Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Minnie Riperton - Aventures In Paradise


Year : 1975
Label : Epic/Sony
Genre : Soul
Style : Funk/Soul

Minnie Riperton associated to the cream of L.A.'s Jazz Fusion Funk musicians featuring Larry Carlton & Joe Sample from The Crusaders, saxophonist Tom Scott and harpist Dorothy Ashby. Produced and arranged by Larry Carlton, "Adventures In Paradise" includes "Inside My Love" selected for the Jackie Brown's soundtrack by Tarantino. All tracks conducted by Larry Carlton, written by Minnie Riperton with his writing partner Richard Rudolph except tracks 1 to 2 & 7 with Leon Ware, "Love And Its Glory" with E.T. Brown & "Adventures In Paradise" with Joe Sample.

MUSICIANS : Minnie Riperton - vocal - Ed Brown - bass - Jim Gordon - drums, percussion - Larry Carlton & Dean Parks - guitar - Joe Sample - keyboards - Jim Horn & Tom Scott - saxophone - The Sid Sharp Strings - strings

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Monday, December 29, 2008

Funky DL - Blackcurrent Jazz


Year : 2001
Label : Washington Classics
Genre : Hip-Hop
Style : Jazzy Hip-Hop, Conscious

Naphta Newman is a british rapper, producer and owner of Whashington Classics label. He released his debut album "Classic Was The Day" in 1997 and recorded various songs with the japanese Hip-Hop producer Nujabes for Hyde Out Productions, bringing him to regularly tour in Japan thereafter. His influences include De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Gang Starr but also R&B artists, and performed opening acts for The Roots, Eminem or Destiny’s Child during their European tour. "Blackcurrent Jazz" is the meeting of Hip-Hop and Jazz with its interpolations, including the swing style, as evidenced the samples used by Newman in particular on "Confused?" or "Keeping It Classic". Titles include also featurings with Guile on "Wonderful", Sienna on "The Music") and "High Endurance" produced by DJ Parris. This album exists in enhanced edition including three bonus tracks especially released for Japan ("Turntables Hate Me", "It Still Rocks", "Long Remix").

The Monty Alexander 7 - Jamento


Year : 1978
Label : Pablo Records
Genre : Jazz, Reggae
Style : Fusion, Caribbean

A tribute to the Caribbean music combining Jazz, Reggae & Mento featuring probably the best jamaican guitarist Ernest Ranglin. Monty Alexander is a Jamaican pianist and melodica player influenced by Wynton Kelly, Art Tatum, Gene Harris and Ahmad Jamal. His piano improvisations reflect his admiration for the styles of Nat King Cole and Oscar Peterson. He went to New York in 1962, met and became friends with bassist Ray Brown and vibrationist Milt Jackson. In California, in 1965, he recorded his first album, Alexander the Great, for Pacific Jazz at the age of 21. In order to obtain the perfect fusion of american Jazz & Carribean Sound, Monty recruits several artists of the caribbean musical scene as Larry McDonald from Jamaica & Roger Bethelmy from Trinidad and the use of Steel drums. Titles include Slippery by Ray Brown, George Benson' Weekend in L.A., Sugar Loaf At Twilight  by Richard Evans & three original tracks by Monty. All tracks arranged & produced by Monty Alexander.

Monty Alexander_piano
Andy Simpkins_bass
Ernest Ranglin_guitar
Duffy Jackson & Roger Bethelmy_drums
Larry McDonald_percussion
Vince Charles_steel drums

01. Accompony
02. Slippery
03. Sugar Loaf at Twilight
04. Weekend in L.A.
05. Jamento
06. Mango Rengue

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Minnie Riperton - Perfect Angel


Year : 1974
Label : Epic/Sony
Genre : Soul
Style : Funk/Soul

Second solo album by former member of Psychedelic Soul group, the Rotary Connection, including musical contributions of Stevie Wonder featuring Yvonne Wright & the legendary Sneaky Pete (the Hendrix of steel guitar) who played for Frank Zappa on "Waka/Jawaka" in 1972 and for John Lennon on "Mind Games" in 1973. Stevie Wonder is credited under the pseudonym of "El Toro Negro" and composed two songs for Minnie. Titles include pure Funk songs "Reasons", "Take A little Trip" and her hit single "Perfect Angel". All tracks written by Minnie Riperton & Richard Rudolph except "Take A Little Trip" & "Perfect Angel" by Stevie Wonder. Vocals arranged by Wonderlove, alias the Stevie Wonder's backing band and singing group.

MUSICIANS : Minnie Riperton - vocal - Stevie Wonder - electric piano, harmonica, drums, cymbals - Reggie McBride - bass - Marlo Henderson - guitar -  Michael Sembello - lead guitar - Ollie E. Brown - drums - Rocki Dzidzornu - congas

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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Fat Jon As Maurice Galactica - Humanoid Erotica


Year : 2001
Label : Counterflow Recordings
Genre : Electronic, Hip-Hop
Style : Downtempo, Trip-Hop

John Marshall aka Fat Jon (also known under various pseudonyms as "The Ample Soul"), is an American rap producer, DJ  and former member of Five Deez, an alternative Hip-Hop band from Cincinnati. Fat Jon is one prominent representative of the downtempo style alongside Nujabes, with whom he collaborated to the "Samurai Champloo" original soundtrack in 2003 (volumes "Impression" & "Departure". Released under the Maurice Galactica's name,"Humanoid Erotica" includes in particular the triptych "Triple Gold Daytons", the instrumental remix "Raindance" and the Hip-House track "Pretty Pussy Killy Kat" featuring Five Deez, all composed, produced and mixed by Fat Jon The Ample Soul Physician.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Okihiko Sugano - Session : Sounds By Okihiko Sugano


Year : 1972
Label : Yamaha
Genre : Jazz
Style : Contemporary Jazz, Post-Bop

First volume of three disc series dedicated to the Yamaha's keyboards (here accoustic piano), a project created by Okihiko Sugano (brother of pianist Kunihiko Sugano), a famous japanese sound engineer and jazz arranger. The "Session" is conducted by Okihiko Sugano featuring some renowned japanese musicians among Takeshi Inomata, Yuzuru Sera, Kazuo Yashiro or Hiroshi Okazaki plus american drummer Buffalo Bill Robinson. Titles include as well as New Orleans style (St. James Infirmary, My Ideal), Latin beat (A Dialogue Of Drums And Latin Percussion), Modal with free forms of rhythms (Miracle) & Cool Jazz (Stardust, Days Of Wine And Roses, That Old Feeling). All tracks arranged by Okihiko Sugano.

MUSICIANS : Yuzuru Sera & Kazuo Yashiro - piano - Harada Masanaga - bass - Jun Suzuki - electric bass - Hiroshi Okazaki - tenor & alto saxophone - Mitsui Akio - trumpet - Eiji Kitamura - clarinet - Ichiro Masuda - vibraphone - Buffalo Bill Robinson, Hiroshi Sunaga & Takeshi Inomata - drums

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Léo Tardin - Grand Pianoramax

 
Year : 2005
Label : ObliqSound
Genre : Electronic, Jazz
Style : Future Jazz

"Grand Pianoramax" is an experimental project based on the piano/drums duet (bass line are played by keyboards), mixing Jazz with Electronic including drum'n'bass. Conceived by swiss pianist Léo Tardin who plays Fender Rhodes and minimoog, associated to Ferenc Nemeth & Jojo Mayer on drums, the band went on tour in the U.S. opening for Maceo Parker in 2008. Léo Tardin has also collaborated with Roy Ayers, The Last Poets, Erik Truffaz or Toots Thielemans. All tracks composed & arranged by Léo Tardin except "Starlite" with Michele Locatelli.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Marlena Shaw - From Dephts Of My Soul


Year : 1973
Label : Blue Note
Genre : Jazz, Soul
Style : Funk/Soul

One of finest american Soul voice in Jazz, Marlena Shaw (real name Marlena Burgess) began to make singing appearances in various Jazz clubs, before be discovered by John Hammond (the talent scout such as Billie Holiday or Aretha Franklin) and to sign on Chess Records in 1966. After two albums recorded for Cadet (subsidiary of Chess), she joined Blue Note and released five records whose From Depths Of My Soul was the second. Recorded with arranger Wade Marcus, it features also renowned musicians such as Ron Carter, Grady Tate, Cornell Dupree & Hugh McCracken. The track list is based on a tasty blend of Soul & Jazz including funky grooves as Hum This Song, the single "Easy Evil" Wildflower and an original written by Marlena "Say A Good Word". Produced by George Butler, arranged by Wade Marcus.

Marlena Shaw_vocals
Ron Carter & Wilbur Bascomb_bass
Carl Lynch, Cornell Dupree, Gene Bertoncini & Hugh McCracken_guitar
Charles Collins, Grady Tate & Herbie Lovelle_drums
Derek Smith_keyboards
Arthur Jenkins_congas
George Devens_percussion
Gene Bianco_harp

01. Prelude / I Know I Love Him
02. Hum This Song
03. But For Now
04. Easy Evil
05. The Laughter And The Tears
06. The Feeling's Good
07. Wildflower
08. Just Don't Want To Be Lonely
09. Waterfall
10. Say A Good Word
11. Time For Me To Go

Think Twice - With A Loop And Some Swing


Year : 2007
Label : P-Vine
Genre : Hip-Hop
Style : Jazzy Hip-Hop, Funk/Soul, Conscious

Debut album as a leader by the DJ producer/composer Phil Kennedy, member of canadian Hip-Hop band, SPECIFICS, best know under the name of Think Twice. He recruited for this project, SPECIFICS's partner, Golden Boy, and various rappers, whose some coming from the Hip-Hop underground scene of Montréal, featuring Manchilde from The Butta Babees, Shogun, Mr. Goodvibes, Loes, Lotus & Karma, Butta Beats from Nomadic Massive, Coates. Titles include Jazz & Soul samples, his single People Wanna Know, It's Too Late & Supafly from the same EP. Produced, mixed & recorded by Phil Kennedy.

01. Intro
02. People Wanna Know
03. Don't Mind At All
04. Stars
05. This Is Us
06. Whadodem
07. Fuck That
08. Watson Interlude
09. Freaky Ways
10. Supafly
11. Time's Passin Me By
12. Esto Es
13. It's Too Late
14. Coates Intro
15. The Accomplice

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Monday, December 15, 2008

Archie Bell & The Drells - I Can't Stop Dancing


Year : 1968
Label : Atlantic
Genre : Soul
Style : Funk/Soul

The Second album of Archie Bell and his fabulous The Drells produced by the legendary Soul songwriters duo, Kenneth Gamble & Leon Huff. Recorded during the same sessions of their previous record "Tighten Up", this album keeps the same recipe, namely an alternating beautiful soulful songs and swinging Rhythm & Blues tracks, including cover songs from Curtis Mayfield (Monkey Time, I've Been Trying, Sometimes I Wonder), Otis Redding ((Sittin' on) The Dock Of The Bay), two original songs written by Gamble & Huff specially for them (I Can't Stop Dancing, Do The Choo Choo) and four originals written by Archie Bell.

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Saturday, December 13, 2008

Dreams - Dreams


Year : 1970
Label : CBS
Genre : Jazz, Rock
Style : Jazz Rock, Folk Rock, Funk/Soul, Psychedelic

Dreams is a Jazz Rock group formed by the Brecker Brothers featuring Billy Cobham, Jeff Kent & Doug Lubahn (Barry Rodgers, Edward Vernon and special guest John Abercrombie from Mahavishnu Orchestra are added), who ended the band activities after their second & final album, Imagine My Surprise, released in 1971. Doug Lubahn is best known for his collaboration as studio bass player on Waiting For The Sun, Strange Days & The Soft Parade albums from legendary band The Doors. Miles Davis came listen the band during their live performance and recruited later Billy Cobham for his "Live Evil". Titles include their three singles Devil Lady/The Maryanne, 15 Miles To Provo & The Dream Suite. All tracks arranged by Dreams, produced by Dreams & Fred Weinberg.

Doug Lubahn_bass, vocals
Billy Cobham_drums, percussion
Jeff Kent_keyboards, guitar, vocals
John Abercrombie_lead guitar
Edward Vernon_lead vocal
Michael Brecker_tenor saxophone, flute
Barry Rodgers_trombone, tuba
Randy Brecker_trumpet, flugelhorn

01. Devil Lady
02. 15 Miles To Provo
03. The Maryanne
04. Holli Be Home
05. Try Me

06. Dream Suite
  • Asset Stop
  • Jane
  • Crunchy Grenola
07. New York

Various - Samurai Champloo Music Record : Impression


Year : 2004
Label : Victor
Genre : Electronic, Hip Hop, Stage & Screen
Style : Hip Hop Jazz, Downtempo, Breakbeat, Funk/Soul

The last volume of Samurai Champloo Music Record collection which brings together all contributors of the original soundtrack except Tsutchie. Titles include the Hip-Hop song "STYLE" from episode 18, performed by FORCE OF NATURE featuring rappers Suiken & S-Word from Nitro Microphone Underground, and the ending theme from episode 12 "Who's Theme", with Nujabes featuring japanese R&B singer Minmi. All tracks produced by FORCE OF NATURE, Nujabes & Fat Jon.

  • "Kodama (Interlude)" is a sample of "Trumpet Flower" by french composer Daniel Janin 
  • tracks 1 to 7 recorded, mixed & arranged by FORCE OF NATURE
  • tracks 8 to 16, 23 recorded, mixed & arranged by Nujabes
  • tracks 17 to 22 recorded, mixed & arranged by Fat Jon

    TRACKLIST : FORCE OF NATURE - Just Forget / Nightshift / FORCE OF NATURE Feat. S-Word & Suiken - 日出ズル STYLEFORCE OF NATURE - The Stroll / Death Wish / Set It Off / The Million Way Of DrumNujabes - A Space In Air In Space In Air (Interlude) / Sanctuary ShipHaiku (Interlude) / Tsurugi No Mai / Dead Season / Decade (Interlude) / World Without Words / Kodama (Interlude) / Silver Morning / Fat Jon - Bracelet / In Position / Night Out / Not Quite Seleah / Labyrinth Statistic / Here And There / Nujabes Feat. Minmi - Who's Theme

    CYNE (Collection 1999-2003)


    Year : 2003
    Label : P-Vine/Bonatica Del Jibaro
    Genre : Hip-Hop
    Style : Abstract, Conscious

    CYNE (for "Cultivating Your New Experience") is an american alternative and abstract Hip-Hop band from Florida, influenced by the meditations of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The band was formed by rappers Cise Star (who regularly collaborated with japanese producer Nujabes) and Akin, associated to the DJs Enoch and SpeckCYNE doesn't any musical borders, performing as well as in the trip-hop, electro-rock and jazzy hip-hop styles, including protest songs with political speech. Titles include unreleased songs, the singles "African Elephants/400 Years", "Midas" featuring DJ Infamous, and its remixes by Seth P. Brundel & Plex.

    Thursday, December 11, 2008

    Jun Fukamachi - Introducing Jun Fukamachi


    Year : 1975
    Label :
    Toshiba
    Serie : Pro Use Direct Cutting Series
    Genre :
    Jazz, Electronic
    Style :
    Jazz Funk, Fusion, Space-Age

    "Introducing Jun Fukamachi" is a jazz funk album that showcases the Moog synthesizer featuring Rei Ohara (eb), Kenji Omura (eg), Ponta Murakami (ds) & Motoya Hamaguchi (perc). Jun Fukamachi is a japanese Jazz Fusion pianist, composer and pioneer of the synthesizer play. Indeed, mostly known for his use of various keyboards, Jun produces a particular atmosphere which seems "straight out from the future", a mix of electronic sounds tinted by heavy funk and electro-disco, his major signature during the seventies. In the late seventies, he invited the Brecker Brothers plus others american Jazz Fusion renowned musicians such as Lee Ritenour, Steve Gadd or Dave Sandborn to collaborate with him on several iconic albums and lives. Titles include two variations on "Evening Star" from the Wagner's Tannhäuser opera, "La Fille Aux cheveux De Lin" of Claude Debussy, original compositions by Kenji Omura (the stunning "Bamboo Bong"), the killer funk "Noah's Ark" & "Perfidy" by Fukamachi. All tracks arranged & conducted by Jun Fukamachi.


    Ron Carter - Empire Jazz


    Year : 1980
    Label : RSO
    Genre : Jazz
    Style : Contempory Jazz

    Revealed and recruited by Miles Davis for his second great quintet from 1963 to 1968, alongside Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams, Ron Carter has more than 2500 albums to his credit, recorded all over the world. Empire Jazz is the music adaptation of the Original Soundtrack from the Motion Pictures Star Wars & The Empire Strikes Back, composed by John Williams, and also his "most wanted" LP. Ron Carter is surrounded by various renowned CTI musicians among Billy Cobham, Hubert Laws, Bob James or Ralph MacDonald, all supported by the FOX fanfare. Titles include the most popular themes of Star Wars as the Darth Vader's theme or Love Theme, and a Bossa variation of The Asteroid Field with beautiful orchestration & the arrangements of Ron Carter.

    Ron Carter_bass
    Billy Cobham_drums
    Jay Berliner_guitar
    Hubert Laws_flute
    Ralph MacDonald_percussion
    Bob James_piano
    Frank Wess_saxophone
    Eddie Bert_trombone
    Joe Shepley & Jon Faddis_trumpet, flugelhorn

    01. The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
    02. The Asteroid Field
    03. Han Solo & The Princess (Love Theme)
    04. Lando's Palace
    05. Yoda's Theme

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    Wednesday, December 10, 2008

    Nujabes, Fat Jon - Samurai Champloo Music Record : Departure


    Year : 2004
    Label : Victor
    Genre :  Electronic, Hip Hop, Stage & Screen
    Style : Hip-Hop Jazz, Downtempo


    Volume 2 of the "Samurai Champloo Music Record" series which brings together several tracks produced by Nujabes and Fat Jon (Jon Marshall). Fat Jon is an American hip-hop producer from Cincinnati, former member of hip-hop band "Five Deez", in charge of numerous recordings under various names such as The Ample Soul Physician or Maurice Galactica. Titles include the opening theme ''Battlecry'' produced by Nujabes featuring japanese rapper Shing02, and the ending theme "Shiki No Uta", arranged by Nujabes featuring R&B songstress Minmi. All tracks produced, arranged, mixed by Nujabes (tracks 1 to 6, 17) and Fat Jon (7 to 16). 


    Yuji Ohno Trio - Mr. Happy-Gon


    Year : 1971
    Label : RCA
    Serie : Modern Jazz Series
    Genre : Jazz
    Style : Hard Bop, Post Bop, Cool Jazz

    "Mr. Happy-Gon" is the first solo album of iconic Japanese jazz pianist, Yuji Ohno featuring bassist Yoshio Ikeda & drummer Kazuyoshi Okayama, including jazz standards (the stunning "Alone Together") and originals (killer up-tempo "Mr Happy-Gon"). Yuji Ohno was mostly influenced by Burt Bacharach, Lalo Schifrin or Henri Mancini, he played as rookie musician at Keio University in the Jazz Club "Light Music Society" where he met pianists Masahiko Sato & Hiromasa Suzuki. He started as professional musician when he joined the jazz quintet of clarinetist Koji Fujika. In 1966, the legendary drummer Hideo Shiraki enrolled him in his quintet alongside Terumasa Hino & Kunimitsu Inaba, thereafter joined the Terumasa Hino Quartet in 1967, the Masahiko Togashi Quintet with Hiroshi Suzuki in 1969, and the Ryo Kawasaki Orchestra in 1970. During the seventies, Yuji Ohno became famous as film score composer ("Proof Of The Man"), soundtrack director of TV series ("Lupin The 3rd", "Captain Future", "Mad Police"), arranger/producer for various japanese songstress among Martha MiyakeMieko KajiEiko Shuri, Kimiko Kasai, Mieko Hirota, Hatsumi Shibata and the latin artists Sonia Rosa (Brazil), Graciela Susana (Argentina). Among his famous recordings are "Electro Keyboard Orchestra", "Sound Adventure Act.1" (amazing live performance feat. guitarist Kiyoshi Sugimoto, from 1975), "As Well Be Spring" with Ann Young or the duet album "Silent Dialogue" with keyboardist Masa Masuda in 1979.


    Tuesday, December 9, 2008

    Nujabes - Metaphorical Music


    Year : 2003
    Label : Dimid Recordings
    Genre : Electronic, Hip-Hop, Jazz
    Style : Jazzy Hip-Hop, Downtempo

    Debut album of Nujabes including various collaborations featuring japanese and american alternative Hip-Hop artists, such as activist MC, Shing02 (best known for the opening "Battlecry" from the Samurai Champloo original soundtrack, produced by Nujabes), the multi-instrumentalist, Uyama Hiroto, Substantial, Pase Rock & Five Deez, Cise Starr from CYNE. Titles include also downtempo instrumentals (Horn In The Middle, Next View...), pure soulful hip-hop (Lady Brown, F.I.L.O....) and variation on the Samurai Champloo's ending theme "Beat Laments The World". All tracks produced, mixed & composed by Nujabes

    TRACKLIST : Nujabes Feat. Substantial & Pase Rock - Blessing (It Remix) / Nujabes - Horn In The Middle / Nujabes Feat. Cise Starr - Lady Brown / Nujabes - Kumomi / Nujabes Feat. Cise Starr Highs 2 Lows / Nujabes - Beat Laments The World / Nujabes - Letter From Yokosuka Nujabes Feat. Substantial - Think Different / Nujabes - A Day By Atmosphere Supreme / Nujabes Feat. Uyama Hiroto - Next View / Nujabes Feat. Five Deez - Latitude RemixNujabes - Feat. Shing02 - F.I.L.O. / Nujabes - Summer Gypsy / Nujabes - The Final View / Nujabes - Peaceland

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    Friday, December 5, 2008

    TSUTCHIE - Samurai Champloo Music Record : Playlist


    Year : 2004
    Label : Victor
    Genre : Electronic, Stage & Screen
    Style : Downtempo, Breakbeat

    Volume 3 of the Samurai Champloo Music Record series performed by DJ Tsutchie (real name Shinji Tsuchida). Tsutchie is a japapanese beatmaker, longtime friend of the director Shinichirō Watanabe, and member of the Hip-Hop band, Shakkazombie actives since 1993. Titles include only compositions from Tsutchie and the ending theme of episode 23, "FLY", featuring Azuma Riki from Small Circle Of Friends. All tracks composed, arranged & produced by Tsutchie.

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    Thursday, December 4, 2008

    Eyedea & Abilities - First Born


    Year : 2001
    Label : Rhymsayers Entertainment
    Genre : Hip-Hop
    Style : Abstract, Jazzy Hip-Hop, Funk/Soul

    Eyedea & Abilities is an american alternative/abstract Hip-Hop duo based in Minnesota influenced by Jazz & Soul artists. It feature Eyedea (Micheal Larsen), a MC who also performs under the name of Oliver Hart (for battle and freestyle skills) & DJ Abilities, best known for winning three DMC awards for his mixtapes and in group the 1200 Hobos. Titles include singles Blindly Firing, Before And After featuring Blueprint, tracks extracted from their two previous EPs Pushing Buttons, Architect's Theme & A Murder Of Memories. All tracks, productions, beats & cuts by DJ Abilities.

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    Bob James - BJ 4


    Year : 1977
    Label : CTI
    Genre : Jazz
    Style : Fusion, Jazz Funk, Smooth Jazz

    The final chapter of the Bob James tetralogy and last volume of the four discs serie produced for CTI from 1974 to 1977. As the previous albums, the rhythm section is based on Steve Gadd, Eric Gale, Gary King & Ralph MacDonald, including soloists Hubert Laws and Art Farmer, all supported by strings ensemble. Titles include original compositions by Bob James from Jazz Funk (Where The Wind Blows Free, Tappan Zee) to Smooth Jazz (Pure Imagination, Nights Are Forever Without You) with caribbean overtones (Treasure Island). All tracks arrranged by Bob James, produced by Creed Taylor, recorded at studio Rudy Van Gelder.

    Bob James_keyboards
    Gary King_bass
    Steve Gadd_drums
    Eric Gale_guitar
    Ralph MacDonald_percussion
    Romeo Penque & Eddie Daniels_tenor saxophone & bass clarinet

    01. Pure Imagination
    02. Where The Wind Blows Free
    03. Tappan Zee
    04. Nights Are Forever Without You
    05. Treasure Island
    06. El Verano

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