Lonnie Smith - Funk Reaction / It's Changed album flac

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Funk Reaction (1977). Album by Lonnie Smith. was sampled in. If I Was Your Mic by Substantial (2001).

Artist: Lonnie Smith Album: Afro-desia Genre: Crossover Jazz, Fusion, Jazz-Funk Label: P-Vine Released: 1975/2013 Quality: FLAC (tracks+. cue) Tracklist: 01. Apex (Smith) - 6:59 02. Flavors (Smith) - 10:27 03. Afrodesia (Smith) - 9:23 04. Good Morning (Smith) - 7:56 05. It's Changed (Hohenburger) - 6:13 06. When the Night Is Right (Hohenburger) - 7:07 07. All in My Mind (Smith) - 5:43.

Lonnie Smith - Funk Reaction (Full Album) 1977. 304 187. 3 013. Жүктеу. Tracklist Funk Reaction 0:00 For The Love Of It 5:48 Babbitt's Other Song 12:54 It's Changed 19:06 When The Night Is Right 25:06 All In My Mind 32:05. Juan Calderón9 күн бұрын. Nice temperature, very hot. Jennoui15 күн бұрын. Thank you old people!

Funk Reaction (7", Promo). Category Country Year 901 US 1978 901 US 1978 901 US 1978. Looks like Lonnie Liston Smith on the Dutch picture sleeve releas. .Related Music albums to Funk Reaction, It's Changed by Lonnie Smith.

Lonnie Liston Smith, Jr. (born December 28, 1940) is an American jazz, soul, and funk musician who played with such jazz artists as Pharoah Sanders and Miles Davis before forming Lonnie Liston Smith and the Cosmic Echoes, recording a number of albums widely regarded as classics in the fusion, smooth jazz and acid jazz genres

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It was playing with Sanders that Smith discovered the electric piano, an instrument that became a crucial component in establishing his trademark sound. The very first time I played the Fender Rhodes piano was on Pharaoh Sanders’ album Thembi, said Smith. Everything I’d done before then was on acoustic piano. As Pharaoh was opening his case for his horn and everybody was setting up I found this instrument sitting in the corner. A similar theme manifested itself on 1976’s ‘Get Down Everybody (It’s Time For World Peace)’, a positive plea for global harmony married to dance floor funk.