Idris Muhammad - Turn This Mutha Out (1977/2016) Hi-Res
BAND/ARTIST: Idris Muhammad
- Title: Turn This Mutha Out
- Year Of Release: 1977/2016
- Label: CTI Records, King Record Co., Ltd.
- Genre: Soul Jazz, Jazz-Funk
- Quality: FLAC (*tracks) | 24 Bit/192 kHz
- Total Time: 00:38:19
- Total Size: 1,62 GB (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Accompanied by Hiram Bullock (guitar), Cliff Carter (keyboards), Wilber Bascomb (bass), Jeremy Steig (flute), and others, Idris Muhammad ventures into the world of pop and R&B, annoying die-hard jazz fans. Limp and uninspired vocals hurt "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This," but the track is good and could have stood alone with instrument(s) replacing the vocal parts. If you like African rhythms underneath a haunting flute, then you'll love "Camby Bolongo" -- Sue Evans supplies percussions and Randy Brecker provides a searing trumpet solo.
"Turn this Mutha Out" offers some dynamic interplay between Bascomb's funky bass vamp and Bullock's compelling guitar work. The tune landed on the R&B chart in the States and got considerable airplay in Britain. "Tasty Cakes" uses the same lineup including complementary musicians as "Mutha." "Crab Apple," aided by Michael Brecker's tenor sax, jams; the midtempo strut is nasty, particularly when Carter works his synthesizer. "Moon Hymn" is a duo tempo head tune that nods at War's "Slipping Into Darkness." Eric Gale is the guitarist on "Say What," a fusion of jazz and funk. Muhammad never solos, he didn't write any of the songs, he didn't arrange any, and he didn't produce, but that eternally funky, break-heavy drumming makes this an album only he could have recorded.
Tracks:
01. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This 8:37
02. Camby Bolongo 4:33
03. Turn This Mutha Out 6:50
04. Tasty Cakes 4:23
05. Crab Apple 5:11
06. Moon Hymn 4:18
07. Say What 3:59
Personnel:
Idris Muhammad, drums, tom tom
Wilbur Bascomb, bass
Hiram Bullock, guitar solo
Eric Gale, guitar solo
Charlie Brown, Hugh McCracken, guitar
Rubens Bassini, Sue Evans, percussion
Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone solo
Ronnie Cuber, baritone saxophone
David Tofani, soprano saxophone
Cliff Carter, keyboards, synthesizer solo
Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis, trumpet
Margaret Ross, harp
Frank Floyd, vocal solo
Jeremy Steig, flute solo
Bill Eaton, Zachary Sanders, Ray Simpson, background vocals
David Matthews, arranger, composer
"Turn this Mutha Out" offers some dynamic interplay between Bascomb's funky bass vamp and Bullock's compelling guitar work. The tune landed on the R&B chart in the States and got considerable airplay in Britain. "Tasty Cakes" uses the same lineup including complementary musicians as "Mutha." "Crab Apple," aided by Michael Brecker's tenor sax, jams; the midtempo strut is nasty, particularly when Carter works his synthesizer. "Moon Hymn" is a duo tempo head tune that nods at War's "Slipping Into Darkness." Eric Gale is the guitarist on "Say What," a fusion of jazz and funk. Muhammad never solos, he didn't write any of the songs, he didn't arrange any, and he didn't produce, but that eternally funky, break-heavy drumming makes this an album only he could have recorded.
Tracks:
01. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This 8:37
02. Camby Bolongo 4:33
03. Turn This Mutha Out 6:50
04. Tasty Cakes 4:23
05. Crab Apple 5:11
06. Moon Hymn 4:18
07. Say What 3:59
Personnel:
Idris Muhammad, drums, tom tom
Wilbur Bascomb, bass
Hiram Bullock, guitar solo
Eric Gale, guitar solo
Charlie Brown, Hugh McCracken, guitar
Rubens Bassini, Sue Evans, percussion
Michael Brecker, tenor saxophone solo
Ronnie Cuber, baritone saxophone
David Tofani, soprano saxophone
Cliff Carter, keyboards, synthesizer solo
Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis, trumpet
Margaret Ross, harp
Frank Floyd, vocal solo
Jeremy Steig, flute solo
Bill Eaton, Zachary Sanders, Ray Simpson, background vocals
David Matthews, arranger, composer
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