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Christian Scott Quintet

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What Christian Scott Quintet said · 9 records

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The Beginning and the End
Clifford Brown ·1973
"This record is called The Beginning and the End. There was a solo on here to a song called Don Ali that he recorded right before he passed away and died. That's one of the probably preeminent recordings of his time for trumpet literature, which is really cool."
Watch this moment 0:34
The Soothsayer
Wayne Shorter ·1965
"First one I have is The Soothsayer, which is a Wayne Shorter record, and this is a record that I had in high school and I've always really enjoyed Wayne Shorter a lot."
Watch this moment 1:02
Sophisticated Funk
Brother Jack McDuff ·1977
"I've never heard this record but when I go shopping for vinyl I look for the cover. It's all about the cover, you know, they don't make them like this anymore. I just had to get this one."
Watch this moment 1:23
Youth Novels
Lykke Li ·2008
"ever since she gave me this album I actually haven't been able to stop listening to it it's a really really really cool really really cool album and I listen to a damn near every day so way to go like Le cuz you made something dope"
Watch this moment 3:49
Planet Earth
Prince ·2007
"Planet Earth is a Prince record that came out recently and it was one of the coolest best experiences of my life to be in the studio with Prince telling you like, you know, I want to hear you whisper on the track and you know play like Miles and take your time with your phrases."
Watch this moment 5:07
The Power of One
Israel Houghton ·2009
"Come here, Israel Houghton, Power of One, great gospel singer. I think personally his music's going to be probably sung 30 years from now, so I think he's a major innovator."
Watch this moment 5:44
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