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  weldon irvine - morning sunrise
sampled on jay-z's dear summer sampled on jay-z's dear summer sampled on jay-z's dear summer
  weldon irvine - i love you
what a beautiful song! weldon irvine was a genius... what a beautiful song! weldon irvine was a genius... what a beautiful song! weldon irvine was a genius...
  weldon irvine - music is the key
weldon irvine jr and don blackman weldon irvine jr and don blackman weldon irvine jr and don blackman
  weldon irvine. turkish bath
long before the term 'acid jazz' and 'rare groove' were coined irvine was doing it.... www.nathanielturner.com/weldonirvine.htm enjoy! long before the term 'acid jazz' and 'rare groove' were coined irvine was doing it.... www.nathanielturner.com/weldonirvine.htm enjoy! long before the term 'acid jazz' and 'rare groove' were coined irvine was doing it.... www.nathanielturner.com/weldonirvine.htm enjoy!
  weldon irvine-we gettin down
from the album from the album from the album
  weldon irvine--we gettin' down (1974)
biography by jason ankeny keyboardist weldon irvine looms large in the pantheon of jazz-funk, profoundly influencing the subsequent generations of hip-hop artists for whom he served as collaborator and mentor. born in hampton, va, on october 27, 1943, irvine was raised by his grandparents in the wake of his parents' divorce, and while his grandmother played standup bass in a series of regional classical ensembles, her husband served as dean of the men's college at hampton institute. irvine began playing piano as a teen, and while he later majored in literature at hampton, music remained his first love, especially after discovering jazz. upon settling in new york city in 1965, he was recruited into kenny dorham and joe henderson's big band, a year later signing on with nina simone as the legendary singer's organist, bandleader, arranger, and road manager. the two also wrote songs together, and after seeing a performance of playwright lorraine hansberry's to be young, gifted and black, simone instructed irvine to compose lyrics for a song of the same title. after two weeks of writer's block, the words came to him in a flash of inspiration, and the finished song would later merit cover versions by performers including aretha franklin, stevie wonder, and donny hathaway on its way to becoming the best known of his approximately 500 published compositions. after splitting from simone, irvine formed his own 17-piece group that at different times included the likes of billy cobham, randy brecker, bennie maupin, and don blackman; in 1973, the nodlew label issued his first headlining session, liberated brother, followed a year later by time capsule. over the course of these records the keyboardist truly hit his stride, honing not only his singular yet skilled fusion of jazz, funk, soul, blues, and gospel ? a direct antecedent of what would later be known as acid jazz ? but also the social consciousness and impassioned spiritually that further defined his career. in addition to subsequent lps like 1975's spirit man and the next year's sinbad, irvine also began writing musicals for the stage, and in 1977 new york's billie holiday theatre produced his young, gifted and broke, which proved both a commercial and critical smash that won a series of awards during its eight-month run. the billie holiday theatre also mounted more than 20 of irvine's other musicals, most notable among them the vampire and the dentist, the will, and keep it real. but while irvine focused on his stage projects, his recording career fell by the wayside, and following 1979's sisters he did not headline a new lp for another 15 years. in that time his work was rediscovered and praised by a growing number of politically minded young rappers, especially boogie down productions, a tribe called quest, and leaders of the new school, all of whom sampled his vintage recordings. unlike many artists of his generation, irvine embraced these upstarts in turn, in 1994 recording the hip-hop-inspired music is the key for the indie label luv'n'haight. three years later he cut spoken melodies, even rapping himself under the name master wel, and that same year lent keyboard and string arrangements to mos def's black on both sides; he even gave piano lessons to rappers q-tip and common. in 1999 irvine called on mos def, talib kweli, and q-tip for the price of freedom, a searing indictment of police brutality inspired by the death of amadou diallo, a defenseless african immigrant murdered in a hail of gunfire by new york city cops. on april 9, 2002, irvine committed suicide outside a new york city office complex ? he was just 58 years old biography by jason ankeny keyboardist weldon irvine looms large in the pantheon of jazz-funk, profoundly influencing the subsequent generations of hip-hop artists for whom he served as collaborator and mentor. born in hampton, va, on october 27, 1943, irvine was raised by his grandparents in the wake of his parents' divorce, and while his grandmother played standup bass in a series of regional classical ensembles, her husband served as dean of the men's college at hampton institute. irvine began playing piano as a teen, and while he later majored in literature at hampton, music remained his first love, especially after discovering jazz. upon settling in new york city in 1965, he was recruited into kenny dorham and joe henderson's big band, a year later signing on with nina simone as the legendary singer's organist, bandleader, arranger, and road manager. the two also wrote songs together, and after seeing a performance of playwright lorraine hansberry's to be young, gifted and black, simone instructed irvine to compose lyrics for a song of the same title. after two weeks of writer's block, the words came to him in a flash of inspiration, and the finished song would later merit cover versions by performers including aretha franklin, stevie wonder, and donny hathaway on its way to becoming the best known of his approximately 500 published compositions. after splitting from simone, irvine formed his own 17-piece group that at different times included the likes of billy cobham, randy brecker, bennie maupin, and don blackman; in 1973, the nodlew label issued his first headlining session, liberated brother, followed a year later by time capsule. over the course of these records the keyboardist truly hit his stride, honing not only his singular yet skilled fusion of jazz, funk, soul, blues, and gospel ? a direct antecedent of what would later be known as acid jazz ? but also the social consciousness and impassioned spiritually that further defined his career. in addition to subsequent lps like 1975's spirit man and the next year's sinbad, irvine also began writing musicals for the stage, and in 1977 new york's billie holiday theatre produced his young, gifted and broke, which proved both a commercial and critical smash that won a series of awards during its eight-month run. the billie holiday theatre also mounted more than 20 of irvine's other musicals, most notable among them the vampire and the dentist, the will, and keep it real. but while irvine focused on his stage projects, his recording career fell by the wayside, and following 1979's sisters he did not headline a new lp for another 15 years. in that time his work was rediscovered and praised by a growing number of politically minded young rappers, especially boogie down productions, a tribe called quest, and leaders of the new school, all of whom sampled his vintage recordings. unlike many artists of his generation, irvine embraced these upstarts in turn, in 1994 recording the hip-hop-inspired music is the key for the indie label luv'n'haight. three years later he cut spoken melodies, even rapping himself under the name master wel, and that same year lent keyboard and string arrangements to mos def's black on both sides; he even gave piano lessons to rappers q-tip and common. in 1999 irvine called on mos def, talib kweli, and q-tip for the price of freedom, a searing indictment of police brutality inspired by the death of amadou diallo, a defenseless african immigrant murdered in a hail of gunfire by new york city cops. on april 9, 2002, irvine committed suicide outside a new york city office complex ? he was just 58 years old biography by jason ankeny keyboardist weldon irvine looms large in the pantheon of jazz-funk, profoundly influencing the subsequent generations of hip-hop artists for whom he served as collaborator and mentor. born in hampton, va, on october 27, 1943, irvine was raised by his grandparents in the wake of his parents' divorce, and while his grandmother played standup bass in a series of regional classical ensembles, her husband served as dean of the men's college at hampton institute. irvine began playing piano as a teen, and while he later majored in literature at hampton, music remained his first love, especially after discovering jazz. upon settling in new york city in 1965, he was recruited into kenny dorham and joe henderson's big band, a year later signing on with nina simone as the legendary singer's organist, bandleader, arranger, and road manager. the two also wrote songs together, and after seeing a performance of playwright lorraine hansberry's to be young, gifted and black, simone instructed irvine to compose lyrics for a song of the same title. after two weeks of writer's block, the words came to him in a flash of inspiration, and the finished song would later merit cover versions by performers including aretha franklin, stevie wonder, and donny hathaway on its way to becoming the best known of his approximately 500 published compositions. after splitting from simone, irvine formed his own 17-piece group that at different times included the likes of billy cobham, randy brecker, bennie maupin, and don blackman; in 1973, the nodlew label issued his first headlining session, liberated brother, followed a year later by time capsule. over the course of these records the keyboardist truly hit his stride, honing not only his singular yet skilled fusion of jazz, funk, soul, blues, and gospel ? a direct antecedent of what would later be known as acid jazz ? but also the social consciousness and impassioned spiritually that further defined his career. in addition to subsequent lps like 1975's spirit man and the next year's sinbad, irvine also began writing musicals for the stage, and in 1977 new york's billie holiday theatre produced his young, gifted and broke, which proved both a commercial and critical smash that won a series of awards during its eight-month run. the billie holiday theatre also mounted more than 20 of irvine's other musicals, most notable among them the vampire and the dentist, the will, and keep it real. but while irvine focused on his stage projects, his recording career fell by the wayside, and following 1979's sisters he did not headline a new lp for another 15 years. in that time his work was rediscovered and praised by a growing number of politically minded young rappers, especially boogie down productions, a tribe called quest, and leaders of the new school, all of whom sampled his vintage recordings. unlike many artists of his generation, irvine embraced these upstarts in turn, in 1994 recording the hip-hop-inspired music is the key for the indie label luv'n'haight. three years later he cut spoken melodies, even rapping himself under the name master wel, and that same year lent keyboard and string arrangements to mos def's black on both sides; he even gave piano lessons to rappers q-tip and common. in 1999 irvine called on mos def, talib kweli, and q-tip for the price of freedom, a searing indictment of police brutality inspired by the death of amadou diallo, a defenseless african immigrant murdered in a hail of gunfire by new york city cops. on april 9, 2002, irvine committed suicide outside a new york city office complex ? he was just 58 years old
  weldon irvine - i love you
with don blackman on vocals... with don blackman on vocals... with don blackman on vocals...
  weldon irvine - soul sisters
weldon irvine - soul sisters weldon irvine - soul sisters weldon irvine - soul sisters
  weldon irvine - morning sunrise
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  weldon irvine raps at west end nyc 96
weldon irvine raps at west end nyc 96 weldon irvine raps at west end nyc 96 weldon irvine raps at west end nyc 96
  weldon irvine - think i'll stay a while
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  weldon irvine - what's going on
wonderful marvin gaye cover from his lp wonderful marvin gaye cover from his lp wonderful marvin gaye cover from his lp
  weldon irvine - sisters
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  weldon irvine jungle juice
weldon irvine weldon irvine weldon irvine
  crate diggin' - a tribe called quest
http://rcamileshigh.110mb.com some of my fav atcq joints, and the original song that was sampled. -keep it rollin' - 1993 -roy ayers http://rcamileshigh.110mb.com some of my fav atcq joints, and the original song that was sampled. -keep it rollin' - 1993 -roy ayers http://rcamileshigh.110mb.com some of my fav atcq joints, and the original song that was sampled. -keep it rollin' - 1993 -roy ayers
  weldon irvine - morning sunrise
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