Freddie Hubbard+Lissvik+Twine+Grouper
Posted by Jakub
I would never deny a song that has this intro from this Freddie Hubbard song, so if anyone starts a song out like this then I am all yours until the end.
D. Lissvik is one half of Studio which have produced one of my favorite albums of 2008 so this must be good. I’ll post that list closer to January for everyone.
One of the sleeper records this year is the Twine album, if you haven’t seen the cover then you need to it’s right here and that’s also where you can find this song Endormie for free to download.
Grouper is band that i’m still checking out but this song stuck out for me among the rest. I read about them earlier today in an interview with Telefon Tel Aviv, so it must be good hah.
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Carryout says:
December 5, 2008 at 12:32 amI have to say thank you for posting all this music on this blog; sometimes it really makes my day better.
Anonymous says:
December 5, 2008 at 5:00 amFreddie Hubbard track is great! I have to check out more from him…
Alex/HeadUp says:
December 5, 2008 at 5:15 amJakub, I’m with Carryout– thanks for posting this Hubbard song, it uplifts my spirit this early morning and reminds me that it’s Friday! I would love to hear more electronic musicians make use of some of these sounds, esp those horns!
If you guys are diggin Freddie, check out some Gil Scott-Heron if you’ve never delved beyond My Way Home and The Revolution Will Not Be Televised. He did a number of jazzy, soul-filled albums with Brian Jackson. Rivers Of My Fathers, Back Home, The Bottle, A Toast To The People, and Your Daddy Loves You are some great tracks between Winter In America and From South Africa To South Carolina.
barry says:
December 5, 2008 at 9:59 amand i finally discover where the strings for probably my favourite house record come from. gonna be fun seeking this one out and playing it for my friends. thank you!
http://www.discogs.com/release/204
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIsOYgfHEHA
and the track is deep burnt, dont mind the youtube postings name.
Ben says:
December 5, 2008 at 1:35 pmYeah Scott, good catch…the open of that Hubbard track is excellent. Very warm.
I’ve always liked Freddie’s FIRST LIGHT…its a long track, nice to put on when waking up in the AM. After a bit of horn wailing there’s some nice melody when the bass and strings kick up a bit…
Jay says:
December 5, 2008 at 3:25 pmThanks Jakub for all the time and effort you put into posting these songs! I can’t even count the number of songs I’ve purchased in response to your blog posts.
Don says:
December 5, 2008 at 4:14 pmThanks so much for that Freddie Hubbard track. That was awesome. But Im looking for this song and cant find the one with the lyrics. He sounds like Al Jarreau. I only get instrumental tracks. Can you tell me where you found this one?
Jayden Lawson says:
October 5, 2010 at 3:08 pmRipper of a post mate…