℗ 2019 Craft Recordings., Distributed by Concord.
Released November 29, 2019
Duration 42m 33s
Record Label Craft Recordings
Catalogue No. CR02109
Genre Jazz
 

Jazz Dispensary: The Dank D-Funk Blend

Various Artists

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1.1
Message From The Meters
Funk, Inc.; Cecil Hunt; Jimmy Munford; Johnny Guitar Watson; Don Peake; Steve Weakley; Bobby Watley; Eugene Barr; Jackie Kelso; George Bohanon; Allen De Rienzo; Ollie Mitchell
6:09
1.2
Sing A Simple Song
Charles Earland; Jimmy Turner; Maynard Parker; Jimmy Heath; Clayton Pruden; Virgil Jones
5:45
1.3
Song For My Father
Richard "Groove" Holmes; Jimmie Smith; Gene Edwards
6:15
1.4
Cissy Strut (Edit)
Houston Person; Bob Bushnell; Frankie Jones; Billy Butler; Sonny Phillips
3:47
1.5
Theme From Shaft
Bernard Purdie; Gordon Edwards; Norman Pride; Neal Creque; Billy Nichols; Lloyd Davis; Charlie Brown; Houston Person; Willie Bridges; Danny Moore; Gerry Thomas
5:52
1.6
Super Bad
Idris Muhammad; Jimmy Lewis; Buddy Caldwell; Harold Mabern; Melvin Sparks; Clarence Thomas; Virgil Jones
5:25
1.7
Thank You (Part 1)
Melvin Sparks; Idris Muhammad; Leon Spencer Jr.; Houston Person; John Manning; Virgil Jones
3:10
1.8
I Feel The Earth Move
Boogaloo Joe Jones; Jimmy Lewis; Buddy Caldwell; Bernard Purdie; Butch Cornell; Grover Washington Jr.
6:10
The newest installment in the ongoing Jazz Dispensary series features a mind-expanding collection of rare and funky tracks from the ’60s and ’70s, culled from the Prestige Records catalog by guest curator Doyle Davis, co-owner of Grimey’s Records in Nashville, TN. Jazz Dispensary: The Dank D-Funk Blend offers the highest-quality experience for the funk fan, with hard-driving grooves like the upbeat “Message From the Meters” by Funk, Inc., and “Sing a Simple Song” by Charles Earland. Other highlights include a scorching cover of Carole King’s “I Feel the Earth Move” from Boogaloo Joe Jones and the chilled-out “Song for My Father” by organist Richard “Groove” Holmes. With audio remastered from the original analog sources, this digital release follows a limited 3000-copy vinyl run released for Record Store Day 2019. Jazz Dispensary originated in 2016 with the release of Cosmic Stash—a limited-edition box set for Record Store Day, comprised of four distinct musical strains—“Soul Diesel,” “Purple Funk,” “OG Kush” and “Astral Travelin’.” The sought-after collection offered a heightened musical experience and featured some of the most iconic and hard-to-find drum breaks, legendary samples and a who’s who of players.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Craft Recordings Studio Masters

Tracks 1-8 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.36
-0.48 to -0.20
-14.79
-16.17 to -12.77
-11.79
-13.50 to -10.20
10
8 to 11
1
Message From The Meters
-0.48-15.46-11.810
2
Sing A Simple Song
-0.27-15.77-12.611
3
Song For My Father
-0.35-15.72-13.510
4
Cissy Strut (Edit)
-0.34-14.78-11.510
5
Theme From Shaft
-0.44-16.17-13.411
6
Super Bad
-0.20-13.85-10.39
7
Thank You (Part 1)
-0.36-12.77-10.28
8
I Feel The Earth Move
-0.42-13.83-11.09

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