HARD... RAW... DEEP... FUNK: Ramon Morris - Sweet Sister Funk (1973)

Monday, June 7, 2010

Ramon Morris - Sweet Sister Funk (1973)

The one and only album of Ramon Morris, but the greatest one!


















"Ramon Morris' lone Groove Merchant date remains one of the most potent fusion records of its time. An uncommonly soulful and nimble tenorman, Morris proves ideally matched to the jazz-funk idiom, and Sweet Sister Funk achieves a near-perfect balance between its mainstream and experimental leanings, forging a series of fierce grooves as imaginative as they are accessible. Recorded with a crack supporting unit including trumpeter Cecil Bridgewater and percussionist Tony Waters, the album radiates with positive energy -- it's a genuine shame Morris never again recorded as a leader, because the mind reels at the possibilities his muse might have pursued".  Jason Ankeny

Tracklisting

1. Ramon Morris - Don't Ask Me (5:21)
2. Ramon Morris - Lord Sideways (6:15)
3. Ramon Morris - People Make The World Go Around (3:16)
4. Ramon Morris - First Come,First Serve (4:48)
5. Ramon Morris - Wijinia (5:32)
6. Ramon Morris - Sweet Sister Funk (6:19)
7. Ramon Morris - Sweat (6:27)

Pure Jazz-Funk, great stuff!!!

Ramon Morris - Sweet Sister Funk

11 comments:

  1. VERY VERY THANKS, FOR ALL

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  2. VERY VERY THANKS, FOR ALL

    THEY RE AMAZING ALBUMS

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    big ups from Poland

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  6. are you able to dl the entire album or just the song, thanks great site

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  7. please help me , how to download this album :(

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    divshare playlist -> share -> link to mp3

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  9. thanks ..great albums here

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