Musique Non Stop - Heavenly Sweetness

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Blue Note Reissue #6: 6 new LPs ! Posted: 26 Nov 2013 06:38 AM PST Here we go with our new Blue Note reissue series! These range from the beautiful vocal album by Sheila Jordan 'Portrait of Sheila', through to classics like Dexter Gordon's 'One Flight Up' and Hank Mobley's 'No Room for Squares'. As usual, Heavenly Sweetness have also tried to reissue albums that are rarely seen on vinyl. So you can also find the second Grachan Moncur III album for Blue Note 'Some Other Stuff', impossible to find for over 20 years and the underrated Horace Parlan LP 'Happy Frame of Mind', which wasn't released until 1986. Last but not least, the late Donald Byrd's 'Kofi', a 1968 session produced by Duke Pearson and released in 1995. It is a pivotal work from his "groove period", which is available on LP and in a limited edition LP version that includes a 10" of Frank Foster's "The Loud Minority" (limited to 300 copies).

THE JAZZ CHILL CORNER ROBERT GLASPER EXPERIMENT TO RELEASE BLACK RADIO 2 ON OCTOBER 29

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1. ROBERT GLASPER EXPERIMENT TO RELEASE BLACK RADIO 2 ON OCTOBER 29
2. NEW RELEASES - KEIKO MATSUI, GIL-SCOTT HERON, ALEX PUDDU
3. FIVE ROBERT FLACK ALBUMS REISSUED - CHAPTER TWO, QUIET FIRE, KILLING ME SOFTLY, PLUS COLLABORATIONS WITH DONNY HATHAWAY AND PEABO BRYSON

ROBERT GLASPER EXPERIMENT TO RELEASE BLACK RADIO 2 ON OCTOBER 29 Posted: 01 Aug 2013 02:05 PM PDT Robert Glasper has revealed the details on his next release - Black Radio 2.On Black Radio 2, the emphasis is on songwriting with 11 of the 12 tracks new originals, from the soaring lead track "I Stand Alone" featuring rapper Common and vocalist Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy through Jill Scott's sensual ode to connection "Calls" to the reinvention fantasy "Somebody Else" featuring BRIT Award winner Emeli Sandé. The lone cover is the album closer, a spine-tingling version of Stevie Wonder's "Jesus Children of America" by vocalist Lalah Hathaway that also features a poignant spoken word tribute to the 20 young victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting by poet Malcolm-Jamal Warner. The album was produced by Glasper along with executive producers Nicole Hegeman and Eli Wolf.