Kamasi Washington - 'Re Run Home'

Taken from 'The Epic', released 4th May 2015 on Brainfeeder.

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'Re Run Home'
Composed, Arranged and Produced by Kamasi Washington. Copyright Control. Recorded at King Size Sound Labs. Engineered by Tony Austin. Mixed by Benjamin Tierney. Mastered by Stephen Marcussen at Marcussen Mastering.

Kamasi Washington - Tenor Saxophone
Ryan Porter - Trombone
Igmar Thomas - Trumpet
Cameron Graves - Piano
Brandon Coleman - Keyboards
Miles Mosley - Acoustic Bass
Stephen Bruner - Electric Bass
Tony Austin - Drums (Right Side)
Ronald Bruner - Drums (Left Side)
Leon Mobley - Percussion

[EllenjAdams-onrw]

This is one of the most awesome compositions of our time! Love, the rich horns and awesome rhythmic waddle making a 70 yr old biddy dance. More Kamasi more! Love you music!

[willwolf]

Damn, effortlessly combining American, Brazilian, Nigerian, and Ethiopian jazz and funk.

[tresojos]

Just listening to Mr. Washington for the first time. Damn. This stuff gets me going

[melo]

Should've atleast been nominated for jazz album of the year!!!! This is the best jazz album I've heard in a long time. buy The Epic if you haven't already

[kgonepostl]

Enjoying a dark roast coffee, and a cigarette to this swaggy song. Starting my morning off right.

[juandmedallonea]

I can't believe i've heard latin jazz, afrobeat, salsa, funk, all in one perfect track! The most beautiful thing i've heard this year! MASTERPIECE!

[mightywizard]

Pure art comes from the soul of a fighter.

[SureFootedSamuel]

The opening of this tune gives me the same feeling listening to the opening of any legendary jazz album. Gives me goosebumps and makes me think 'oh shit this is the beginning of something big...'

[t.danger]

Such depth in one production is almost criminal.

[BironelStudiosPress]

On continous repeat with Askim and Re Run as I illustrate and sketch out a graphic novel. Thanks Kamasi for the muse vibes.

[romaincurutchet]

I loved Pharoah Sanders 60/70's stuff, and this reminds me of that times 3. The whole album is appropriately named... Absolutely EPIC!

[davidhall]

Just checked this man out by accident, damn this is the "Real Deal", this is what I grew up listening to and playing, "GOD" real music still exists !

[acidmanakaacidal]

Surely this collaboration of skills is ILLEGAL.

[anthonycardott]

Saw these cats at the SJ Jazz Fest, was so good. somehow spacey and still grounded, new orleansy, old jazzy. and one of the best tunes was composed by his pianist, i totally didn't write down his name and now I've lost it

[veslets]

Listen to little jazz but this listen was eye opening, I should listen to more jazz lol

[mistergee]

This is the very high level of the music!!!
Easy to make my body dance...
But it is so difficult to make my soul dance, and he did it !!!!

[apparentlybrian]

Been awhile since we heard a well-crafted melodic hard bop record that just swings from start to finish. Channels Wayne Shorter, Ahmad Jamal, Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson, Art Blakey, Jackie McLean and many more. It's a banger

[musa]

Dans la lignée des grands sax-men qui m'ont fait vibrer. On sent ses diverses influences. A saluer le travail, on ne pond pas un triple album tous les jours... Seuls les vrais musiciens peuvent comprendre le résultat d'un tel travail: être enfermé avec le même gang pendant un mois voir plus, tout partager et sortir plus de 2OO morceaux, se réunir et choisir, la vingtaine qui doit vous faire décoller: c'est chaud !!! donc UN GRAND RESPECT, pour l'ensemble de ce travail. ALAIN-MOUSSA

[stevenstancil]

Man I'm LOVING that funk groove from 12:40 til' the end X-O !

[stanbai]

I didn't find this man soon enough. I can't keep still