Brian Jackson - Now More Than Ever - VINYL LP
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Brian Jackson Now More Than Ever 'Collaboration is stimulating, it's in my blood.' Thus speaks Brian Jackson and his philosophy for making music and it's indeed collaboration that runs through this amazing album of reimagined and revisited songs from his artistic past. Featuring artists such as Black Thought, Rahsaan Patterson, Josh Milan, Moodymann, Omar, J. Ivy and others and being produced by Masters At Work, 'Now More Than Ever' takes the enduring classic tracks that Brian Jackson made with Gil Scott-Heron and places them in the now over nineteen tracks. Album Tracks 1. Poetic Sands (Interlude) 2. It's Your World (Featuring Raheem Devaughn, J Ivy 3. We Almost Lost Detroit (Featuring Moodymann) 4. The Bottle (Featuring Omar) 5. Peace Go with You, Brother (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 6. Beautiful Dame (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 7. Lady Day & John Coltrane (Featuring Rahsaan Patterson) 8. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Featuring Black Thought) 9. Addiction (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 10. Home Is Where the Hatred Is (Main) (Featuring Lisa Fischer) 11. Madison Avenue (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 12. Is That Jazz? (Rahsaan Patterson) 13. More Than Ever (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 14. Now More Than Ever 15. Home Is Where the Hatred Is 16. Moonshine (Live) (Featuring Carl Cornwell) 17. Racetrack in France (Featuring Josh Milan, J Ivy, Moodymann) 18. Winter in America (Featuring Rich Medina) 19. New York City (Featuring Cindy Mizelle, Dawn Tallman, Ramona Dunlap)
- GenreRhythm & BluesDescriptionBrian Jackson Now More Than Ever 'Collaboration is stimulating, it's in my blood.' Thus speaks Brian Jackson and his philosophy for making music and it's indeed collaboration that runs through this amazing album of reimagined and revisited songs from his artistic past. Featuring artists such as Black Thought, Rahsaan Patterson, Josh Milan, Moodymann, Omar, J. Ivy and others and being produced by Masters At Work, 'Now More Than Ever' takes the enduring classic tracks that Brian Jackson made with Gil Scott-Heron and places them in the now over nineteen tracks. Album Tracks 1. Poetic Sands (Interlude) 2. It's Your World (Featuring Raheem Devaughn, J Ivy 3. We Almost Lost Detroit (Featuring Moodymann) 4. The Bottle (Featuring Omar) 5. Peace Go with You, Brother (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 6. Beautiful Dame (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 7. Lady Day & John Coltrane (Featuring Rahsaan Patterson) 8. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Featuring Black Thought) 9. Addiction (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 10. Home Is Where the Hatred Is (Main) (Featuring Lisa Fischer) 11. Madison Avenue (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 12. Is That Jazz? (Rahsaan Patterson) 13. More Than Ever (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 14. Now More Than Ever 15. Home Is Where the Hatred Is 16. Moonshine (Live) (Featuring Carl Cornwell) 17. Racetrack in France (Featuring Josh Milan, J Ivy, Moodymann) 18. Winter in America (Featuring Rich Medina) 19. New York City (Featuring Cindy Mizelle, Dawn Tallman, Ramona Dunlap)ArtistBrian JacksonTitleNow More Than EverFormatVINYLLabelBbe
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Brian Jackson Now More Than Ever 'Collaboration is stimulating, it's in my blood.' Thus speaks Brian Jackson and his philosophy for making music and it's indeed collaboration that runs through this amazing album of reimagined and revisited songs from his artistic past. Featuring artists such as Black Thought, Rahsaan Patterson, Josh Milan, Moodymann, Omar, J. Ivy and others and being produced by Masters At Work, 'Now More Than Ever' takes the enduring classic tracks that Brian Jackson made with Gil Scott-Heron and places them in the now over nineteen tracks. Album Tracks 1. Poetic Sands (Interlude) 2. It's Your World (Featuring Raheem Devaughn, J Ivy 3. We Almost Lost Detroit (Featuring Moodymann) 4. The Bottle (Featuring Omar) 5. Peace Go with You, Brother (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 6. Beautiful Dame (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 7. Lady Day & John Coltrane (Featuring Rahsaan Patterson) 8. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Featuring Black Thought) 9. Addiction (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 10. Home Is Where the Hatred Is (Main) (Featuring Lisa Fischer) 11. Madison Avenue (Featuring Raheem Devaughn) 12. Is That Jazz? (Rahsaan Patterson) 13. More Than Ever (Interlude) (Featuring Raquel Ra Brown) 14. Now More Than Ever 15. Home Is Where the Hatred Is 16. Moonshine (Live) (Featuring Carl Cornwell) 17. Racetrack in France (Featuring Josh Milan, J Ivy, Moodymann) 18. Winter in America (Featuring Rich Medina) 19. New York City (Featuring Cindy Mizelle, Dawn Tallman, Ramona Dunlap)
Double vinyl LP pressing. The EP features seven tracks, including reimagined and extended versions of classics such as Kenlou Cult Classic 'Moonshine', Jackson and Heron's 'Lady Day and John Coltrane', and 'Home Is Where the Hatred Is', plus a deep focus on 'Racetrack in France' - first recorded by Brian Jackson and Gil Scott-Heron in 1977 for their landmark Bridges album. Album Tracks 1. Racetrack in France (12' Version) 2. Moonshine (Maw Live Mix) 3. Now More Than Ever 1. Home Is Where the Hatred Is (12' Version) 2. Lady Day & John Coltrane (12' Version) 3. Racetrack in France (Maw Instrumental Organ Mix)
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Album Tracks 3. We Almost Lost Detroit
Vinyl LP pressing. Brian Jackson JID008 is the first full album released by the great man in 20 years and it's a testament to his multifaceted talents that while there are moments throughout that hint at his game-changing history and track record, for the most part it reveals a musician whose considerable lessons learned from the past only serve to keep his eyes firmly fixed on the future. It's a masterclass in unbridled and open-minded creativity, no different from what Brian did half a century ago. The ease and comfort with which his ideas integrate with those of musicians a generation younger than him bears this out. To listen to this album is to hear a hot up-and-coming musician who also happens to be a major jazz-funk legend.
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