TAG: Miguel Atwood Ferguson Ensemble

Mar26

The Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble – Walk On By feat. Zap Mama (Video & MP3)

On December 16, 2012, 1,500 Angelenos were treated to a very special and once in a lifetime concert, “That 70′s Soul”. A very special night dedicated to the great soul of the 70s. Not a tribute concert, but an opportunity to pay homage to some of the greatest songs ever written and performed. This was not a chance to over the music, but rather a chance to pay homage and expand on the songs.

A star studded night, graces by the likes of Sly Stone, George Clinton, Shuggie Otis, Leon Ware, James Gadson, Seu Jorge, just to name a few. The Ensemble itself was full on fire and the Maestro, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, blazed the undeniable trail of greatness!

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Sep10

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble live in LA Sept 30th ft. Mayer Hawthorne, Bilal and others!

 

 

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble:

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Kamasi Washington, Fanny Franklin, Jimetta Rose, I Ced, Allakoi Peete, Elizabeth Lea, Gabe Noel, Gene Coye, Katisse Buckingham, Marcel Camargo, Sam Gendel, Surya Botofasina & Will Artope.

Special Guest:
Mayer Hawthorne
Coco O. of Quadron
Bilal
James Gadson
Myron & E

Hosted By:
Abraham Beltran

DJ Sets by:
Ruben Molina & Soulera5150

Celebrating the music of:
Etta James, James Brown, Brenton Wood, The Chi-Lites, Curtis Mayfield, The Temptations, Billy Stewart, Mary Wells, The Flamingos, Barbara Lewis and many more.

Presale Tickets:
www.ArtDontSleep.com
15$ Early Bird | 20$ General Admission | 25$ Door Entry

The Mayan Theater:
1038 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA., 90015, 213) 746-4674
6pm-12am :: 21 + Wiser

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May20

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble – Shine feat. Pharoahe Monch from 2011 UCLA JazzReggae Festival – 2012 Details Inside (Video)

UCLA’s JazzReggae Festival, the largest student run music festival in the United States, hits this coming Memorial Day Weekend in Los Angeles. The 2 day event features The Roots, Booker T. Jones, Thundercat, Gary Clark Jr., and more on Jam Day and Collie Buddz, Shaggy, and others on Reggae Day.

In support of the upcoming festivities, check out this great video of last year’s performance from the Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble featuring Pharoahe Monch, performing his song “Shine” alongside an All-Star cast of musicians including Meshell Ndegeocello on bass. This video gives fans a taste of what this year’s festival will be like, featuring legendary artists alongside a beautiful environment provided by the UCLA campus.

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Sep01

Miguel Atwood Ferguson Ensemble – Drips/Take Notice feat. Flying Lotus (Video & MP3)

Here is another amazing piece of visual representation from the recent free performance that the Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble hosted in Los Angeles, featuring some of today’s brightest talent.  By now, you should have already checked out the video with Bilal and today it’s with great pleasure to share another video from this timeless evening.

This time around, check out the video from the Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble featuring LA based and Brainfeeder master-mind, Flying Lotus.  Alongside the all-star cast of musicians, enjoy everyone doing a rendition of Drips from Flying Lotus’ recently released album Cosmogramma, and Take Notice, an arrangement of a J Dilla original from his Ruff Draft EP.  You may also be familiar …

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Aug12

Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble – Someday We’ll All Be Free feat. Bilal (Video & MP3)

On July 23rd, 2010 the city of Los Angeles was blessed with a FREE concert from the Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble.  Recently known for his work on Mochilla’s Suite for Ma Dukes project, where he arranged and conducted music from the late J. Dilla for a full orchestra, Ferguson assembled an all-star cast of musicians and special guests featuring folks like Flying Lotus, Aloe Blacc, Bilal, Stephen ‘Thundercat’ Bruner, Chris ‘Daddy’ Dave, and many others for this special evening in LA at the Grand Performances California Plaza.

Today, we’re pleased to share an amazing arrangement from Miguel Atwood-Ferguson of Donny Hathaway’s Someday We’ll All Be Free, featuring Bilal on …

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