Deep Tracks 76

1. Shakin' In My Boots- Herb Day
2. One Monkey Don't Stop The Show (Part 1) - Honey Cone
3. Black Coffee - Willie Bobo
4. Your Lies - The Falling Martins
5. Hot Sauce- George Braith
6. Mama Told Me Not To Come – Odetta
7. Skate Now - Lou Courtney
8. Dujii - Kool & the Gang
9. I Saw The Light - The Easter Brothers
10. Till I See You Again - The Dells
11. Feelin' Alright - Wade Marcus
12. Nadia Soleil - Théo Blaise Kounkou
13. Jive American Jive No 1 - Bra Sello
14. Kansas City - Flatt & Scruggs
15. Jivin' – Deodato
16. Washita Love Child - Jesse Ed Davis
17. At The Club - Ray Charles
18. You're Coming Home - Esther Phillips
19. The Semi Colon - Nekwaha Semi Colon
20. Cheatin' Girl - Stu Gardner
21. Coming Home - Chuck Armstrong

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Willie Bobo, like Mongo Santamaria, was able to capture a significant following by blending R&B with latin jazz and boogaloo. Black Coffee is a classic dark brew posing as a pop instrumental. The kind of stuff he made a living at.

George Braith began playing pretty straight ahead stuff on Blue Note notwithstanding this little latin groover. Times have changed and Mr. Braith's music with it. In the intervening years he has invented the undoubtedly popular and easy to play "Braithophone."

Théo Blaise Kounkou is a Congolese singer with an unbelievably sweet voice and somehow his french works perfectly with the lighter than air music. Obviously I have no idea what the lyrics are about but the song is arranged beautifully and the band jumps off the record. I've only seen a few albums by this guy and they are all filled with this kind of music.