Opus de Funk NYC If this record was edible

If this record was edible

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180g presents an exceptional collection of jazz funk / rare groove tunes recorded in the mid-seventies at the Nippon Columbia studios by three giants of Japanese music: arranger Kiyoshi Yamaya

" - John Massoni

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Opus de Funk NYC If this record was edibleA longtime fixture of the Chicago bop scene and criminally under appreciated outside of it pianist John Young collaborated with jazz giants ranging from Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald to Dexter Gordon during a career spanning more than six decades. In 1957, Young signed to Argo to issue his debut LP Opus de Funk. While Young's lyrical playing originally borrowed from swing icon Earl Hines, he quickly developed his own distinctive approach that