Jazzy D's Soul Notes

Ok, guys, a few more from that H.A gig in the previous post -

Milton Zapata - Milton's Jala Jala



New Swing Sextet - Monkey See Monkey Do



The Last Nikel - Feeling Blue



Mauricio Smith - Panama Blues




Eddy Senay - Just Feeling It



This one is for pigshitpoet

Enjoy.

Sone oddities and rare stuff -

Tinkerbell's Fairydust - Lazy Day



The A-side of the 1967 single by East London pop-psych group Tinkerbell's Fairydust, a perfect soundtrack for the lazy days of summer:) Original song by Spanky & Our Gang.


Chris Thompson - Joshua Gone Barbados



Triban - I'm Not Saying (1972)



Mike Taylor Quartet -  Leeway




From the album "Pendulum" 1966

Bass -- Tony Reeves
Drums -- Jon Hiseman
Piano -- Mike Taylor
Soprano Saxophone -- Dave Tomlin

Just had the lunch and i am stuffed. Meanwhile some music for you lovely folk.

Flying Lotus - MmmHmm



Oneohtrix Point Never - Problem Areas

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Enjoy.

Found this great track on You Tube - i had it as a single during my heavy DJ period and played it the Byker Grove May DJ weekend up in Newcastle many years ago now -

The Guess Who - Undun



It is also on the Jackie Brown film soundtrack.

More musical trips today -

Bob Lind - Cool Summer



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I will not saddle you with more bike puns, but for peace of mind i shall enter my inner (You) Tube, get it. So for all you purveyors of old psychedelia here is the Pink Floyd with "Bike".



And at the opposite end is this novelty song, The Push Bike Song by Mungo Jerry.



Well, it had to happen. I think i could reel off a whole load of bike songs.

Meanwhile, i have found a fellow geek at this work place , and all afternoon we have been talking about cosmology, quantum mechanics, singularities, black holes, branes, tachyons, and dark energy. We talked about baryons, fermions, leptons and quarks, Made the afternoon go quick.

If you have not heard of branes here is an exposition of brane cosmology at Wiki -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brane_cosmology

Off to watch The Flash on Sky 1 in a half an hour time.