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Turn This Mutha Out, released in 1977, is Idris Muhammads bold foray into jazz-funk, disco, and crossover soul. Produced and arranged by David Matthews for Kudu Records, the album leans firmly toward groove over improvisational indulgence. Tracks like Could Heaven Ever Be Like This, Turn This Mutha Out, and Tasty Cakes prioritize rhythm, sleek production, and danceability, while cuts such as Camby Bolongo and Moon Hymn allow subtle instrumental interplay to breathe. The overall feel is polished, energetic, and accessibleMuhammads drumming anchors each track with precision and flair. In the context of his discography, this record marks a pivotal shift from his earlier jazz-rooted work toward a more funk-and-disco-inflected sensibility. Though some purist jazz listeners critiqued the move, Tur
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Turn This Mutha Out, released in 1977, is Idris Muhammads bold foray into jazz-funk, disco, and crossover soul. Produced and arranged by David Matthews for Kudu Records, the album leans firmly toward groove over improvisational indulgence. Tracks like Could Heaven Ever Be Like This, Turn This Mutha Out, and Tasty Cakes prioritize rhythm, sleek production, and danceability, while cuts such as Camby Bolongo and Moon Hymn allow subtle instrumental interplay to breathe. The overall feel is polished, energetic, and accessibleMuhammads drumming anchors each track with precision and flair. In the context of his discography, this record marks a pivotal shift from his earlier jazz-rooted work toward a more funk-and-disco-inflected sensibility. Though some purist jazz listeners critiqued the move, Tur
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