BROKEN

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Hands up! This is a blatant tie-in to publicise my new novel BROKEN. The novel is set in 1979 in Yorkshire, England. So, all the tracks in this mix date from 1979. At the time jazz-funk, fusion or whatever you want to call it, was in full swing. Not to everyones taste, but I liked it at the time. So get your boogie shoes on and dance to the music. And if you want you can check out my novel:

USA: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=tony+todd+broken

UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=broken+tony+todd

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Playing tracks by The Louis Hayes Group, Joe Sample, Auracle, Ronnie Foster, Bridgewater Brothers and more.

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JazzMango

Just my cup of tea, thanks for the tip. As for the purist angle, it´s something that probably always will be held against much of the music I love the most. For me though, you can enjoy for example Donald Byrd´s output from the 60´s as well as his later years. Thanks again!

DJ2tee

Don’t take any notice of jazz snobs! Music evolves all the time. I like Donald Byrd’s sixties Blue Note albums, but I also like the funky stuff with the Blackbyrds. Jazz-funk was what got me into be-bop and the roots of jazz.

DrJazz

Nice to hear some of these tracks again. Can't remember the last time I heard Auracle! Morning Dance & Carmel have definitely stood the test of time as memorable tracks. For all the 'jazz snob' downplay of Spyro Gyra, they always did a great show 'live'. BTW, bought the book (got to support the 'troops'!). Cheers, DrJ

DJ2tee

Nice to hear from you Dr J. I know a lot of jazz purists probably won't like this mix. But I reckon it pretty much sums up what was happening in the late seventies. And, I have to admit I still like some of this stuff. Can be a bit bland, but sometimes it's good just to unwind to some less challenging music, before I bung on the Ayler! Thanks for buying the book. My wife's bought one, now you, oh! and Mr Lemon Circus. Watch out Dan Brown, I'm gunning for you!

ralex86

la mejor lista del universo

DJ2tee

Muchas gracias

niggaG0d

I have been avoiding doing a mix and evading uploading for sometime : But DAMN !! ..This was so sweet and inspiriting : Got me feel like digging for some tunes and bestowing similarity in direction : PROPER WORK my Brother PROper Work !! Your juxtaposition of Herb Alpert in this bundle made him sound better than ever :

DJ2tee

Get mixing my my man, it’s good therapy for the soul.

DJ2tee

Thanks to all you people who bought my book on Amazon. I appreciate your support. It's going really well. Please leave a review. A nice one preferably!!!

John Hartmann

Bookmarked for a better listen

The Lemon Circus

Last time you mentioned working on your adjectives - so I'm here to help describe your acclaimed, exciting, fitting, agreeable, fantastic, effortless, amazing, composed, brilliant set :) Best of luck with the book - I may race down the A1 and get it autographed....
charming, enchanting, appealing

DJ2tee

I’m always partial to a Tarte au Citron. Tarts in general really and Tunnock’s teacakes. But the flavour of cirque au citron is a recommended to the discerning listener for its immaculate good taste…….

The Lemon Circus

:) Ta Ducky

DJ2tee

Had to get a track in there by the late Joe Sample. You’re playing keys with the angels now.

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