Snazzy Jazzy Christmas Jazz You've Never Heard! Vol. III

Continuing on... "Blitzen" (Joe Wilder on trumpet) by Leonard Feather & Ralph Burns is the earliest track (1954). The Modern Jazz Quartet's "England's Carol" is the other earlier track (1960). Aside from a few 80s & 90s tracks, the rest are 00s.

I don't think I could pick one track over them all. Wynton Marsalis' "We Three Kings of Orient Are" would be right up there though, at a mesmerizing 9 minute tour-de-force. Nary a moment of boredom or reaching for the fast-forward button. Gabriel Latchin Trio's "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" is another to take note. Tia Fuller's "Little Drummer Boy" is another worthy addition to the many covers.

Vince Guaraldi Trio's "Skating (#3, take 7)" is close to the original release, that you may not notice a difference. Mark Shane's X-Mas Allstars' "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" and Alban Darche's "Hark!" are a couple more excellent tracks. They're all good. Enjoy!

Boob Vision 3: Even More '70s Funkin' Groovin' Instro Rare Gems

Continuing the series... awesome funky gems including Jack McDuff's "Flat Backin'," Charly Antolini's Power Dozen's "Eyes of Love," 72's "When Ya Git Through Wit It Put It Back" by The Blenders Ltd, Roy Ayers Ubiquity's "Cocoa Butter," and more. 16 in all including 1 bonus track (full version of Atlas' "Pasteboard"). It's all funky good. Enjoy!

16 Various Degrees in Funk

Get out the funk! Mostly 70s. Lots of goodies including favs by Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul's "Thanks Dad, Part 1 & 2," and the Nite-Liters' "Maynard Ferguson's Theme." Johnny Hammond's "Rock Steady" is another goodie. They're all good. Enjoy!

16 More Groovin' & Rockin' Instro Library/Lounge Music from the '70s

Too many favorites. They're all really good tunes. Biggest favs? Probably Rainbow Orchestra's "Seven Days Later," and Johnny Pearson's "Saturday Off." And can't forget Dave Richmond's "Phase Out" and Leon Paul-Phillips' "Turnham Green." Enjoy!

Ooo Yeah! 16 Funky Instro Excursions to Grooveland

Ooo yeah is right. Big favs are Harold Alexander's "De Black Magician," Julien Covey's "Sweet Bacon," and Donald Austin's "Side Saddle." A little over an hours' worth. Enjoy!

16 Groovin' & Rockin' Instro Library/Lounge Music from the '70s

I love this comp. Check out the awesome cover version of Zep's "Whole Lotta Love" by Chico Arnez. The Mystic Moods Orchestra's "Honey Trippin'" is a BIG fav. And Hugo Strasser's cover of Purple's "Black Night" is not to be missed. They're all good! Enjoy!

16 Awesome Funky Instrumental Gems from the '60s & '70s

Over seventy minutes of constant toe-tappin' tunes. Harold Alexander's "Raw Root" is a big fav. 3 Pieces' "Shortnin' Bread" would be right up there too. And the same deal with Kashmere Stage Band's "All Praises." Enjoy!

Boob Vision 2: More '70s Funkin' Groovin' Instro Rare Gems

LOVE the funk! LOVE the groove. Several big favs including The Nite-Liters' "Theme for Angela," The Rimshots' "In Cold Blood," and Johnny "Hammond" Smith's "Johnny Hammond Boogaloo." Enjoy!

Boob Vision: 16 '70s Funkin' Groovin' Instro Rare Gems

As the title implies, a little over an hours' worth of groovy funkin'. James Brown's "Straight Ahead (extended outro mix)" is a big, big fav. Jimmy McGriff's take on the bubblegum classic, "Sugar, Sugar" is probably my favorite cover of Sugar, Sugar. Charles Earland's "Warp Factor 8" will warp you to funky land. The Rimshots' "Born Funky" is another doozy. And so is Harold Alexander's "New York Sister." This is one of my best classic funky mixes. Enjoy!