Friday, May 27, 2022

Idris Muhammad - Turn This Mutha Out - LP (1977) kudu - CD (2015) Soul Brother - Jazz Funk - FLAC

Idris Muhammad was born leo Morris in New orleans in 1939 & Passed in 2014.With 21 albums under his belt its unusual for a Drummer to lead a band with a few exceptions. Idris Muhammad recorded this classic Jazz Funk album 'Turn This Mutha Out' in 1977 for the Kudu label. Some great session musicians accompanied him and the album has that David Matthews signature Disco-Jazz-Funk sound. It was well received in the UK most notably for the opening track 'Could Heaven Ever Be Like This', an undisputed classic. Idris and Wilbur Bascomb on bass create the perfect bedrock for Mike Brecker on Tenor Sax, Hiram Bullock on Guitar and Cliff Carter on Synthesizer to solo above, topped by Frank Floyd's vocals. He is an icon with the Jazz Funk/Fusion crowd and i snapped up everything he,s done, Superb Album! with an awesome Line up of musicians.

AMM

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Line Up

Drums – Idris Muhammad
Bass – Wilbur Bascomb
Guitars – Charlie Brown,Hiram Bullock,Hugh McCracken
Harp – Margaret Ross
Keyboards – Cliff Carter
Percussion – Rubens Bassini,Sue Evans
Saxophones – Dave Tofani,Michael Brecker,Ronnie Cuber
Trumpets – Jon Faddis,Randy Brecker
Vocals – Frank Floyd,Ray Simpson,Bill Eaton,Zachary Sanders
Flute – Jeremy Steig
Producer – Dave Matthews

 

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14 comments:

RMstorm said...

Thanks AMM for the introduction - new to me.

PeterH said...

Some great funk on here. Thanks for review, P.

Arty said...

Yes please, AMM. Brilliant musician and album. Thank you.

richsoul said...

Yes, it looks and sounds good. Thanks for the review and the taster. Thanks AMM

CanoMan said...

Another interesting review

hakase said...

many thanks another classic rare-groove much welcome

Wicked Souldies (Gto Town) said...

Great review AMM thanks

Anghellic67$ said...

Thank you very much AMM

renald said...

Thanks for the review AMM!!

pmac said...

Idris didn't have much of a carrer in NO, but def was a great percussionist and bandleader. One of his earlier releases, The Power of Soul, is an all-time classic. This offering ain't too shabby either. Thanks AMM for another classic rview and for keeping the spirit of Idris alive.

reb.jukebox said...

This artist is new to me AMM looking forward to taking a listen
Reb

raphaelmsx said...

Thanks for this review!!

PhilN said...

Had a copy of this when it was first released but it seems to have disappeared
from my collection so thanks.

Rush said...

Thanks AMM always saw him under the Kudu label never knew he was a drummer