VA-London_Street_Jazz-CD-FLAC-2010-DeVOiD

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2015-05-31

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      Artist...: VA
      Album....:  London Street Jazz
      Type.....: Normal
      Genre....: Jazz
      Label....: Ace Records
      Language.: English

      Year.....: 2010          Source...: CDDA
      R.Date...: 05-30-2015    Grabber..: EAC Secure
      S.Date...: 00-00-2010    Encoder..: FLAC 1.2.1 Lossless

      Quality..: 895 kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels

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      01  The Filthy Six - This                          7:53
      02  New Jersey Kings - Stoned On Denmark Street    4:44
      03  The Brand New Heavies - Mr Tanaka              4:36
      04  The James Taylor Quartet - Keep The Dream      5:58
          Alive
      05  Max Beesley's High Vibes - Mr Jeckle           4:04
      06  Ed Jones Quartet - Samba Minus One             5:01
      07  Ulf Sandberg Quartet - Bolivia                 8:13
      08  Snowboy & The Latin Section - Mr P.C.          3:42
      09  The Bukky Leo Quintet - Rejoice In             9:39
          Righteousness
      10  Emperors New Clothes - Eyes That Burn          7:04
      11  Simon Bartholomew - Akimbo                     5:21
      12  Ohm - Sweet Ohm                                5:58
      13  The Apostles - Mercy Mercy Me                  5:01

                       Total Size.: 13 Files/519.4MB/77:14 min


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     The 1980s saw a great jazz revival. In the United States a new generation
     gave it a focus that was reflected in acres of press coverage illustrated
     with lots of black and white photographs. Wynton Marsalis is probably the
     best know practitioner. The UK revival focused on young musicians such as
     Courtney Pine and Steve Williamson, players of exceptional skill who could
     hold their own against any of the young turks from the US. The UK revival
     appeared superficially to be based on trying to recreate the records of Art
     Blakey and the hard bop greats, but it was always something more. Many of
     the artists had a unique sense of their Afro-Caribbean heritage and also
     referenced BritainÆs multi-cultural club scene which had always accepted
     jazz as a part of the overall sound of black music.

     One of the outgrowths of that club scene was Acid Jazz, which exploded on
     the scene as an anitidote to house musicÆs increasing domination of
     dancefloors in late 1987. It mixed jazz in all its forms with funk, soul
     and elements of more modern dance music. It welcomed a coterie of
     London-based musicians and it was almost inevitable that a new label would
     appear that understood the form: Acid Jazz Records was born in mid-1988.
     The label took all the elements from the clubs and became one of the most
     successful UK independents of the early 90s, scoring hits with the James
     Taylor Quartet and the Brand New Heavies and it discovered Jamiroquai. All
     these were steeped in jazz and joined others who were more strictly jazz,
     such as Ed Jones or Snowboy, but also those such as the Emperors New
     Clothes who were looser, but had adopted a jazz spirit.

     This CD looks at the jazz side of the label over the past 21 years, opening
     with their brand new signing the Filthy Six and their Donald Byrd-sounding
     track æThisÆ, demonstrating that Acid Jazz is still finding exciting jazz
     outfits. Then we present a potted history of the labelÆs stroll through the
     world of jazz. From the James Taylor Quartet and their sister group the New
     Jersey KingÆs love of the Mizell Brothers, through the Brand New Heavies
     and Max BeesleyÆs jazz funk grooves is some of the best UK jazz funk. Ed
     Jones showed very early in his career why he has become one of the UKÆs
     most respected saxophonists, while Snowboy and the Latin Section show why
     they were possibly the best-selling UK jazz outfit of the 90s. In between
     these cuts there are plenty of other slices of pure jazz joy, to complete
     in fine style our three series retrospective of Acid JazzÆs 21 years.

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