Tracklisting:
A1 The Improvisers (7:54)
A2 Hellbound (6:37)
A3 Mystique (7:37)
B1 Mississipi Mud (2:51)
B2 Mushmouth (6:30)
B3 Technological Homosapien (5:16)
Backing Vocals – Cissy Houston , Judy Clay
Narrator – Robert Cunningham
B4 Street Musicians (2:54)
Violin – David Nadien
B5 In A Little Spanish Town (T’was On A Night Like This) (3:23)
Written-By – Joe Young, Mabel Wayne , Sam Lewis
Personnel & Credits:
Arranged & Composed By – Kenneth Barron (tracks: A2, A3, B2),
Yusef Lateef (tracks: A1, B1, B3, B4)
Bass – Anthony Jackson , Kenneth Barron,
Robert Cunningham, Ron Carter
Drums – Al Foster
Engineer [Recording, Remix] – Robert Liftin
French Horn – Jimmy Buffington
Guitar – Billy Butler
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Photography – Myron Dorf
Producer – Joel Dorn
Saxophone [Alto], Saxophone [Tenor], Flute,
Oboe, Flute [Bamboo] – Yusef Lateef
Synthesizer [Arp 2600] – Dana McCurdy
Trombone – Jack Jeffers
Trumpet – Joseph Wilder, Leonard Goines
Tuba – Jonathan Dorn
Notes:
Recorded and remixed at Regent Sound Studios, New York.
Review:
One of Lateef’s funkier albums for Atlantic — and a record that features some great keyboard work from Kenny Barron! The liner notes indicate a current Lateef fascination with rhythm, and it tries to present this fascination in a way that implies a bigger intellectual approach to the music — but heck, this is just some pretty darn nice 70s jazz funk, and Lateef’s angular reed work sounds very nice next to the smoother electric backdrops! Titles include “Hellbound”, “The Improvisers”, “Mystique”, and “Mississippi Mud”.
From Dusty Groove America
A1 The Improvisers (7:54)
A2 Hellbound (6:37)
A3 Mystique (7:37)
B1 Mississipi Mud (2:51)
B2 Mushmouth (6:30)
B3 Technological Homosapien (5:16)
Backing Vocals – Cissy Houston , Judy Clay
Narrator – Robert Cunningham
B4 Street Musicians (2:54)
Violin – David Nadien
B5 In A Little Spanish Town (T’was On A Night Like This) (3:23)
Written-By – Joe Young, Mabel Wayne , Sam Lewis
Personnel & Credits:
Arranged & Composed By – Kenneth Barron (tracks: A2, A3, B2),
Yusef Lateef (tracks: A1, B1, B3, B4)
Bass – Anthony Jackson , Kenneth Barron,
Robert Cunningham, Ron Carter
Drums – Al Foster
Engineer [Recording, Remix] – Robert Liftin
French Horn – Jimmy Buffington
Guitar – Billy Butler
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Photography – Myron Dorf
Producer – Joel Dorn
Saxophone [Alto], Saxophone [Tenor], Flute,
Oboe, Flute [Bamboo] – Yusef Lateef
Synthesizer [Arp 2600] – Dana McCurdy
Trombone – Jack Jeffers
Trumpet – Joseph Wilder, Leonard Goines
Tuba – Jonathan Dorn
Notes:
Recorded and remixed at Regent Sound Studios, New York.
Review:
One of Lateef’s funkier albums for Atlantic — and a record that features some great keyboard work from Kenny Barron! The liner notes indicate a current Lateef fascination with rhythm, and it tries to present this fascination in a way that implies a bigger intellectual approach to the music — but heck, this is just some pretty darn nice 70s jazz funk, and Lateef’s angular reed work sounds very nice next to the smoother electric backdrops! Titles include “Hellbound”, “The Improvisers”, “Mystique”, and “Mississippi Mud”.
From Dusty Groove America
By Pier
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nice one Pier,thanks
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