The Golden Age Of Soul (Vol. 1) / Compiled by DJ Baltimore Boogie Man

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Blue Six - Beautiful Tomorrow (2002)

In my mind this amazing recording was well ahead of its Time in 2002, and is just now becoming "acceptable" to the indiscriminate ear of The Masses. However the Discriminating Listener has (I'm certain) already exposed himself to the magic sound of Blue Six.

I recall informing a client for an office retirement party that I would include some "Naked Music" in the playlist, not realizing how ill-informed the general public was at the time (and even now) to this genre-busting publisher that I could not quite categorize properly. All I knew was that this was the best Music that I had heard since sliced bread, and it would blend perfectly in a "lounge-type atmosphere". Of course, Beauty is in the ear of the beholder, so if one disagrees then so be it...just as long as the dissent originates from the Listening Experience, and not from word-of-mouth or pre-conceived notions. This particular client was so brainwashed that she became hostile because she assumed that Naked Music involved lewd or vulgar lyrics that would offend her precious guests. 
She was on the verge of removing me from the action. I had to impress upon her that fact that my Reputation was on the line at each and every gig, so I wasn't about to compromise it by introducing inferior music to new clientele.

As it turned out, the function was in a banquet room being shared by another host who was partitioned off. Quite a few of the guests from the other party stuck their heads inside of our function to see what was going on. They were attracted by the Music...which was of a higher caliber than what was being presented across the partition. Not only that, I was offered an opportunity to dj a New Year's Eve party by one of the other party's guests!

This anecdote serves to illustrate just how critical the Music aspect of a party can be...and just how valuable a resource top-shelf Music such as Blue Six really is. "Beautiful Tomorrow" sounds like what Nu or Neo Soul should REALLY sound like - SMOOTH and sultry with a groove for a beat. Add jazzy elements (including a Miles-influenced trumpet passage & a flute that "floats like a butterfly") with original arrangements and the result oozes with Uniqueness...
"Music And Wine" is my track-of-choice. - DJ Baltimore Boogie Man


TRACKLIST:
1. Blue Six - Let's Do It Together (6:46)
2. Blue Six - Close To Home (4:21)
3. Blue Six - Music And Wine (Teksoul Dub) (5:22)
4. Blue Six - Sweeter Love (8:12)
5. Blue Six - Pure (Jay's Nitelife Dub) (4:48)
6. Blue Six - All I Need (6:04)
7. Blue Six - Very Good Friends (4:28)
8. Blue Six - Yeah (4:52)
9. Blue Six - Grace (Freedom Dub) (2:57)
10. Blue Six - Love Yourself (5:22)
11. Blue Six - Come Inside (3:57)
12. Blue Six - Music And Wine (7:09)
13. Blue Six - Pure (4:26)
14. Blue Six - Beautiful Tomorrow (4:41)

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Vanilla Fudge - Renaissance (1968)

 

TRACKLIST:
1. Vanilla Fudge - The Sky Cried - When I Was A Boy (7:38)
2. Vanilla Fudge - Thoughts (3:35)
3. Vanilla Fudge - Paradise (6:07)
4. Vanilla Fudge - That's What Makes A Man (4:29)
5. Vanilla Fudge - The Spell That Comes After (4:36)
6. Vanilla Fudge - Faceless People (6:06)
7. Vanilla Fudge - Season Of The Witch (8:59)
8. Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hangin' On (2:58)
9. Vanilla Fudge - Come By Day Come By Night (2:56)
10. Vanilla Fudge - People (5:19)

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War - War (1971)

TRACKLIST:
Back Home (6:46)
Fidel's Fantasy (11:17)
Lonely Feelin' (4:36)
Sun Oh Son (5:58)
Vibeka (8:04)
War Drums (3:54)


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Xscape - Hummin' Comin' At 'Cha (1993)

TRACKLIST:
1. "Hummin' Comin' at 'Cha" (Intro) (Jermaine Dupri) - 1:12
2. "Just Kickin' It" (J. Dupri, Seal) - 3:24
3. "Pumpin'" (featuring Jermaine Dupri) (J. Dupri)- 3:59
4. "Let Me Know" (Bell, J. Dupri, Seal) - 3:40
5. "Understanding" (Seal) - 5:41
6. "W.S.S. Deez Nuts" (Weather) - 0:44
7. "With You" (Bennett, Etheridge, Organized Noize) - 4:04
8. "Is My Living in Vain?" (Clark Sisters) - 2:48
9. "Love on My Mind" (J. Dupri, Seal) - 3:48
10. "Tonight" (Bennett, Etheridge, Organized Noize) - 4:04
11. "Just Kickin' It" (Remix) (J. Dupri, Seal)- 3:32


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Yma Sumac - Voice Of The Xtabay (1950)

TRACKLIST:
1. Yma Sumac - Taita Inty (Virgin Of The Sun God) (3:08)
2. Yma Sumac - Ataypura (High Andes) (3:03)
3. Yma Sumac - Accla Taqui (Chant Of The Chosen Maidens) (2:44)
4. Yma Sumac - Tumba (Earthquake) (3:21)
5. Yma Sumac - Choladas (Dance Of The Moon Festival) (2:35)
6. Yma Sumac - Wayra (Dance Of The Winds) (3:02)
7. Yma Sumac - Monos (Monkeys) (2:40)
8. Yma Sumac - Xtabay (Lure Of The Unknown Love) (3:19)
9. Yma Sumac - K'arawi (Planting Song) (3:20)
10. Yma Sumac - Cumbe-Maita (Calls Of The Andes) (3:09)
11. Yma Sumac - Wak'al (Cry) (2:32)
12. Yma Sumac - Incacho (Royal Anthem) (3:11)
13. Yma Sumac - Cuncho (The Forest Creatures) (3:41)
14. Yma Sumac - Llulla Mak'ta (Andean Don Juan) (2:27)
15. Yma Sumac - Malaya! (My Destiny) (3:29)
16. Yma Sumac - Ripui (Farewell) (3:00)

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Janelle Monáe - The ArchAndroid (2010)

TRACKLIST:
1. Janelle Monáe - Suite II Overture (2:32)
2. Janelle Monáe Feat. Saul Williams - Dance Or Die (3:12)
3. Janelle Monáe - Faster (3:19)
4. Janelle Monáe - Locked Inside (4:16)
5. Janelle Monáe - Sir Greendown (2:15)
6. Janelle Monáe - Cold War (3:23)
7. Janelle Monáe Feat. Big Boi - Tightrope (4:22)
8. Janelle Monáe - Neon Gumbo (1:37)
9. Janelle Monáe - Oh, Maker (3:47)
10. Janelle Monáe - Come Alive (War Of The Roses) (3:22)
11. Janelle Monáe - Mushrooms & Roses (5:42)
12. Janelle Monáe - Suite III Overture (1:41)
13. Janelle Monáe - Neon Valley Street (4:11)
14. Janelle Monáe Feat. Of Montreal - Make The Bus (3:19)
15. Janelle Monáe - Wondaland (3:36)
16. Janelle Monáe Feat. Deep Cotton - 57821 (3:16)

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Zhane - Hey Mr. DJ [12'' Maxi] (1993)

TRACKLIST:
1. Zhane - Hey Mr. D.J. (Maurice's Club Mix With Rap) (6:35)
2. Zhane - Hey Mr. D.J. (Maurice's Club Mix) (6:38)
3. Zhane - Hey Mr. D.J. (Mo's Hey Dj Work This Dub) (6:21)
4. Zhane - Hey Mr. D.J. (Moapella) (2:32)
5. Zhané - Hey Mr. D.J. (Original Version Remix With Rap) (5:12)
6. Zhané - Hey Mr. D.J. (Original Version) (4:10)
7. Zhane - Hey Mr. D.J. (UBQ's Underground Dub) (6:35)

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The Woody Shaw Concert Ensemble - At The Berliner Jazztage (1976)

This incredible recording embodies some 

of the most imaginative and original solo work by Mr. Shaw, 

and the brilliant - yet unobtrusive - ensemble arrangements 

would make Duke Ellington smile.
Woody Shaw's solo on the composition "Jean Marie"
is Pure Genius!!...10/10!

-DJ Baltimore Boogie Man

TRACKLIST:

Side A

1. Hello to the Wind (17:27)

2. Obsequious (9:10)

Side B

1. Jean Marie (9:20)

2. In the Land of the Blacks (Bilad As Sudan) (12:24)

[Personnel]

Woody Shaw trumpet, percussion

Rene McLean alto sax, flute, percussion

Frank Foster tenor & soprano sax, percussion

Slide Hampton trombone, percussion

Ronnie Matthews piano

Stafford James bass

Louis Hayes drums

[Data]

All tracks written by Woody Shaw

Recorded: Berlin, November 6, 1976

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Quincy Jones - Soul Bossa Nostra (2010)

TRACKLIST:
01. Ironside (Feat. Talib Kweli)
02. Strawberry Letter 23 (Feat. Akon)
03. Soul Bossa Nostra (Feat. Ludacris, Naturally 7, & Rudy Currence)
04. Give Me The Night (Feat. Jamie Foxx))
05. Tomorrow (Feat. John Legend)
06. You Put A Move On My Heart (Feat. Jennifer Hudson)
07. Get The Funk Out Of My Face (Feat. Snoop Dogg)
08. Secret Garden (Feat. Usher, Robin Thicke, Tyrese Gibson, LL Cool J, Tevin Campbell, & Barry White)
09. Betcha Wouldn't Hurt Me (Feat. Mary J. Blige, Q-Tip, & Alfredo Rodriguez)
10. Everything Must Change (Feat. BeBe Winans)
11. Many Rains Ago (Oluwa) (Feat. Wyclef Jean)
12. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Feat. T-Pain & Robin Thicke)
13. It's My Party (Feat. Amy Winehouse)
14. Hikky-Burr (Feat. Three 6 Mafia & David Banner)
15. Sanford And Son (Feat. T.I., B.O.B., Prince Charlez & Mohombi)

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Abbey Lincoln, Jazz Singer and Writer, Dies at 80

Abbey Lincoln, a singer whose dramatic vocal command and tersely poetic songs made her a singular figure in jazz, died on Saturday in Manhattan. She was 80 and lived on the Upper West Side. Ms. Lincoln’s career encompassed outspoken civil rights advocacy in the 1960s and fearless introspection in more recent years, and for a time in the 1960s she acted in films with Sidney Poitier. She was married to Jazz icon Max Roach from 1962 to 1970. Her singing style was unique, a combined result of bold projection and expressive restraint. Because of her ability to inhabit the emotional dimensions of a song, she was often likened to Billie Holiday, her chief influence. But Ms. Lincoln had a deeper register and a darker tone, and her way with phrasing was more declarative. - New York Times 

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/15/arts/music/15lincoln.html?_r=2&hp

Rotary Connection feat. Minnie Riperton) - Peace (1968)

TRACKLIST:

1. Christmas Child (2:44)
2. Christmas Love (3:12)
3. If Peace Was All We Had (1:15)
4. Last Call For Peace (2:54)
5. Opening Round (1:55)
6. Peace At Least (4:14)
7. Santa's Little Helper (0:36)
8. Shopping Bag Menagerie (3:53)
9. Sidewalk Santa (4:25)
10. Silence (0:29)
11. Silent Night Chant (4:38)
12. Silent Night (3:48)

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Valerie Simpson - Exposed (1971)

TRACKLIST:

01.I Don't Need No Help
02.Love Woke Me Up This Morning
03. Now That There's You
04.Sinner Man
05.Can't It Wait Until Tomorrow
06.I Just Wanna Be There
07.Back To Nowhere
08.There Is A God
09.World Without Sunlight
10.We Can Work It Out

Valerie Simpson's first album was overlooked by quite a few people, although it was well received by those who heard it. But in 1971, there was a lot of new Music on the horizon and even superior items were often lost in the shuffle. I recall purchasing this album after hearing the Tour-de-Force track "I Don't Need No Help" on a college radio station. I was flabbergasted!!

Miss Simpson (at the time) injected a Vibe into that song that made you want to jump for sheer joy! Beginning with an assured and vibrant a-cappella, Valerie inserts a gospel-like piano accompaniment that - together with her amazing voice - is guaranteed to work you up into a sanctified frenzy as she testifies about her inner feelings for her man. And just in case you think that she is crossing the line, Valerie includes some tracks that serve to Praise God, so that there's NO question about how her man fits into the Scheme Of Things...

Also included is the wistfully refreshing Vibe - "Love Woke Me Up This Morning". It will hit you like a soft summer morning with birds chirping and butterflies waving at you outside of an open window...much like Minnie Riperton's "Loving You" - but it's more of a gentle roller-coaster ride, and with no sound effects. I am aware that both (Sir) Walter Jackson and the Temptations have covered this song, however I believe that Valerie Simpson's version is the original Gem.

*(notes by DJ Baltimore Boogie Man)

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Senor Soul - What It Is, y'all (The Best Of Senor Soul)

TRACKS >
1. Senor Soul - Don't Lay Your Funky Trip On Me (3:31)
2. Senor Soul - Get On Up (2:43)
3. Senor Soul - Hypnotizer (2:04)
4. Senor Soul - I Ain't Got No Soul Today (What It Is, Y'All) (3:58)
5. Senor Soul - I Dig Rock & Roll Music (2:23)
6. Senor Soul - I Heard It Through The Grapevine (2:44)
7. Senor Soul - It's Your Thing (2:26)
8. Senor Soul - El Loco (2:38)
9. Senor Soul - Lovey Dovey Kinda Lovin' (3:15)
10. Senor Soul - Make The Funk Jump (2:53)
11. Senor Soul - The Mouse (2:31)
12. Senor Soul - Pata Pata (2:22)
13. Senor Soul - Poquito Soul (2:48)
14. Senor Soul - Psychotic Reaction (2:06)
15. Senor Soul - The Sneak (3:03)
16. Senor Soul - Some Got It, Some Don't (2:16)
17. Senor Soul - Soul Fiesta (2:26)
18. Senor Soul - Spooky (2:32)
19. Senor Soul - Sunshine Superman (3:08)
20. Senor Soul - Uptight (Everything's Alright) (4:40)


This "best of" compilation is derived from Senor Soul's only two lp's...

LP-DSS-5004 - Señor Soul Plays Funky Favorites - Señor Soul [1968] Pata Pata/Lovey Dovey/I Heard It Through The Grapevine/Gimme Little Sign/Psychotic Reaction/Get On Up//Spooky/Poquito Soul/Sunshine Superman/Mucho Funky/Up Tight




LP-DSS-5005 - It's Your Thing - Señor Soul [1969] It's Your Thing/Love Has Two Faces/Hypnotizer/Working In The Coalmine/Make The Funk Jump/Soul Sermon//The Mouse/Proud Mary/Soul Fiesta/By The Time I Get To Phoenix/Some Got It, Some Don't/El Loco



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Any connoisseur of 60's soul instrumentals would be remiss in not acquiring the easily forgotten "Pata Pata" that was released as a 7"-45 rpm...or it's b-side - "Poquito Soul", both included on this recording. I would venture to say that these two items were at least equal - if not superior - to any other instrumental track featured on the urban charts in the 60's. Even most "Northern Soul" advocates have allowed this version of "Pata Pata" to slip through their fingers. I consider that track as having set the trend for what was to be later categorized as "Afrofunk"...in spite of the fact that its flavor was decidedly Latin-tinged. And the smooth and classy "Poquito Soul" compares favorably with the equaly rare version by One G Plus Three. The author of "Poquito Soul" - Charles Miller - was to later become an original member of War...and you can hear it in the flavor. The track "Don't Lay Your Funky Trip On Me" was a collaboration between "(Papa D.) Allen, Thomas Sylvester/Charles Miller/Harold Brown/Howard Scott/Lee Oskar/Lonnie Jordan/Morris Dickerson"...that's War, ladies and gentlemen. And who knows...you just might like some of the other tracks also.
- DJ Baltimore Boogie Man

If you are reading this, you still have an opportunity to make up for lost time. DON'T PROCRASTINATE!

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(Certainly, however, you can hear the seeds of some of War's future ideas, particularly in the Latin R&B flavor and the flute parts of Charles Miller... A little more personality and originality come through on the tunes penned by Miller or producer Maurice Rodgers. By far the most solid indication of Miller's future direction in War is the 1970 single "Don't Lay Your Funky Trip on Me"/"I Ain't Got No Soul Today (What It Is, Y'All)," both because it has vocals and it most likely features the original lineup of War (most of whom get the songwriting credits for both numbers). In fact, those two slyly humorous tracks sound enough like War's early records that they could slot in on an early bona fide War album with little problem.
~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide)

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[But after grooving to los Senors' whacked-out acid jazz interpretations of toons like Psychotic Reaction and Sunshine Superman for many a moon, imagine my surprise when I learned that this relatively obscure outfit was in fact the precursor to those long-lived denizens of Los Angeles multi-racial funk and soul, War. You'll find little if any mention of Senor Soul in the history books pertaining to War-.-unsurprising when, decked out in ponchos and sombreros for the promo pix, the Senors' label, Double Shot, promoted the band with a pseudo-Chicano image that they would probably rather forget (though like the pidgin Spanish on their early records, in retrospect it's sorta charming). However, the sounds Senor Soul produced were anything but novelty: a hip synthesis of Latin-flavoured jazz and dead-on-the-one psychedelic funk.

What It Is, Y'All is the first ever Senor Soul retrospective and it leans heavily on the most floor-friendly numbers from their two albums - the aforementioned Play Funky Favourites and It's Your Thing. Whilst future War-rior Chuck Miller defiantly helmed the combo for the first record, by the time of It's Your Thing there didn't really appear to be a Senor Soul, seeing as the album is composed partly of outtakes from the first LP sessions, or recycled backing tracks from other Double Shot/Whiz releases. Not that that's a problem - the choice cuts are all represented here, including Hypnotizer, Make The Funk Jump and The Mouse, the latter two and half minutes of pounding, fatback groove issued as a now much sought-after single in July 1969.

However the kicker, historically speaking, is the last Senor Soul release - the writer credit for the cracking Don't Lay Your Funky Trip On Me is indeed none other than the nascent War, a couple of months from Spilling the Wine with Eric Burdon. When I ran into Lee Oskar a few years ago, he acted like he'd never heard of Senor Soul, but hey, his harmonica is plainly in evidence on both Funky Trip and the relaxed I Ain't Got No Soul Today (What It Is Y'All). These are all killer grooves that no War-monger should be without. Did I mention there's a couple of unissued sides from the vault too? I don't speak a word of Spanish, but I can tell you los Senors are mucho funky. And then some.]
- Alec Palao

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Jefferson Airplane - Crown Of Creation (1968)

TRACKLIST:

Chushingura (1:18)

Crown Of Creation (2:55)

Greasy Heart (3:26)

Ice Cream Phoenix (3:01)

If You Feel (3:21)

In Time (4:13)

Lather (2:57)

Share A Little Joke (3:08)

Star Track (3:10)

The House At Pooneil Corners (5:52)

Triad (4:56)

Between 1967 and 1972 they scored a run of eight consecutive Top 20 albums in the USA, with both Surrealistic Pillow and Crown of Creation making the Top 10. Jefferson Airplane's fourth LP, Crown of Creation (released in September 1968), was a huge commercial success, peaking at 6 on the album chart.

Grace Slick's "Lather", which opens the album, is said to be about her affair with drummer Spencer Dryden. "Triad", a David Crosby piece, had been rejected by The Byrds because they deemed its subject matter (a ménage à trois) to be too "hot" to record. Slick's searing sex and drug anthem "Greasy Heart" had been released as a single in March 1968.

Several tracks recorded for the LP were left off the album, including the freeform Grace Slick/Frank Zappa collaboration "Would You Like A Snack?" - Wiki

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The Rotary Connection - Hey Love (1971)

featuring Minnie Riperton

TRACKLIST:

1. If I Sing My Song (3:41)

2. The Sea And She (3:32)

3. I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun (5:46)

4. Hangin' Round The Bee Tree (3:42)

5. Hey Love (4:11)

6. Love Has Fallen On Me (4:22)

7. Song For Everyman (5:35)

8. Love Is (5:17)

9. Vine Of Happiness (4:03)

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The Rotary Connection - Dinner Music (1968)

featuring Minnie Riperton

TRACKLIST
1. The Rotary Connection - Amuse (4:03)
2. The Rotary Connection - Country Things (3:09)
3. The Rotary Connection - Lektricks #1 (0:49)
4. The Rotary Connection - Lektricks #2/Merry Prankster (3:20)
5. The Rotary Connection - Living Alone (2:58)
6. The Rotary Connection - Lonely Summer (2:39)
7. The Rotary Connection - Love Me Now (2:51)
8. The Rotary Connection - May Our Amens Be True (3:06)
9. The Rotary Connection - Pointillism/We Will Be Free (3:24)
10. The Rotary Connection - Pump Effect/Want You To Know (3:15)
11. The Rotary Connection - Quartet (1:03)
12. The Rotary Connection - Stormy Monday Blues (4:00)

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Adele - 19 (2008)

01 -   Daydreams (3:40)
02 -   Best For Last (4:18) 
03 -   Chasing Pavements (3:30) 
04 -   Cold Shoulder (3:11)  
05 -   Crazy For You (3:28)  
06 -   Melt My Heart To Stone (3:23)  
07 -   First Love (3:10)  
08 -   Right As Rain (3:17)  
09 -   Make You Feel My Love (3:32)  
10 - My Same (3:15) 
11 - Tired (4:18)  
12 - Hometown Glory (4:31)

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McCoy Tyner - Song Of The New World (1973)

TRACKLIST: 
1. McCoy Tyner - Afro Blue (10:01)
2. McCoy Tyner - Little Brother (10:12)
3. McCoy Tyner - The Divine Love (7:31)
4. McCoy Tyner - Some Day (6:50)
5. McCoy Tyner - Song Of The New World (6:50)





McCoy Tyner, piano; Sonny Fortune, flute, soprano sax, alto sax; Jooney Booth, bass; Alphonse Mouzon, drums; Hubert Laws, piccolo, flute; Virgil Jones, trumpet; Cecil Bridgewater, trumpet; Jon Faddis, trumpet; Garnett Brown, trombone; Dick Griffin, trombone, bass trombone; Kiani Zawadi, euphonium; Julius Watkins, french horn; Willie Ruff, french horn; William Warnick III, french horn; Bob Stewart, tuba; Sonny Morgan, conga; John Blair, violin; Sanford Allen, violin; Winston Collymore, violin; Noel DaCosta, violin; Marie Hence, violin; Julian Barber, viola; Alfred Brown, viola; Ronald Lipscomb, viola; Kermit Moore, cello; Harry Smyles, oboe   
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Sadao Watanabe - Autumn Blow (1977)

 

TRACKLIST:
1.Just Crusin'
2.The Chaser
3.Someday In Suburbs
4.Rapture
5.Inner Embrace
6.Orange Bypass

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David Sanborn - Here And Gone (2008)

1. David Sanborn - Basin Street Blues (4:56)
2. David Sanborn - Please Send Me Someone To Love (3:22)
3. David Sanborn - St. Louis Blues (5:19)
4. David Sanborn - Stoney Lonesome (4:10)
5. David Sanborn - What Will I Tell My Heart (4:47)
6. David Sanborn & Derek Trucks - Brother Ray (5:40)
7. David Sanborn & Eric Clapton - I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town (4:48)
8. David Sanborn & Joss Stone - I Believe It To My Soul (4:31)
9. David Sanborn & Sam Moore - I've Got News For You (4:26)

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