Another wonderful piece of jazz based Soul from the heart of the UK Rare Groove scene. Jump On It is a Lionel Job produced instrumental by saxophonist Walter Beasley. It sits nicely alongside 3 mixes of I'm So Happy, produced by Job & Beasley. Walter Beasley’s musical journey began in the early 1970s in his hometown of el Centro, California. When his aunt gave him his first Grover Washington, Jr. record at age nine. By his early teens, Beasley was playing saxophone in various bands around Southern California. One of the top five best-selling African-American saxophonists in the world since the late 90’s, Beasley has performed with contemporary jazz and R&B icons Brian McKnight, Gerald Albright, Ronnie Laws, Kirk Whalum, Bob James, Norman Brown, George Howard, Art Porter, Stephanie Mills, Vanessa Williams and Rachelle Ferrell.
Considered by most as “the heir to Grover Washington Jr.’s throne,” the Boston-based musician has been one of the ten highest selling saxmen in the world since 1998 while working as a full professor of music at The Berklee School of Music, where he began teaching in the mid-80s.
Considered by most as “the heir to Grover Washington Jr.’s throne,” the Boston-based musician has been one of the ten highest selling saxmen in the world since 1998 while working as a full professor of music at The Berklee School of Music, where he began teaching in the mid-80s.
- I'm So Happy (12" Remix)
- I'm So Happy (Dub)
- I'm So Happy (7" Version)
- Jump On It
Filename: Walter Beasley.rar Filesize: 30.64 MB
Big Thanks to John for pointing out my skippy track. Remember guys, my stereo is playing up and my PC is like, off the Ark?
ReplyDeletePlease let me know if any of my recordings are 'less than perfect', YOU are my quality control! ;-)
ola amigo seu bloq como sempre e show, a postagem d e walter beasley foi 10 , teria como vc postar tambem o single on the edge do walter beasley abraços e sucesso
ReplyDeleteHey tutú de DJ, alegre usted tiene gusto del poste. Gualterio Beasley mereció mucho más el reconocimiento que él recibió. ¿Apesadumbrado, no entiendo la segunda mitad de su comentario? :-(
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