| Artist | Credit |
|---|---|
| John Abercrombie | Composer, Guitar, Performer, Primary Artist |
| Jack DeJohnette | Drums, Performer, Primary Artist |
| Manfred Eicher | Producer |
| Jan Hammer | Composer, Organ, Performer, Piano, Primary Artist, Synthesizer |
| Jan Erik Kongshaug | Mixing Engineer |
| Roberto Masotti | Photography |
| Tony May |
| Artist | Credit |
|---|---|
| John Abercrombie | Composer, Guitar, Performer, Primary Artist |
| Manfred Eicher | Producer |
| James Farber | Engineer |
| Adam Nussbaum | Composer, Drums, Performer |
| Dieter Rehm | Design |
| JΓΈrn Sundby | Cover Photo, Photography |
| Dan Wall | Composer, Organ (Hammond), Performer, Primary Artist |
A1 Full Compass
Bass β Phil UpchurchDrums β Tony WilliamsGrand Piano β Ben SidranGuitar β Phil UpchurchPercussion β Jose Soares, Laudir De Oliveira 0:39
A2 Play The Piano
Bass β Phil UpchurchCymbal [Owner Of The Ride Cymbal] β Sam LindeDrums β Clyde StubblefieldGrand Piano, Vocals β Ben SidranGuitar β Curley Cooke 3:14
A3 Have You Heard The News
Bass β Phil UpchurchDrums β Tony Williams*Grand Piano, Vocals β Ben SidranGuitar β Curley Cooke 3:50
A4 Face Your Fears
Acoustic Guitar, Guitar [Solo On Fade] β Steve MillerBacking Vocals β Tim DavisBass β Phil UpchurchGrand Piano, Vocals, Mellotron β Ben SidranGuitar β Curley CookeTrombone β Frank Rosolino 5:45
A5 Think Twice
Bass β Phil UpchurchDrums β Clyde StubblefieldGrand Piano, Vocals β Ben SidranGuitar β Curley CookeOrgan β Jim Peterman 2:57
B1 Walking With The Blues
Bass β Phil UpchurchDrums, Percussion β Clyde StubblefieldGrand Piano, Vocals β Ben SidranGuitar β Curley CookeSaxophone [Tenor] β Bill PerkinsTrombone β Frank Rosolino
Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, Ca.; Spring and Fall 1975
Thanks indeed for this recommendation Richard. Iβve a fairly broad collection but this has passed me by for some reason.
I can see why some might find it a tricky listen but it treads the βtight but looseβ line just perfectly to my mind.
G
Hi FR
Just played that Les McCann LP again.
Itβs a great recording.
I think the version on Tidal is based on a recent remastering of some kind, but it sounds excellent.
Jim
Peace Beyond Passion, I donβt know if it is Jazzβ¦but it is one of my all time favorite albums, a Masterpiece.
itβs fusion. bennie maupin, oliver lake, david fuczynski, wah wah watsonβ¦come from jazz . Not always easy to classify.
This one, with wallace roney, don byron, cassandra wilson β¦is also very good. Jazz for me.
just discovered, very good. with kamasi washington.
That looks interesting!
i like most scofield albums, but not the fusion ones from the 80βs. Apart when he appears with Miles Davis in the 80βs, my favorite with him.
check this one, itβs my personal favorite;
https://store.bluenote.com/products/john-scofield-hand-jive-lp?variant=29219612688471
one of my favorite, with GO GO, Decoy ( miles davis),
a masterpiece from Quincy Jones. 1970.
Recorded at Van Gelder Studios on March 25th, 26th, and May 12th 1970.
fabulous too, the best tracks from him in the 70βs.
George Duke courtesy of MPS Records.
Herbie Hancock courtesy of Columbia Records.
Bob James courtesy of CTI Records.
David T. Walker courtesy of Ode Records.
Melvin βWah Wahβ Watson courtesy of Columbia Records.
Stanley Clarke courtesy of Nemperor Records.
Alphonso βSlimβ Johnson courtesy of Zembu Productions/Epic Records.
Billy Cobham courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Harvey Mason courtesy of Arista Records.
James Gadson courtesy of United Artists Records.
Stevie Wonder courtesy of Motown Records.
Freddie Hubbard courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Hubert Laws courtesy of CTI Records.
Jim Gilstrap courtesy of Roxbury Records.
Al Jarreau courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.
Minnie Riperton courtesy of Epic Records.
Stairsteps courtesy of Dar
jazz funk at his best!
1972
