Modern examples of

[P-Belly Evans]

This is great......



All Miles Davis from late 60's to mid 70s.

Dread Zeppelin - lol.

 

[BazzaBass]

Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo

 

[Sub-hoo-fer]

Glass Beams! My son told me about them.

bonus points for the Maton Big Ben in the video

 

[MotorCityMinion]

Beatles, Stones, Paul Simon.

 

[BismarckHerring]

 

[Ostie]

David Lindley mixed reggae, folk, Caribbean, Tejano, Blues, etc etc. He was an extremely talented multi-instrumentalist and singer.

 

[Bassdirty]

I also have been meaning to check out Sepultura.

If you're looking for colabs with different cultures, check out Sepultura's "ROOTS" album.
Some cool/wild stuff on there as they went to dug Deep into their (Brazilian) Heritage.

"Following the shift to slower tempos and Latin-tinged rhythms on the album [Invalid or Expired Link Removed], Roots delves even further into Brazilian musical textures and features significant contributions from iconic Brazilian musician Carlinhos Brown, who guided and arranged the sections throughout the album that feature ensemble percussion playing. Both in sound and overall aesthetic, Roots is also a conscious nod to Brazil's marginalized indigenous population and cultures."



T$

 

[wncBass]

 

[BismarckHerring]

 

[jutty17]

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant did a live album in the 90's that fuses rock & world music. Some pretty cool re-imaginings on some pretty well known songs.

 

[mambo4]

Jacob Collier frequently employs non euro-american sounds and rhythms (and collaborators)

Recent as of this month:


Recent as of 2019:

 

[Nightsprinter]

Myrath is pretty cool.

 

[nick4bass]

Ozomatli - Official Site

 

[40Hz]

Paul Simon - Graceland album

Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes, Shock the Monkey, and several other songs.

The Beatles - Indian classical music inspirations and borrowings on numerous songs.

 

[mambo4]

 

[mambo4]

 

[Ostie]

I dig bluegrass arrangements of rock songs and rock arrangements of bluegrass songs.

 

[jerry]

I really dig those guys, they showed up in my YouTube feed awhile back and I followed it down a very cool rabbit hole. So much great music on this planet!

 

[Slade N]

There is always Earth Wind & Fire African thumb piano (kalimba)

i remember this kinda thing from an EWF live album

 

[Slade N]

Johnny Clegg. Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead).

BBB

i have a MH drum CD and book, havent listened of JG in a very long time