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song recorded with Miles Davis and John Lee Hooker
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steve
Dec 10, 2002, 9:08:04 PM12/10/02
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I think it might have been the year 2000 or maybe 2001. A song got
some airtime that included (I believe) both Mile Davis and John Lee
Hooker, but, it was a mix or redub of their music. I think it was
recorded by another band completely. The problem is I have no idea
who that group was or the title of the song. I wish I could give some
more clues as to the song I am talking about. Anybody have any ideas?
thank you.
some airtime that included (I believe) both Mile Davis and John Lee
Hooker, but, it was a mix or redub of their music. I think it was
recorded by another band completely. The problem is I have no idea
who that group was or the title of the song. I wish I could give some
more clues as to the song I am talking about. Anybody have any ideas?
thank you.
Michael Fitzgerald
Dec 10, 2002, 10:14:50 PM12/10/02
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Both Davis and Hooker played on the soundtrack to the film "The Hot
Spot" issued on Antilles records in 1990.
Mike
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Robert Stubenrauch
Dec 12, 2002, 5:46:22 AM12/12/02
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Right. Hot Spot is a great album. But the original poster is referring
to a remix of that material and I guess it must be the album "Tourist"
by St.Germain, a French dance/electronic/groove group. The track using
material from the Hot Spot session is called "Sure Thing". There is an
extended version of the album which I think includes extra tracks, a
different version of that song included. However, the track (at least
the standard version which the one I have heard) does use Miles'
trumpet, just the guitar and moaning of Hooker. I enjoy the entire
album a lot, it is one of the best, most tasteful and and jazziest
efforts in that genre.
to a remix of that material and I guess it must be the album "Tourist"
by St.Germain, a French dance/electronic/groove group. The track using
material from the Hot Spot session is called "Sure Thing". There is an
extended version of the album which I think includes extra tracks, a
different version of that song included. However, the track (at least
the standard version which the one I have heard) does use Miles'
trumpet, just the guitar and moaning of Hooker. I enjoy the entire
album a lot, it is one of the best, most tasteful and and jazziest
efforts in that genre.
Robert
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