favorite epics (RR)

haze25

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whats your favorite 6 minute plus songs? tracks that need no re-edit and songs that honestly don't feel as long as they are.curtis-move on uploadstone-flower potdieter reith-beamsterry callier-dancing girlpeace,xavier
 
Niagara-Sangandongo---a solid, if overrated long jam, but pretty great. CAN-Halleluwah is my current favorite song to listen to in my car (all 18 minutes)
 
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Papa Don't Take No Mess, Donny Hathaway-The Ghetto (the live version), S.O.U.L.-SOUL, Harlem River Drive, What's Up Front That--Counts, Billy Brooks, not to mention good jazz and early hip hop songs, as well as lots of latin descargas.
 
Fave epics? The Yardbirds, George Jones, Sly & the Family Stone, the Remains, Ram Jam, Johnny Paycheck, Wayne Cochran, Link Wray, the Swampseeds, Johnny Otis, Shuggie Otis, the Dictators - yeah, Epic Records was always one of my favorite labels!







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SERIOUSLY, now...fave LONG SONGS?
- Isaac Hayes, "I Stand Accused"
- Baby Huey, "A Change Is Gonna Come"
- Bob Dylan, "Joey"
- Eddie Harris, "Exodus" (of course, in jazz long songs are a given)
- Eddie Kendricks, "Girl, You Need A Change Of Mind"
- Junior Parker, "Funny How Time Slips Away"
- Billy Vera & the Beaters, "Here Comes The Dawn Again"
 
as of late its Tabou Combo "New York City" from the 8th Sacrament LP. This song sold in the millions and its 10 minutes long, but to me it seems like 3 minutes. I cant help but get transfixed on the rhythmn guitar played by JC Jean, dude is a machine, a guitar equivilent to Can's drummer Jaki. Amazing.
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Eddie Kendricks, "Girl, You Need A Change Of Mind"


This is what I immediately thought of, pickwick beat me to it.
 
Isaac Hayes: "Hyperbolic", "Look of Love" , "Walk on By", "You've Lost that Lovin' Feelin Medley" and "Do Your Thing"

Tortoise "Djed"

All the songs on Future Days?
 
Hey,

Here are some:

-"Hang on, Sloopy"-David Porter.
-"Come Live with Me, Angel"-Marvin Gaye.
-"Joy" and "Look of Love"-Isaac Hayes.
-"Concierto de Aranjuez"-Miles Davis.
-"Journey to Capricorn"-Stan Kenton.
-"Brilliant Circles"-Stanley Cowell.
-"Stones Medley"-Charles Lloyd.
-"Journey Within"-Charles Lloyd Quartet.
-"Sparkling in the Sand"-Tower of Power.
-"Sun Goddess"-Ramsey Lewis.
-"Sleeping Giant" and "Water Torture"-Herbie Hancock.
-"Introduction"-Chicago Transit Authority.

Peace,

Big Stacks from Kakalak
 
Love - "You Set the Scene"
But of course. Greatest album closer ever IMO.

SOI, have you ever heard the alternate take on the FC reish? Arthur Lee "proto rappin" and shit. It's ill. There are some good extra cuts on that cd though.
 
Love - "You Set the Scene"
But of course. Greatest album closer ever IMO.

SOI, have you ever heard the alternate take on the FC reish? Arthur Lee "proto rappin" and shit. It's ill. There are some good extra cuts on that cd though.
Yes - actually one of the few LP's I also bought on CD to get
the extras. I like the instros and the one take where Arthur is
going off on dude - "no, man! you just don't get it! YOU ARE PLAYING
TOO FAST."
 
Donald Byrd - Little Rasti

Doesn't even get going until a good few minutes in but I wouldn't change a single second of it's 18 minutes.
 
Here are five:

Lord Funk "Lord Funk"
Isaac Hayes "Joy"
James Brown "Papa Don't Take No Mess"
Grover Washington Jr. "Mr. Magic"
WAR "L.A. Sunshine" (the perfect summer jam!
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Stark Reality - Dreams
Kool and the gang - summer madness (live) (is this over 6min? can't check right now)
quantic - mishaps happening
eddie kendricks - date with the rain (that disco mix)
james brown - funky drummer