THE SLAVE’S LAMENT By Robert Burns Performer : FUTURE PILOT AKA LEAD VOCALS: Mairi Campbell Credit: Trad. Arr. Sushil K Dade Mairi Campbell/Iain MacInnes/David McGuinness
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Dub version of Robert Burns poem previously performed with Sly &
Robbie + Karine Polwart at Celtic Connections Festival
Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose (Mike Douglas Show) 1970
Georgia On My Mind (Playboy After Dark) 1970
Sex Machine (Italian TV Show) 1971
Soul Power (Italian TV Show) 1971
It's A New Day (Olympia Theater, Paris, France) 1971
Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose (Olympia Theater, Paris, France) 1971
Ain't It Funky Now (Olympia Theater, Paris, France) 1971
World (Dinah Shore Show) 1971
Sex Machine (Mike Douglas Show) 1971
Superbad (Soul Train) 1973
Get On The Good Foot (Soul Train) 1973
Soul Power (Soul Train) 1973
Escapism/Make It Funky (Soul Train) 1973
Sex Machine (Soul Train) 1973
Try Me (Soul Train) 1973
Papa Don't Take No Mess (Soul Train) 1974
My Thang (Soul Train) 1974
Cold Sweat (Soul Train) 1974
Can't Stand It (Soul Train) 1974
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Soul Train) 1974
The Payback (Soul Train) 1974
Damn Right I Am Somebody (Soul Train) 1974
The Payback (Zaire festival concert) 1974
Cold Sweat (Zaire festival concert) 1974
Get Up Offa That Thing (Mexico concert) 1978
Get On The Good Foot (Mexico concert) 1978
Doing It To Death (Mexico concert) 1978
It's A Man's World (Mexico concert) 1978
Sex Machine (Mexico concert) 1978
Eyesight (Santa Cruz concert) 1979
It's Too Funky In Here (Toronto concert) 1979 +
James Brown - Olympia 1971
Saxophonist and composer Kamasi Washington, 34, has been working on
releasing his now three-CD, nearly three-hour,
choir-and-strings-assisted album The Epic for the better part of five
years now. Even longer, if you consider how long his 10-piece working
band has known each other: Most of its members, known collectively as
The Next Step or The West Coast Get Down, have known each other since at
least high school decades ago in South Central Los Angeles, and in some
instances well before that. Even as their diverse careers have made it
difficult to focus exclusively on this band — Washington is, for
instance, the saxophone player heard on the new Flying Lotus and
Kendrick Lamar albums — they've all continually committed to
experimenting with a brand of jazz that resonates with their own
generation's lived experience. Jazz Night In America features
Kamasi Washington and the music of The Epic at its release party, and in
its full glory. From the Regent Theater in Downtown L.A., Washington
presents his new album with his working band, a choir, a string section
and plenty of special guests. SETLIST 5:45 - "Askim" 27:25 - "Change of the Guard" 47:00 - "Leroy and Lanisha" 1:02:01 - "Henrietta Our Hero" 1:15:10 - "Re Run" 1:44:00 - "The Message" MUSICIANS Kamasi
Washington, Tony Austin, Ronald Bruner, Stephen Bruner, Brandon
Coleman, Cameron Graves, Miles Mosley, Ryan Porter, Patrice Quinn,
Battlecat, Munyungo Jackson, The Gaslamp Killer, Terrace Martin, Leon
Mobley, Ras G, Dwight Trible, Rickey Washington, Dontae Winslow, Miguel
Atwood:Ferguson, Paul Cartwright, Yvette Devereauz, Atryom Manukyan,
Ginger Murphy, Tylana Renga, Molly Rogers, Jim Simone, Andrea Witt, Nia
Andrews, Trenyce Cobbins, Thalma de Freitas, Taylor Graves, Charles
Jones, Dawn Norsleet, Steven Wayne, Mashica Winslow