Artist: The Brecker Brothers Title Of Album: Some Skunk Funk Year Of Release: 2005 Label: Telarc Genre: Jazz / Contemporary Jazz Format: MP3 Bitrate: CBR 192 kbps Tracks: 7 Total Time: 50:42 min Total Size: 67 MB WebSite: Tracklist: 01. Let it go 03.

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Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Some Skunk Funk - Randy Brecker, Michael Brecker on AllMusic - 2005 - The Brecker Brothers join.

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And then she wept 07. Song for Barry Featuring: Michael Brecker (saxophone); Randy Brecker (trumpet); Jim Beard (piano, synthesizer); Will Lee (bass guitar); Peter Erskine (drums); Marcio Doctor (percussion); WDR Big Band. Amazon.com In the mid '70s, trumpeter Randy Brecker and his saxophonist brother Michael were the Wynton and Branford Marsalis of their jazz fusion day. This live date features the brothers performing with the WDR Big Band in Koln, Germany in 2003.

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Augmented by conductor/arranger Vince Mendoza, bassist Will Lee, and drummer Peter Erskine, the Breckers revive some of their hits from their classic LPs Back to Back, Don't Stop the Music, Heavy Metal Be-Bop, Detente, and Strap-Hangin'. Randy's full-bodied trumpet tones and Michael's Tranish sheets-of-sound sax appeal reveal their tradition-born technique applied to funk, world, and pop-oriented soundscapes. The peppery title track and the mid-tempo backbeat on 'Sponge' reveal their mainstream jazz cred, and the oblique 'Wayne Out' is a tribute to Wayne Shorter. The Latin-tinged 'Shanghigh' is a shout-out to Randy's former boss Horace Silver, while the percussive 'For Barry' reveals Michael's type of tenor madness. Contrary to some critics, these fusion cats could swing. Eugene Holley, Jr.