Idris Muhammad rest in peace

Does anyone have a source for this? I'm not seeing anything online and I'm praying it's not true.








*edit* damn.








http://www.nola.com/music/index.ssf/2014/07/idris_muhammad_legendary_new_o.html
 
Grant Green - Alive is one of those seminal albums for me.





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Snapping said:







One of my all time fave's RIP.





Great interview from All About Jazz Magazine:





http://www.allaboutjazz.com/idris-muhammad-coming-to-grips-with-his-greatness-idris-muhammad-by-rj-deluke.php#.U9oqooBdXMo





Also, here is a clip from the doc' Return to Goree by Youssou N'Dour...





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RIP to an innovative legend.





EDIT: If anyone knows of any feature length doc's on the Great Idris, please share it...
 
I can't show this man enough respect. It feels likes he plays on about 15% of my collecttion which in turn led to the discovery, directly or indirectly, of the other 85%





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Duderonomy said:I'll always associate him for Loran's Dance, and the tracks that have sampled it. RIP




Lorans Dance on 45 blew my mind bitd
 
Man, this is tough to learn. Hearing him on Melvin Sparks "Who's Gonna Take The Weight" opened and changed my whole concept of drumming as a 15 year old - in my own playing and in the music I sought out after that. Him and Bernard Purdie's Soul Drums. Like many of you all the root of my music collection and taste is Muhammad.