harold mabern - rakin' and scrapin'

[@marikakitchen5105]

My jazz band plays this song, and Harold Mabern is coming in to help us with it!!

[@michaelalazar6703]

I am avid listener of jazz. And I find that for most people jazz is only a fast swing hard to catch the melody and the whole section of the improvisation. But jazz comes in a lot of variety forms and taste and riythms. E.g. Bossa jazz, soul jazz, Caribbean, Latin, African of course Swing. It's the most creative and vast music ever created in the world. It's main roots being the USA now its world wide. No other meaningfull form of art has replaced it and don't try to figure it out just listen listen listen to it when you are driving, cooking lying in bed or simply chatting with friends and the room will be full of harmony. That's why I love jazz.

[@michaelgray6652]

Very nice. The feel is very relaxed but intense.Swings in its own way, HARD!

[@jojomusicsoulgranny]

Beautiful cut..rest well Mr Mabern

[@joshuasound]

Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, December 23, 1968 Blue Mitchell-tpt; George Coleman-tsx; Harold Mabern-p; Bill Lee-b; Hugh Walker-d

[@michaelalazar6703]

Harold maburn is known for more jazz and music with great musicians but I use to enjoy him at Augis with Eric Alexander -Joe Farnsworth quintet. Very simple and gentle man. They gave me unforgettable memories.

[@napeignitius7935]

Nice song to play on an easy Sunday

[@TheFunkyKingston]

So smooth...it gets me also a carribean feeling somehow...great music anyway!!

[@joro8604]

A gem. Horns tite.

[@haroldboyd4079]

Great Track!

[@salamboweni3597]

Harold used to torment my family through my father,when he's had enough of holy waters he'd play him until jesus rose.🎺🎹

[@MokgatlaNakedi-ki2wr]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤...

[@joshuasound]

classic harold maburn, thanks for posting!! maybe some more cuts from this album?

[@boitumelomatsho6874]

a leke track

[@odedfried-gaon2880]

sweeeeeet

[@MrDunderground]

David Mothopa Moloto

[@jammmessenger]

UH Huh !

[@mysterio1570]

This is good version but Lee Morgan's take on R/S is scorching.