I play a jazz bass. I have every album Charlie put out. More today than yesterday 1971 was the jam. I saw him and Joey defrancesco play in reading pa. Along with brother jack mcduff. Before they passed. Joey is the dude these days man. I mean. Man.
Hey, jazzzmandan50, thanks for uploading this gem from the 1970s. I used to listen to this in my limo cruising down Sunset Blvd. through West Los Angeles, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and Hollywood feeling ever so “cool!” There are and/or were a few American musicians who truly not only knew how to capture this sound, but in some cases were the best to create the essential subtleties that an amateur musician cannot hear. Each kind of music has its technical secrets, so to speak,
and these performers certainly “delivered” in this recording. I am enjoying it very much! I have it somewhere in my collection of CDs, cassette tapes, and LPs. But I never have time to search for it. Thanks a million!
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I can listen to this tune every time I want to think about growing up in Detroit. It was playing on WJZZ all the time. Still very mellow…
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh yes my first Charles Earland album......I wore out the vinyl grooves and had to buy it again......supreme musicianship !
The only "Charles the III" I'll ever bow down to.
I bought this album when if first came out decades ago. It's nice to hear it again. I haven't heard it in probably 40 years.
Detroit Michigan That's cool man COOL
This is one of the finest aggregation of musicians ever. The timing is spotless. The musicality is superb.
I play a jazz bass. I have every album Charlie put out. More today than yesterday 1971 was the jam. I saw him and Joey defrancesco play in reading pa. Along with brother jack mcduff. Before they passed. Joey is the dude these days man. I mean. Man.
Saw him live in Charleston SC. One of my favorites
I NEVER GET TIRED OF HEARING THIS SONG. BY FAR HIS BEST STUDIO PERFORMANCE.
WHO'S THE ARRANGER?
If Charles Earland recorded a tune, it was the bomb, no doubt! He was a Hammond B3 genius.
I Keep Diggin' on this every time I come back!
Hey, jazzzmandan50, thanks for uploading this gem from the 1970s. I used to listen to this in my limo cruising down Sunset Blvd. through West Los Angeles, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and Hollywood feeling ever so “cool!” There are and/or were a few American musicians who truly not only knew how to capture this sound, but in some cases were the best to create the essential subtleties that an amateur musician cannot hear. Each kind of music has its technical secrets, so to speak,
something about Earlands music and driving in a car always feels good.
and these performers certainly “delivered” in this recording.
I am enjoying it very much! I have it somewhere in my collection of CDs, cassette tapes, and LPs. But I never have time to search for it. Thanks a million!
In high school his trumpeter was Frankie Avalon.
This is great!
Charles Earland
un sacré musicien ,Jazzman et avecses cinq dernier albums funk
I like. Smooth Latin beat!
Goooodd....
Charles Earland the Mighty Burner
Brett Cooper Can you say it again?! None like him!
Nice work, JazzManDan50.
Do you remember wbls 107.5 N Y Frankie Crocker.
I most certainly do………from Jersey
Love this tune.Could not find it on Itunes.
Derrick Williams And it’s still not there in 2019. And I’d like to know why!!
This is one of those recordings that you'll have to search the used vinyl record stores to find.
someone said when white people make love they hear violins, and when black people make love they hear drums.
this is what i hear
what u talkin' nonsense