The Epic
Kamasi Washington · 2015 · Brainfeeder
Personnel
Cameron Gravescoming soon
played Piano on this album
Ryan Portercoming soon
played Trombone on this album
Patrice Quinncoming soon
played Vocals on this album
Patrice Quinncoming soon
played Lead Vocals on this album
Cameron Gravescoming soon
played Organ on this album
Miles Mosleycoming soon
played Double Bass on this album
Brandon Colemancoming soon
played Keyboards on this album
Brandon Colemancoming soon
played Organ on this album
The EpicThe EpicKamasi Washington · 2015 (2015) was a three-disc statement. That same year Washington contributed saxophone and string arrangements to Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly, creating a new path for listeners to reach jazz through hip-hop.
Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly (2015) was built on jazz musicians: Robert GlasperRobert Glasperロバート・グラスパー, Terrace Martin
Terrace Martinテラス・マーティン, Kamasi Washington
Kamasi Washingtonカマシ・ワシントン, and Thundercat
Thundercatサンダーキャット. Glasper was supposed to play on one track, but Kendrick kept queuing up songs — he ended up recording nine in a single sitting with no sheet music. The piano solo on "These Walls" was actually his warmup, secretly recorded by Terrace Martin.
Around 2015