Monday, May 4, 2009

Bobby Broom - Modern Man (2001)



Guitarist Bobby Broom has been playing profesionally for more than 30 years. He's worked, with Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Dr. John, Art Blakey, Kenny Burrell, Charles Earland et al. Modern Man brings to mind the urgent, smoking energy of a young, unbridled George Benson, circa 1966's Cookbook. Indeed, fire-breathing baritone sax ace Ronnie Cuber and Hammond B-3 marvel Dr. Lonnie Smith - both key elements of that ferocious mid-60's Benson quartet - are both aboard here to ignite the fire beneath Broom's guitar in a set so diverse that it even includes pop-funk standards as Stevie Wonder's Superstition and Eric Clapton's rock anthem Layla. Great stuff.

Tracklisting:

1. Dance For Osiris
2. Ponta Grossa
3. Superstition
4. Mo'
5. I'll Never Fall in Love Again
6. Blues For Modern Man
7. Old Devil Moon
8. A Peck A Sec
9. After Words
10.Layla



personnel:

Bobby Broom - guitar

Dr. Lonnie Smith - Hammond B-3 organ

Ronnie Cuber - baritone sax

Idris Muhammad - drums

rec 2000

17 comments:

  1. hi d3lta
    thank you very much for this marvellous post.
    i always was curious about broom's solo playing after i listened to him behinde sonny rollins.

    would you please tell me the password?

    apprecicated
    seliM

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  2. b3bop is the password.

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  3. Check out Bobby Broom's other leader titles available at amazon.com, iTunes and here:

    http://www.origin-records.com/artists/artist.php?Artist_ID=106

    http://www.amazon.com/Bobby-Broom/e/B000APZJ9C/ref=ntt_mus_dp_pel

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  4. Thanks for this post, a great share as usual.

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  5. Thanks d3lta,
    Bobby,Bobby,Bobby. Really cool, as a guitarist we know and look at all the little things and Bobby just got the job and done right, and with Bobby written all over it doing it.Great Post :-)
    renagademusic@yahoo.com

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  6. You're right Rick, Bobby is as good as they come, I've been watching him since he was playing with Sonny Rollins back in the early 80s.

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  7. Sorry to look so stupid but can you tell me how to unzip these files ?
    Thanks a lot

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  8. This free, open source tool will decompress this type of file.

    http://www.7-zip.org/

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  9. I'm afraid there's more stupids then you think.
    How do I decompress this files using a Mac?

    Thanks a lot

    Tortera

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  10. You have a great blog, but there's no need to buy any of the records featured here. You can get 'em all for free at my blog, highly praised by the likes of Marc Meyers, and Michael Ritchie. I repeat: EVERYTHING FOR FREE!!! Down with the RIAA! Feel free to drop by for extensive download action -- but please don't report us to the police! Swingin' greets from the funky cold medina, Rab

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  12. I didn't even known this album existed, thanks zillion d3lta very nice share.

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  13. looks good but 7-zip leaves it in one large file (though in a folder).Can't sue it in Winamp if it's FLAC (though it seems to cue in fobar which I don't know well enough).Oh season oh castles what's life without hassles?
    Cheers
    Chazz

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  14. hello,

    thanx for all these great posts.one question: most links, just like in bobby broom-modern man- seem incomplete like this: "http://rapidshare.com/files/229176304/BbbBrm_MdrnMn" and when I copy & paste it into address on my browser rapidshare gives the message "file not found" or "error"? any solution for this problem..?

    thank you..

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  15. Hi Beytere, links show all right on my screen and files are in place, just checked. Try the "post a comment option" instead of looking directly underneath the post, maybe you'll be able to see them this way.

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