba Unit - Pretty Eyes
- The Kenny Cook Octet - High Jazz
- Yesterdays New Quintet - Medley: Don't You Worry Bout A Thing (Live At Spear for The Moondog)
- Interlude
- The Big Black Foot Band, feat. The Black Spirits - Reality or Dream
- Russell Jenkins Jazz Express - Drunk Again
- Poyser, Riggins and Jackson - Funky Butt, Part 1 (MP3)
- Jahari Massamba Unit - Wonderin'/Nightime
- R.M.C. - Space and Time
- Yesterdays New Quintet - Conquistador
- The Big Black Foot Band, feat. The Black Spirits - Tarzans Theme
- Interlude
- Joe McDuphrey Experience - Kimo
Description
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Madlib follows Brain Wreck Show with the seventh installment in his Madlib Medicine Show, a jazz album with his Yesterdays New Quintet called High Jazz !
In 2010, Madlib launched an ambitious series of releases known as the Madlib Medicine Show, which allowed the prolific producer to release new material on a monthly basis.
The series touched on all the genres Madlib digs, and that’s just about any genre you can consider - from
Jazz to Rock, Soul to Disco, myriad African musics, Brazilian and Reggae.
The 7th entry in the series, High Jazz being an all-new Madlib jazz production. High Jazz, the name itself a
tribute to the landmark jazz-fusion album released by Stanton Davis’s Ghetto Mysticism in 1976, shows a
marked development in Madlib’s craft.
Among the tracks on High Jazz you’ll find collaborations with the extraordinary jazz/hip-hop drummer/
producer Karriem Riggins - together with Madlib as Jahari Masamba Unit; the debut of groups Generation
Match, The Big Black Foot Band, and RMC, a Madlib, Riggins & James Poyser collab; and a 15-minute live
piece by Yesterdays New Quintet (recorded at a secret show in 2000).
