P-Funk legend Bernie Worrell, without a doubt, the most influential and definitely the most emulated and copied electronic keyboardist in modern music. His work totally defined the synthesizer of 80's and 90's hip-hop and can still be clearly recognized in the pop hits of today. Caught here is a classic sound / mush up… that moves from delicate to simply raw, intense and bombastic free-form funkafied filth reloaded.
In collaboration with multi-directional percussion virtuoso Adam Rudolph, Brooklyn's finest DJ / beat generator - Dr. Israel, Bill Laswell and the original Bronx DJ - Grandmixer DXT (Zulu Nation, Wild Style) best known for introducing scratching to the mainstream on Herbie Hancock's mega-hit ""Rockit""…Thus spawning a generation of innovative turntablists…The history continues.
credits
released October 7, 2014
Recorded April 26, 2014 live at The Stone, New York City
Recorded and engineered by James Dellatacoma
Mix Translation by Bill Laswell
Produced by Bill Laswell
M.O.D. Technologies: Yoko Yamabe
M.O.D. Support: David Brunelle
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