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1. Dec 14,  · An album very hard to find, especially in good condition, This album has an incredible song "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This" (is my favorite of this album), this song is probably historically had the most crossover success with the disco audience, The song has an overall funky mid-tempo groove that tends to grow on you with each and every /5(56).

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2. Turn This Mutha Out is a album by Idris Muhammad. Produced and arranged by CTI/Kudu staff arranger David Matthews, it was aimed more at the R&B/dance market than the jazz market.

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3. "Moon Hymn" is a duo tempo head tune that nods at War's "Slipping Into Darkness." Eric Gale is the guitarist on "Say What," a fusion of jazz and funk. Muhammad never solos, he didn't write any of the songs, he didn't arrange any, and he didn't produce, but that eternally funky, break-heavy drumming makes this an album only he could have tiocounabudarnoibeauvestcankeyflowat.xyzinfo: $

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4. Wonderful work from Idris Muhammad – getting back to jazz basics here, after a late 70s run in the R&B market! The record is a beautifully stripped-down session – with Muhammad playing un-funky drums, Ray Drummond on bass, and either Pharoah Sanders or George Coleman on tenor sax. The best tracks are long and lively – with Muhammad dancing out across the drum kit, filled with joy and.

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5. One of the best jazz/funk/disco albums ever! The late great Idris Muhammad, Hiram Bullock, Michael Brecker, and Eric Gale all play their asses off on this legendary album. The beats, the solos and the wicked bass of Wilbur Bascomb make this a true classic. It /5(10).

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6. Apr 09,  · Idris Muhammad – Turn This Mutha Out | Album of the day 9th April Superb Disco Jazz Funk album ‘Turn this Mutha Out’, recorded from the Kudu label in ‘Could Heaven Ever Be Like This’ – a long-term favourite is like being momentarily transported to Jazz Funk paradise, a magical track that has become a classic.

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7. Superb Disco Jazz Funk album ‘Turn this Mutha Out’, recorded from the Kudu label in ‘Could Heaven Ever Be Like This’ – a long-term favourite is like being momentarily transported to Jazz Funk paradise, a magical track that has become a classic. ‘Camby Bolongo’ is a delightful percussion heavy rhythmic instrumental featuring Randy Brecker [ ].

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8. Sweet smooth fusion from the great David Matthews – that legendary talent that started out working with James Brown, then moved to CTI Records in the 70s, then kept going strong with fusion efforts like this one in the 80s! The style is a bit more polished than some of Matthews ' earlier work, but still has all the right elements in place – and a great sense of production, given that the.

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