Instrumental Music?

[Ace-Garageguy]

39 minutes ago, JollySipper said:

Any of you guys like moe.? This is a clever little jazz song hidden in a jam-based groove.........

I like heem. Never heard it or of Moe before, so thanx for broadening my horizons.  

[JollySipper]

Moe. is a good band, Bill........ Here's a link to their wikipedia! 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_(band)

Most of their music is jam-based, I know that's not everyone's cup o' tea..........

You do know what a 'jazz cigarette is, I trust? 

[JollySipper]

For all you bass players/fans! This is just Claypool jamming with a drummer, that's it........

 

 

[1972coronet]

An "incomplete" recording ; a studio instrumental from Summer or Autumn 1967. Chris Hillman took the song to Manassas who recorded a slower-tempo, vocals-included version for their 1972 self-titled album. 

I'm keen on this up-tempo take - too bad that it never received a vocal treatment.

 

 

[1972coronet]

Another gem from the  Notorious sessions of mid-late 1967. This is Mc Guinn fooling around with the then-new Moog synthesiser - a 9,000$ instrument ! The Moog was used extensively on Notorious (and to a lesser extent on other Byrds albums) - one of the first "Pop" (Rock) albums to feature the instrument ( The Monkees Pieces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd. was released in November 1967, beating the Byrds album by a couple of months ).

Without further ado :

 

 

[JollySipper]

Here is a most Excellent free based jazz group that I just today learned of! They're called Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey....... This is recorded live..........

 

 

[Mike C.]

Style Council- Cafe Bleu.

 

[JollySipper]

The Budos Band................ 

 

 

[JollySipper]

Just learned about THIS band today............... Gotta love Napster!

 

[Richard Bartrop]

Because you can never go wrong with Dick Dale.

 

I've been enjoying Tokyo Vice a lot, especially the soundtrack.

 

[Bugatti Fan]

Some of the haunting theme music from the Titanic film.

[Little Timmy]

 

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

Quite possibly my all time favorite instrumental track. With the right girl at sunset...

 

[Little Timmy]

 

 

[Little Timmy]

 

 

[89AKurt]

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

I'm listening to a lot of various flavors of "vaporwave" lately. All these tracks are good n' funky through decent big speakers, loud...

 

[Tabbysdaddy]

Thanks for making me think of this song. 

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

 

[JollySipper]

Budos Band.......... Neo-soul group that always has a good groove.

 

 

[Falcon Ranchero]

Heard one on the radio the other day, Frankenstein by the Edgar Winter Group, 1973, I believe. The part near the end blew my actual mind with those electric sounds as the way they came through the speakers of the truck was crazy; unlike anything i've ever heard before, around 3:18 it starts, sounds kinda like some space ship thing. The sax part is pretty groovy too.

 

[Falcon Ranchero]

I should also add another 1973 hit, Hocus Pocus, by the band, Focus. Mostly instrumental except for the obscure yodeling and other human sounds, but in that sense the human voice is used instrumentally, i.e. no words, just sounds. Pretty crazy yodeling though.

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

Just kinda rediscovered this guy...great for driving up the PCH at sunset.

 

[mk11]

On 3/21/2023 at 11:35 PM, mk11 said:

Digging up the old instrumentals I grew up with is a great memory trip; Dad loved quite a range of music always had Alpert, Firehouse Five, swing, Kenny Ball, James Last or something playing...

Since a former link expired, just thought I'd refresh this one...     get some toes tappin' 

 

 

 

 

 

[mk11]

On 3/21/2023 at 11:35 PM, mk11 said:

Digging up the old instrumentals I grew up with is a great memory trip; Dad loved quite a range of music always had Alpert, Firehouse Five, swing, Kenny Ball, James Last or something playing...

 

 

 

 

Since a former link expired, just thought I'd refresh it... needed something to get the toes tappin'