Butcher Brown

But yes, just before we pulled into this one, this is called Ease My Mind, by the way, just under me.

We had the incredible Butcher Brown with I Can Say To You, which is such a... tune such a tune um and then we had like a little refix slash um kind of sample um from Sade with a petition by Space Windu which again such a tune yeah so basically it's tune after tune after tune outrageous ridiculous and I'm here to serve so that's what I'm trying to here to do But yes, I'm so glad that you're loving the tunes.

I'm so glad that everything is kind of falling into place, which I kind of love really.

We are going to kind of segue to some Brazilian beats and Brazilian jazz with a bit of hip-hop and, you know, just mix it all up and do it together.

I'd like to say a

shout out to Butcher Brown from Richmond, Virginia.

Okay.

They're amazing.

Oh, that's right.

Which is Nicholas Payton and Butcher Brown.

So they have taken on the bold move of not only taking on a cover of what is probably the best regarded jazz album of all time, but also what is probably the second best regarded jazz album of all time.

And that would be Any Guesses, Kinda Blue and A Love Supreme.

Thank you.

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Before the break, you were listening to Nicholas Payton and Butcher Brown.

That was awesome.

Fatima on the vocals track called Best Believe.

A pair of Butcher Brown tracks before that too.

Run It Up, of course, Pink Sifu, and Happy Hour.

which I guess this is right about that time.

And also, I guess this is a big question, but part B of that question, the future of where we're going, dare I say, with AI and all this craziness.

Well, upcoming on my plate, just over the summer, I completed an album with Butcher Brown.

They've been longtime collaborators and friends of mine since I met one of the founders, Corey Fonville, when he was in college.

I was actually the first person to take him on the road as soon as he finished school.

I have some trio stuff that I'm going to do with the masterful John Patitucci and Brian Blade coming up.

We have a gig in Cleveland.

And then some stuff in Europe with Butcher Brown and some other trio stuff.

Keeping busy.

It was released in 1969.

Mean Mr. Mustard, followed up by Nicholas Payton and Butcher Brown.

doing the Miles Davis tune, Freddy Freeloader, off of the Kinda Blue classic album.

Corto Alto there, with I Just I Don't Know, comes from a brand new album, Some Small Fortune.

with Mikumanium, who you may recognise from their collaborations with Pat Thomas.

Stay tuned for music from Dublon, Butcher Brown and Girls of the Internet, Children of Zeus and King Kai up next.

I wanna smile at the sun.

Summertime vibe off the room.