Billy Cobham "Stratus"

From the uploader, RasputinStream on YouTube.

4th track (without intro) of his 1973 released solo debut "Spectrum" featuring Tommy Bolin on guitar and Jan Hammer on keys. Unlike rest of the tracks, the intro on "Stratus" was not separately named and has been edited from this take. So, if you feel you are left missing it and for some strange reason do not own the album already I would suggest to go and buy it for yourself immediately.

Billy Cobham - Spectrum (Atlantic Records 1973) May 14--May 16, 1973 at Electric Lady Studios, New York City

* Billy Cobham - Percussion
* Tommy Bolin - Guitar
* Jan Hammer - Electric piano, Acoustic piano, Moog synthesizer
* Lee Sklar - Fender bass
* Joe Farrell - Flute, Soprano sax & Alto sax
* Jimmy Owens - Flugelhorn & Trumpet
* John Tropea - Guitar
* Ron Carter - Acoustic bass
* Ray Barretto - Congas

Michael Brecker & Pat Metheny "Midnight Voyage" (This is About As Good As It Gets)

From Jazz Video Guy (Bret Primack) on YouTube, Michael Brecker on tenor saxophone, Pat Metheny on guitar, Joey Calderazzo on piano, Dave Holland on bass, and Jack DeJohnette on drums, play Joey's composition "Midnight Voyage", at a performance in Japan circa 1997.

Stanley Clarke "East River Drive"

The title track to his 1993 record of the same name, here is Stanley Clarke, with "East River Drive".

Jan Akkerman "Tranquilizer"

From a 2007 performance at The Hague on the western coast of The Netherlands and is the capitol city of south Holland, here's Jan Akkerman with the tune "Tranquilizer".

Miles Davis "Miles In The Sky"

For Full Album Friday this week, the 1968 Miles Davis record "Miles In The Sky".  The inspiration for the title of the record is the Beatles tune "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds".  The track listing is:

1. Stuff
2. Paraphernalia
3. Black Comedy
4. Country Son

The quintet band lineup includes:

Miles Davis: trumpet, cornet
Wayne Shorter: tenor saxophone
Herbie Hancock: piano, Rhodes electric piano
Ron Carter: bass, electric bass
Tony Williams: drums

Guest artist:

George Benson: guitar on "Paraphernalia"

Marcus King "The Well"

From Marcus King's new solo record "El Dorado", here's the first single, "The Well".  The record drops, January 17th, 2020.  Marcus King’s debut solo record El Dorado is a Dan Auerbach produced, genre-bending release from a world-class young talent. A 23-year-old guitar phenom and innovative songwriter who can simultaneously switch from swaggering rock to supersonic soul - Marcus’ vocal powers take center stage on El Dorado, establishing him as one of the most soulful voices of his generation.

Johnny & Edgar Winter "Please Come Home For Christmas"

Merry Christmas Eve.  Another one for Christmas.  Johnny & Edgar Winter "Please Come Home For Christmas".