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Tom Scott and The La Express

Posted almost 4 years ago
This classic album by saxophonist Tom Scott and his L.A. Express was released in 1974 on Ode Records, both the re-released CD and the LP have become sought after collector's items. Other players are Max Bennett, Joe Sample, Larry Carlton and John Guerin. This is a vinyl-rip.1. Bless My Soul2. Sneakin' In The Back3. King Cobra4. Dahomey Dance5. Nunya6. Easy Life7. Spindrift8. Strut Your Stuff9. L. A. Expression10. Vertigodownload:http://rapidshare.com/files/65301487/TomScott_LAExpress.zip
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Comments (4)

  1. Cody B
    Cody B says One of the musical heroes of my imaginary Whitesploitation genre..Nice One "whitesploitation":http://mog.com/Cody_B/blog_post/82502 â—„ "whiesploitation mix":http://mog.com/Cody_B/blog_post/140303 â—„
    Permalink posted 04/02/2008
  2. Cody B
    Cody B says I'll keep my eyes peeled for that..always lookin' for Fender fun..cheers. Can't believe I missed all your missives. Going back, there's a ton of good stuff.Nice work.
    Permalink posted 04/02/2008
  3. vesuviohm1
    vesuviohm1 says ahaahhaa...i did construct a series of imaginary compilations, entitled..The Fruit is Covered With Dust Chapts. 1 and 2....and the theme was music from a hot-head italian(Naples) female jazz-head-chronic asassins point of view, in the early eighties...I got the idea from a Helmut Newton foto shoot with milla jovovich....it had a real Gia feel/ mindset......needless to say, most of the tracks were by the funkiest whitest rhodes keyboard players on the jazz scene in the 70's-80's...Mancini, tom Scott, Deodato, Previn, Morricone, Grusin, B.James, etc........gotta convert them to mp3's and post them.....soon.......thanks for the comment and can't wait to check out your blog.
    Permalink posted 04/02/2008
  4. Hermes
    Hermes says Sounds great. Never heart of this guy before. Good, that you posted a comment on Codys MOG, elsewise I guess I never would have found you. Will check through more of your posts later. And thousand thanks for the vinyl rip. Cheers
    Permalink posted 04/13/2008

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