Various - Current Cuts 1971

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Review by donny setyawan

Current Cuts 1971 is a compilation album that showcases the diverse range of music that was popular during that year. The album features tracks from various artists, including The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and The Who, among others.

The album opens with The Rolling Stones' "Brown Sugar," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song's infectious guitar riff and Mick Jagger's distinctive vocals are immediately recognizable and make for a great start to the album.

Other standout tracks on the album include Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog," which features Jimmy Page's iconic guitar work, and The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again," which is a powerful anthem that still resonates today.

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Artist: Various
Album: Current Cuts 1971
Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Sugar4:10
Theme From Love Story3:19
Follow Your Heart4:55
Here's That Rainy Day5:10
Andorinha3:25
How My Heart Sings4:00
Children's Games3:25
Fire And Rain4:25
Straight Life4:45

Video

Stanley Turrentine Sextet - Sugar
Freddie Hubbard - Here's that rainy day
Fire and Rain - Hubert Laws

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Catalog Numbers

CTS-1

Labels

CTI Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Sampler

Credits

RoleCredit
DesignBob Ciano
EngineerRudy Van Gelder
ProducerCreed Taylor

Notes

  • This sampler contains abbreviated cuts from a selection of jazz albums released between 1970 and 1971 on the CTI label.
  • A1 and A4 are from Hubert Laws - Afro-Classic.
  • A2 and A5 are from Antonio Carlos Jobim - Stone Flower.
  • A3 and B4 are from Freddie Hubbard - Straight Life.
  • B1 is from Stanley Turrentine - Sugar.
  • B2 is from Bill Evans - Montreux II.
  • B3 is from Joe Farrell Quartet - Joe Farrell Quartet.
  • This version has a green CTI label with black print.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A label text): RVG 87661 A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B label text): RVG 87661 B
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Summary by donny setyawan

Current Cuts 1971 is a great collection of songs that captures the essence of the music of that era. Whether you're a fan of classic rock or just looking to discover some new music, this album is definitely worth a listen.

Comments

vendor71
vendor71
In “THE D” of my youth… DETROIT, the 1980’s….. some 14 years after it’s first release, SUGAR was being played on all the jazz radio like it was top 40….. some artists have it lyrics
onmuhasebe
onmuhasebe
Don’t forget GB ( GEORGE BENSON)?
qbano100
qbano100
I used to make tapes for my older cousin's house parties at his apartment in San Franciso. The crowd was mid-20s to early 30s and have a reel-to-real tape recorder and back then, parties were all about dancing. So I basically taped hours and hours of funk songs. And around 3:30 am, when everyone finally got tired, I would play "Sugar" and even though this wasn't a "jazz" crowd, everyone always dug it. Then we'd chill on jazz and eat pancakes etcetera for another couple of hours.
feyzanur19
feyzanur19
I was 9 years old when this hit our town in Alabama i was blown away first time I ever heard Jazz. I would sneak in my father's albums Stach and listen to this over and over again until he pullup in the driveway wow still in Love..
xajarufizous1
xajarufizous1
When I was working on the Gulf Coast in the mid-'70's, there was an R'n'b AM station that played two different jazz records on alternating hours, leading up to the news:
"Mr. Magic," by Grover Washington, Jr,., and this one.
We all have one or two "road to Damascus" moments: This recording was one of mine.
This is a 1971 release, and what a very heavy band it is, featuring an ex-Miles Davis giant, Ron Carter, on bass, an up-and-coming Freddie Hubbard, on trumpet, and a 5-years-away-from-major-POP-stardom George Benson, on guitar.
vocesurbanas2018
vocesurbanas2018
My Dad Freddie Hubbard on Trumpet
bertmartin
bertmartin
making my way through the real book.. just stumbled on this track & im in love
nextravelguide00
nextravelguide00
I failed nnn cause of this...thanks :(
akismetuser587251258
akismetuser587251258
such high class mainstream and a great Texas Tenor sound !
luucasviiana
luucasviiana
One of my favorite Ron Carter recordings.
madeum
madeum
Love it! Sugar!!
silvabirl52
silvabirl52
CTI Superstars
elogozzo
elogozzo
Loving Freddie Hubbard on this cut. CTI all stars.
brandonundrus
brandonundrus
Why do you keep removing the music that took me tough time to find?
mijasunivers
mijasunivers
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authenticproductions
authenticproductions
My dad's favorite jazz song. RIP pop's. Love you always
kzntest
kzntest
the bomb song in the 70s. it was ultimate jazz, back then.
edexqonov17
edexqonov17
I caught him in Chicago at the jazz show case
danitejada
danitejada
What a great sounding recording!
swiftdmadison
swiftdmadison
Love this tune ! PURE TALENT ! R.I.P. BRO..............
razman0505
razman0505
This post is replete with marshmallow haters!
contentedmum
contentedmum
Bassist Ron Carter put it on another level with dynamic dexterity and range, excelente sense of swing and roundness of tone....just awesome!.
spectatorcurator
spectatorcurator
What a excellent intromentol jazz piece and all the musicians collaborated together! George benson is playing on this original song! Yesss! Come to suga!!?????????????