Everything (9700 items)
    Pat MethenyMoonDialModern Recordings
    DJ QuikRhythm-al-ismBe With Records
    Sam MortonDaffodils & DirtXL Recordings
    Will Gregory Moog EnsembleHeat Ray: The Archimedes ProjectMute
    David BowieRock ‘n’ Roll Star! (Half-Speed Master)Parlophone
    Arthur Baker presentsBreaker's RevengeOriginal B-Boy and B-Girl Breakdance Classics 1975-84Soul Jazz Records
    Kenny Wheeler, Lee Konitz, Dave Holland & Bill FrisellAngel SongECM
    Amon TobinPermutation (25 Year Anniversary)Ninja Tune
    Paul Weller66Polydor
    Sugar MinottBitter SweetMusic On Vinyl
    Lonnie SmithFunk ReactionMr Bongo
    Danger Mouse & JeminiGhetto Pop LifeLex Records
    Beth GibbonsLives OutgrownDomino Records
    Kings of LeonCan We Please Have FunCaptiol US
    Ghana Special 2Various ArtistsSoundway
    Kenny BurrellGuitar Forms (Acoustic Sounds)Decca (UMO) / Jazz / Verve
    In The Beginning There Was Rhythm(Feat. ACR, Cabaret Voltaire, The Pop Group, Gang of Four, etc)Soul Jazz Records
    Jordan RakeiThe LoopDecca
    Group ListeningWalksPRAH Recordings
    Goma LacaCala Boca MeninoJazz Room Records
    Fontaines DC / Massive Attack / Young FathersCeasefireBattle Box
    Eccentric Soul: The Tammy LabelVarious ArtistsNumero Group
    Kamasi WashingtonFearless MovementYoung
    Kleenex / LiliputFirst SongsKill Rock Stars
    Dua LipaRadical OptimismWarner Records
    Delta 5Singles & Sessions 1979-1981Kill Rock Stars
    Bobby HutchersonTotal Eclipse (Tone Poet)Decca (UMO) / Blue Note
    William DevaughnBe Thankful For What You GotDemon
    Earth, Wind & FireGreatest HitsMusic On Vinyl
    Marlena ShawMarlena Shaw EPJazzman Special Products
    Gerry MulliganNight Lights (Acoustic Sounds)Decca (UMO) / Jazz / Verve
    Mo KoloursOriginal FlowWe Release JAZZ
    Mixmaster Morris, Jonah Sharp, Haruomi HosonoQuiet LogicWRWTFWW Records
    Gloria Coleman feat. Pola RobertsSoul Sisters (Impulse, 1964) (Verve By Request)Decca (UMO) / Verve
    Robert "Dubwise" Browne & Dean FraserSun GoddessJazz Room Records
    16243

    Newport In New York '72 (1972)

    Cobblestone
    Funk/Soul, Jazz
      • 1. billy eckstine – i apologize
      • 2. billy eckstine – jelly jelly
      • 3. curtis mayfield – stone junkie
      • 4. curtis mayfield – pusherman
      • 5. b.b. king – i need my baby
      • 6. herbie mann & david newman – hold on i'm comin'
      • 7. Les McCann – the price you got to pay to be free
      • 8. ain't no mountain high enough
      • 9. roberta flack – somewhere

      Recorded live at the Newport Jazz festival in 1972 and featuring a host of the day's Soul and Jazz stars from Curtis Mayfield, Roberta Flack and B.B.King to Billy Eckstine, Herbie Mann and Les McCann!

      Other Releases on Cobblestone

      The Cedar Walton / Hank Mobley QuintetBreakthroughCobblestone
      Recorded in 1972 on Cobblestone, one pianist and two sax players (Charles Davis on baritone/soprano) and a great rhythm section of Sam Jones and Billy...
      Jazz

        People also bought

        The Pointer SistersThe Pointer Sisters (1973)Blue Thumb
        "Yes We Can Can"...ESSENTIAL rare-groove classic!
        Funk/Soul
        • – Yes We Can Can
        Ike and Tina TurnerLet Me Touch Your Mind (1972)United Artists
        Seriously funky tunes from Ike and Tina, circa 1972. Funky! With an INSANE fold out sleeve
        Funk/Soul
          Al GreenExplores Your Mind (1974)Hi Records
          Classic Willie Mitchell production, includes "Sha-La-La", "Take Me To The River" and "Schooldays"
          Funk/Soul
            Earth, Wind And FireGratitude (1975)Columbia
            Superb double-album with three sides recorded live and one side in the studio. The live cuts include awesome, jazzy versions of "Africano" and Ramsey Lewis's...
            Funk/Soul
              Roberta FlackFirst Take (1969)Atlantic
              This essential album includes the monster version of Les McCann's "Compared To What", the super deep "Tryin' Times" and more! (and of course The First...
              Funk/Soul
              • – Compared To What
              • – The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
              • – Tryin' Times
              Stevie WonderHotter Than July (1980)Motown
              Possibly his last, truly great album. Includes the classics "Master Blaster" and "All I Do"
              Funk/Soul