Idris Muhammad - You Ain't No Friend Of Mine! [CD]
Idris Muhammad - You Ain't No Friend Of Mine! [CD]
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CD reissue. You Ain't No Friend Of Mine! Is a funky jazz album recorded by Idris Muhammed in 1978 on Kudu Records. He was an American jazz drummer. Born Leo Morris in New Orleans, he showed great talent as a percussionist and began his professional career while still a teenager playing on Fats Domino's "Blueberry Hill". He changed his name to Idris Muhammed in the 1960's upon his conversion to Islam. He died in 2014 at the age of 74. Musicians on this album include Hiram Bullock, Ben Carter, Zakir-Hussain & Max Romeo. It is making it's worldwide CD debut.
Tracklist:
- Disco Man
- See Saw
- The Doc
- You Ain't No Friend of Mine!
- Tell Me, Where Did We Go Wrong?
- Big Foot
UPC: 664140956629
Label: Wounded Bird Records
Release Date: 11.16.18
Format: CD
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