I'm really happy with the sequencing on this one, so I hope that you grab it even if you've got some of the tracks already. I really love the way that the
Jazz Liberatorz build a rhodes track over a classic rhodes loop with great playing.
John Klemmer's track fits the cover pic the best,
George Duke is back with the
Cannonball Adderley Quintet, recorded around the same time as
"The Inner Source", if you liked that. The great
Onaje Allan Gumbs stretches out with
Buster William's ensemble, and we finish with
Herbie Hancock intertwining his acoustic and rhodes pianos with
Milt Jackson's vibes on the beautiful 'Sunflower'.
Comments will bring us all happiness :)
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thanks simon! I love you!!!
ReplyDeleteWow what a fan fuckin' tastic blog! Thanks for making today that little bit happier.
ReplyDeletesome tasty grooves here simon!
ReplyDeletemany thanks m8!
Can't wait. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey Simon, another great comp' !
ReplyDeleteCould you post some Cunimondo's LP (like "sagittarius" or "echoes")?
Thank Bro' !
Hi Maro -
ReplyDeleteDon't have those, I only have a fileshare of the more common 'Feelin' Good" album. Perhpas another reader can help ?
hi Simon3x6,
ReplyDeleteanother great comp! Cover is also excellent! Though I know 3/4 of the songs, I'm checking it out anyways, it's always good for one hour or more of chilling sounds...
Thanks, mate and also for the wonderful keys of mr. Sardaby (also at Reza's place!) GREAT!
you're rocking skyhigh here!
peace, E-mile
Just found your site about a week ago. The comp looks really interesting so I'm looking forward to it. I'll be back later to check out the other ones I'm sure. Thanks for the share.
ReplyDeleteAdded you to my blogroll over at Fufu Stew too... Feel free to drop by anytime.
Peace and blessings.
I discovered this site a couple of weeks ago and have been listening to these "neverenoughrhodes" compilations in constant rotation ever since! Brings me back to the late 70s when my uncle, a NYC-area jazz musician, had a big fender rhodes in his tiny apartment basement. I miss that humming sound it made when you turned it on. Sadly, he sold it in the 80s for a smaller, more portable Yamaha-DX7. But as you establish here, you can never get enough Rhodes!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going crazy. I see another allnighter coming up. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteGlad that you guys are enjoying these :)
ReplyDeleteYou can click "rhodes compilation" in the tab at the right side to see all the rhodes comps - there are currently 9
I visit your site each day, eagerly awaiting new posts. I'm now going through all your past posts and enjoying the goldmine.
ReplyDeleteThanks once again!
Mahalo, Simon!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah baby - nice work! Mahalo Mahalo
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments guys :)
ReplyDeleteMUCH APPRECIATED FAM!
ReplyDeleteawesome, awesome, awesome.
ReplyDeletesimon, thank you. and please keep 'em coming! i know this is a lot of work on your part but it's totally appreciated.
it'd be wonderful if you had your own radio show too.
i'm really enjoying your blog thank you so much. really getting into to the seventies ahmad jamal and the brazilian stuff -- fresh, funky, spacey and serene. That's how I like my music!
ReplyDeleteHey Markus, glad you're enjoying it, thanks for the comment :)
ReplyDeletei still can't believe your blog is up simon! Best blog ever man!! thank you, thank you, thank you thank you!
ReplyDeleteCan we get a reup on compilation 6
ReplyDeleteNew link https://www.adrive.com/public/TXTt9J/NER_Comp-06.zip
ReplyDeleteYes Sir, you're the man!! Thanks for the re-up!!!
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