Tracklisting:
1 Eco 6:06
2 Poor Eric 10:13
3 Christel’s Time 10:35
4 Right Now 9:29
5 Right Now [alt] 11:45 (Only on the Reissue)
Personnel & Credits:
Artwork By [Cover Design] – Reid Miles
Bass – Bob Cranshaw
Drums – Clifford Jarvis
Piano – Larry Willis
Producer – Alfred Lion
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Saxophone [Alto] – Jackie McLean
Notes:
Release Date Jan 26, 1965
Recording Date Jan 29, 1965
On the original pressing there is
“BLUE NOTE RECORDS INC – NEW YORK USA”
written on the label.
Review:
”With the exception of a beautiful ballad version of Larry Willis’s “Poor Eric,” the music on this record (which is also available in Mosaic’s four-disk Jackie McLean box set) is hard-charging, intense and fairly free. Altoist McLean was at the peak of his powers during this period and, inspired by the versatile rhythm section (pianist Larry Willis, bassist Bob Cranshaw and drummer Clifford Jarvis), he plays explorative versions of his own “Eco,” Willis’s “Christel’s Time” and Charles Tolliver’s “Right Now”; an alternate version of the latter is added on for the reissue. This record offers listeners a particularly strong example of Jackie McLean’s unique inside/outside music of the 1960s.”
By Scott Yanow (AMG)
1 Eco 6:06
2 Poor Eric 10:13
3 Christel’s Time 10:35
4 Right Now 9:29
5 Right Now [alt] 11:45 (Only on the Reissue)
Personnel & Credits:
Artwork By [Cover Design] – Reid Miles
Bass – Bob Cranshaw
Drums – Clifford Jarvis
Piano – Larry Willis
Producer – Alfred Lion
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Saxophone [Alto] – Jackie McLean
Notes:
Release Date Jan 26, 1965
Recording Date Jan 29, 1965
On the original pressing there is
“BLUE NOTE RECORDS INC – NEW YORK USA”
written on the label.
Review:
”With the exception of a beautiful ballad version of Larry Willis’s “Poor Eric,” the music on this record (which is also available in Mosaic’s four-disk Jackie McLean box set) is hard-charging, intense and fairly free. Altoist McLean was at the peak of his powers during this period and, inspired by the versatile rhythm section (pianist Larry Willis, bassist Bob Cranshaw and drummer Clifford Jarvis), he plays explorative versions of his own “Eco,” Willis’s “Christel’s Time” and Charles Tolliver’s “Right Now”; an alternate version of the latter is added on for the reissue. This record offers listeners a particularly strong example of Jackie McLean’s unique inside/outside music of the 1960s.”
By Scott Yanow (AMG)
By Pier
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