soulpicnic:

the mothers of invention / who are the brain police?

(via moniquelamarr)

bainer:

Thelonious Monk - I Love You (Sweetheart of All My Dreams) (1964)

Lately, this one’s been hitting me in the guts.

(via 0rpheus)

thatboyceejay:

The Whispers - You Are Number One

derkreisel:

fortunatoyjacinto:

En esta fresca tarde está a punto de llover, y yo estoy a un par de horas de probar un té quezque muy bueno de quién sabe qué rayos, propongo esta rola de don Roy Hargrove para ambientarla. ¡Saboooor!

Mambo for Roy (Valdés) | Roy Hargrove Big Band | Emergence (2009 Emarcy)

degeneratemusic:

derkreisel:

Tempus Fugit alternate take (Powell) | Miles Davis | Volume 2 (1953 on blue note)

Mind the saxophone solo for a quote… got it?

Remastered by Rudy Van Gelder

• Miles Davis trumpet
• J. J. Johnson trombone
• Jimmy Heath tenor sax
• Gil Coggins piano
• Percy Heath bass
• Art Blakey drums

it’s night in tunisia, btw, listen to the sax solo

awordoraline:

George Clinton featuring Sly Stone and El Debarge - Ain’t That Peculiar (orig. Marvin Gaye)

Funkdified.

(via vis4violet)

saracenic:

Miles Davis - Moon Dreams

thegreenteacrimewavestudio:

musicthatswhatsup:

The Ride of the Valkyries

verdequeelazulpierde:

Pérez Prado “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White”

(Source: stores.ebay.com)

lifeexperimence:

incoherentloathing:

O’ Death - Ralph Stanley from O’ Brother, Where Art Thou?

Seeing Ralph Stanley was pretty spine tingling. Just his voice and presence was enough. He  doesn’t do too much playing these days. I really enjoy this a cappella version.

(via cargohoo)