Pieces Of A Dream Performs Live "Mount Airy Groove" at Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival
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- On Sunday afternoon, January 19, 2014, Pieces of a Dream showcased an old school sound by performing live their hit "Mount Airy Groove" at the Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival (Celebrating Tampa Bay Heart and Soul) in the Curtis Hixon Riverfront Park - Tampa, Florida. Entertaining on stage were Curtis Harmon raised in Philadelphia, PA now lives in Edison, NJ (Drums and Original Member); James Lloyd from Philadelphia, PA (Keyboard and Original Member); Tony Watson Jr. from Dayton, OH (Saxophone and Keyboard); Rohn Lawrence from New Haven, CT (Electric Guitar), and David Dyson from Washington, DC (Bass Guitar). From 1981 to 1984, Pieces of a Dream built their reputation with three albums on Elektra that would come to define the musical essence of the smooth jazz radio explosion: Pieces of a Dream, We Are One and Imagine This. Those seminal records yielded some of their earliest hits, including "Warm Weather," "Mount Airy Groove" and "Fo Fi Fo."
One of my favorite instrumental grooves I first heard back in 82'. I heard it on the radio the other day and I just couldn't remember the name of the group on the groove. I was thinking it was maybe the Reddings. This was a great live performance. No school like old school grooves.
With out a doubt one of the most bad ass bass solos ever! That Brother is awesome! So is the rest of the band!
I had all kind of fun mixing for this outstanding group of musician's.Any time any place GOD BLESS Thank You
Saw them years ago...opening for Grover Washington, Jr...........In Philly !!
tight band!!!
All this i find on utube is great listening yep i am in the burgh laying back cold day drinking my after work tea
This is awesome. My boy Rohn Lawrence!!
What an amazing band to experience live!!!!!!! Rohn Lawrence makes playing guitar easy-IT'S NOT!!! Davis Dyson is a BASS BEAST!!!!!!!!! His muted picking technique is INSANE!!!
AWESOME.....AS ALWAYS.....
The giant made that ax look like miniature sized toy.. And that was groovy solo...gitin down wit da git down son!!!
Cedric was the best and funk bassist player for Peices of a dream check him out the song Pieces of a dream
Indeed,
He lived next door from me.....got the autographed album from him
I have followed them for 3 decades check him on Peices 0f a Dream album very good base work I think he is far better than David Dayson 😀
So Awesome
Those are some Bad boyz.
The bass player is nice how he did it
Black size matters☺
The e-guitar really livens up the somewhat dreary original !
Dreary? I enjoyed the guitar solo too, but the original was never dreary.
so the bass player...went to the school of Larry Graham and Jaco Pistorius Ultra-bass players...??? !!! Drummer Buddy Ritch wannabe he did good !!!
Can’t replace the irreplaceable Cedric Napoleon on bass… sorry #truth
At 1:57 Sir Ron Laws kicked out the most funkiest, malicious, sick, guitar solos I've ever heard before in my old ass entire life.