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Jazz is alive and well, and this is yet another wonderful color added to All the Colors of Jazz. Thank you for sharing.

These guys have been hiding right under my nose. I probably did catch them a time or two at Tipitina's in New Orleans, but didnt grab an album.

Thoroughly enjoying this album! (except Mercy Mercy Mercy--in which the organ is highly distorted)

Ive missed this thread! Here's a funky one for you guys...cant believe Im just finding this band.

Found myself listening to this album several times on a road trip. Very rich in detail. Definitely picks up the Fusion scene where Miles left off.

Your racism is showing......

https://www.spin.com/featured/the-15-most-controversial-songs-of-all-time/ Pretty much Everything that was played at our HS Proms in the eighties. (and Ive met a few named 'Nikki' over the years. lol) From the article: In the mid-’80s, a big-haired then-Senator’s wife named Tipper Gore was taking a stroll near her 11-year-old daughter’s room. Without warning, she caught an earful of her tween’s tape deck (or turntable), as someone sang about “masturbating with a magazine” and how “…my body will never be the same.” Sex talk. Tipper was gobsmacked at the reference to pleasurable coitus seeping its way into her place of residence without her approbation. She would not take this lying down: Instead she and three other women formed the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) in 1985, which would establish guidelines for regulating music deemed sexual, violent, or all-around uncouth, slapping warning labels on anything that fit the bill. Among the starting “Filthy Fifteen” were Cyndi Lauper’s allegedly shameless and vile “She Bop” and Madonna’s supposed smut-fest “Dress You Up”, but No. 1, with a bullet, was Prince’s singularly pornographic fantasy “Darling Nikki.” The best part of the story is that warning labels actually helped sell more records — it certainly didn’t hurt Minneapolis’ finest, as “Nikki” parent album Purple Rain would end up going 13x platinum. So, no matter how you feel about censorship, at least take a moment to pose inappropriately and raise a glass of liquid meth to Mrs. Gore for pointing consumers in the direction of mellifluous debauchery.

Some idiot(s?) in marketing should have been fired over this. The poster causing outrage is literally the opposite of the premise of the film. Which is to highlight the exploitation and plight of underage girls in many parts of the world. Now that the uproar has begun, No Amount of Facts will change some people's mind as to the reality of the situation.

Google is an incredible tool. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/aug/21/cuties-netflix-film-fury

Euge Groove and Maysa on the same track? Heck Yeah! Title cut of Mr Groove's new album . Enjoy!

Have been really enjoying this album last 2 weeks...... https://ajoyo.bandcamp.com/album/war-chant

Thanks Sk1Bum! Just loaded this up on Tidal. Get Up! 🙂