INCredible Sound of Gilles Peterson (1999年、INCredible) Sound Of The City Vol. 2 - London (1999年、Motor Music, Universal Jazz) Gilles Peterson: Worldwide Programme 1 (2000年、Talkin' Loud) INCredible Sound Of Gilles Peterson (2000年、Epic) Gilles Peterson GP03 (2002年、Trust The DJ). Gilles Peterson (born 28 September c.1964 in Caen, France), is a DJ, record collector and record label owner from London, UK.Through his labels Acid Jazz, Talkin' Loud, and latterly Brownswood Recordings, he has been associated with the careers of well-known artists of the 1990s such as Erykah Badu and Tony Rich plus Jamiroquai. Popular albums by this artist. INCredible Sound of Gilles Peterson. SongMeanings is a place for discussion and discovery.
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Biography
Gilles Peterson is a DJ and founder of the Talkin' Loud record label. He used to have a radio show on London's Kiss FM dance music station, but was recruited to the BBC's youth-oriented Radio 1 in 1998.
Peterson is known for his eclectic musical selections. Though not as 'anything goes' as John Peel, he plays anything from dub and reggae through jazz, nu-jazz, drum and bass and hip-hop. --http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilles_Peterson [Apr 2005]
Acid Jazz [...]
A friend of mine [Nicky Holloway?] had just come back from Spain and had brought some acid house records with him which he announced were the latest thing. But the dancefloor stayed empty. Then it was my turn and I put on a few jazz pieces. The dancefloor was full. To take the piss out of him I called my music Acid Jazz -- Gilles Peterson
Gilles Peterson coined the phrase acid jazz during the acid house craze in England. By the beginning of the 1990s, DJ legend and early Incognito fan Gilles Peterson had founded the Talkin' Loud label, and he made Incognito one of his first signings. The 1991 single 'Always There' (with vocals by Jocelyn Brown) became a Top Ten hit as part of Britain's booming acid jazz scene.
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When Gilles Peterson and MAW were both booked to play a Southport weekender they had hurredly arranged to meet. The result was an album of NuYorican tracks that grabbed critical acclaim and appealed as much to house fans as to jazz enthusiasts ./peterson/tracklistings_archive.shtml
CDs
- INCredible Sound of Gilles Peterson [Amazon US]
Gilles' excursions in jazz, hip hop, house, broken beats.
1. Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow - Funkadelic 9. Upa Neguninho - Luiz Arruda Paez 2. Baila Piena (Off World Remix) - Papo Vasquez 10Mas Que Nada - Elza Soares 3. The Salon Section - Buscemi 11. Picadillo (Carl Craig's Breakdown Mix) - Johnny Bias 4. I Can See The Future (Ski'sa Main Mix) - Incognito 12. Coro Miyare - Fania All-Stars 5. I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun (4 Hero Mix) - Nu Yorican Soul 13. Skindo Le Le - Alive! 6. Nuther'n Like Thuther'n - Willis Jackson 14. See The Light - Eddie Russ 7. Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf (Part 2) - Jimmy Smith 15. Let The Sun Shine In - Sons And Daughters Of Life 8. If The Papes Come - A Tribe Called Quest 16. Spread Love - Lenny Fontana Presents Black Sun - Worldwide Compiled By Gilles Peterson [Amazon US]
1. Snakecharmer/Intro - Raw Deal2. El Capitalismo - Foraneo3. We Live in Brooklyn Baby - Roy Ayers4. Slowly Surely - Jill Scott5. Easin In - Edwin Starr6. The Ghetto/El Barrio - George Benson7. Lonely Can Be Sweet - Mysterium8. Manhood - Victor Duplaix9. Deep Burnt - Pepe Bradock 10. The Last Best (House mix) - Herbert11. Thinking Louder (J Raq remix) - Clarity12. Mind of a Killer - Polar13. Roun Soun - Spacek14. Life changes - Ski15. Waltz for Koop - Koop16. All I have in me (original musicquarium mix) - Young Disciples (2)17. Last beat (twisted dub) - Herbert (1) Disc: 21. The Mystery of Man - Sarah Vaughan2. This World - Zero 73. Suspended - Kelis4. Black Mary - Parris Clemons5. Respect - Rotary Connection6. Solid Air - John Martyn 7. Blue Mosque - Dan Rendall/Ian Carr8. All I Wanted Was To Make You Feel Good - Bugge Wessseltoft9. Life Changes - Ski10. Waltz - Koop11. The Look - Alison Crockett12. Herbert - The Last Beat (Twisted Dub) Gilles' excursions in jazz, hip hop, house, broken beats. - Journeys by DJ - Gilles Peterson and Norman Jay [2CD, Amazon US]
I missed this one when it came out. Good selection by both Norman Jay and Gilles
1. Dingwalls By Mark Murphy2. What's Wrong With Groovin By Letta Mbulu3. Comfy Club By PNU RIFF4. Submersible By Juryman v Spacer5. Love Supreme By Ballistic Brothers6. Yves Eaux By Buscemi7. Fedime's Flight By Jazzanova8. One Starry Night By Kevin Yost9. Carnival Supreme By Los Quatros Diablos 10. Gabriel By Roy Davis Jr With Peven Everett11. My Beat By Blaze12. Jazz With Alititude By Bel-Air Project13. BreakBeat Terror By Breakbeat Era14. It's Jazzy By Roni Size15. Disorientation By Priest16. Ding Ding Ding By I-Cube17. Wondering By Drop Zone Productions18. Black Gold Of The Sun By Rotary Connection Disc: 21. Windy City Theme By Carl Davis & Chi-Sound Orchestra2. Make Me Believe In You By Patti Jo3. Wanted, Dead, Or Alive By Voices Of East Harlem4. Afro Latin Concrete By Red Cloud & Digital Hemp5. Family Tree(Disco Version) By Family Tree6. Breakin' In Space By Key-Matic7. Calm Down By Most Wanted8. Maneater By Hall & Oates9. If It Don't Turn You On By B.T. Express 10. Little People By Voices Of East Harlem11. Watermelon Man By East Harlem Bus Stop12. Jammin' To The End Of Time By Anorak Trax13. Love Supreme By Alexander Robotnick14. Stars By Nerissa15. Blacker Revisited By Ballistic Brothers16. De-Funky Dumpy By Denzil Dumpy Rice17. The Truth By Truth All Stars - GP01 - Gilles Peterson[1CD, Amazon US]
As ever, Gilles takes his listener on a journey through breaks ‘n’ beats ‘n’ jazz ‘n’ soul & much more... there’s bass heavy funk, bossa and deep house too. Tracks come courtesy of the coolest labels currently producing music, there’s R&S, Nuphonic, Compost, Full Cycle, !K7 & Ubiquity. Artists include Luomo’s sultry summer grooves, a pick ‘n’ mix of different latin flavours from Herbert, Truby Trio & Alistair Colling, Suv. feat Guy Calhoun & Block 16’s beautiful, soulful ‘Find an Oasis’, sung by the fantastic Jhelisa. There’s also jazz and beats from Max Fresh & Ptaah.
1. Tessio - Luomo2. Audience3. Whole4. Crossing [Opaque Remix]5. Transcend Me - Afronaught6. Find an Oasis - Jhelisa 7. Alegre8. Umba Bada Uma? [Hold on Instrumental]9. Online - Marcos Valle10. It's You [Nicola Conte Remix]11. Niña - DJ Suv - GP01 - Gilles Peterson[1CD, Amazon US]
1. United Future Organization - No Problem2. Art Konik feat. Bobby Few - Finger3. Brandy - The Ritual (Chateau flight remix)4. Iz & Diz - Mouth (Brad Peep's remix for friends)5. Moonstarr - Greed6. Fragment Orchestra - Carioca 7. Kaori - Good Life8. Abicah Soul Project - Abicah Soul9. Trio Mocoto - Voltei Amor10. Grupo Batuqae - Between the Lines (Big Bang remix)11. Smoab - Still Waiting12. Ayro - Let This - Journeys by DJ, Desert Island Mix - Gilles Peterson [1 CD, Amazon US]
1. Dingwalls - Mark Murphy2. What's Wrong With Groovin' - Letta Mbulu3. Comfy Club - Pnu Riff4. Submersible - Juryman vs. Spacer5. Love Supreme - Ballistic Brothers6. Yves Eaux - Buscemi7. Fedime's Flight - Jazzanova8. One Starry Night - Kevin Yost9. Carnival Supreme - Los Quatros Diablos 10. Gabriel - Roy Davis Jr feat. Peven Everett11. My Beat - Blaze12. Jazz With Altitude - Bel-Air Project13. Breakbeat Terror - Breakbeat Era14. It's Jazzy - Roni Size15. Disorientation - Priest16. Ding Ding Ding - I-Cube17. Wondering - Drop Zone Productions18. Black Gold of The Sun - Rotary Connection
[no need to by this one if you bought the one with Norman Jay, same material, but only 1 CD]