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| 1. | Galatea's Guitar
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| 2. | Half the Day is the Night
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| 3. | Song of Injured Love
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| 4. | The Fortune Teller
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| 5. | Fire Dance
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| 6. | The Lady in the Moon
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| 7. | Ferris Wheel (Donovan)
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Jazz
Recorded: Los Angeles, CA, August 6, 7 & 9, 1968 and New York, August 22, 1968
Gabor Szabo, Jimmy Stewart (g); Louis Kabok (b), Jim Keltner (d), Hal Gordon (percussion), Tony Miranda, Ray Alonge, Brooks Tillotson (fhr), Gary McFarland (p, arr), Julius Schacter (vln), George Ricci (cello)
After leaving Impulse at the end of the Sixties (for which he recorded such legendary albums as "Jazz Raga", "Gypsy 66", "Spellbinder", "The Sorcerer" and "Simpatico" with Gary McFarland) came "Dreams". From the opening chords of "Galatea's Guitar", it is clear this in no ordinary jazz album. Through the seven pieces here, the guitar is naturally at the forefront, yet the backing group is anything but secondary. For this album, his quintet (featuring guitar ace Jimmy Stewart) is augmented by Gary McFarland's fine string arrangements. The set features a nice selection of originals and pop covers. The warm tones and Eastern influences of "Dreams" makes this one of Gabor Szabo's best albums.
Originally recorded in August 1968, this CD version has the same tracks in the same order as the original release (out of print since the early 1980s) and with a tasteful digipack sleeve and original artwork. |
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