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| I Wanna Play for You |
| Stanley Clarke |
első megjelenés éve: 1977
65 perc |
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| (2008)
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Kérjen
árajánlatot! |
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| 1. | I Wanna Play for You
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| 2. | Just a Feeling
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| 3. | The Streets of Philadelphia
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| 4. | Together Again
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| 5. | Blues for Mingus
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| 6. | Strange Weather
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| 7. | Quiet Afternoon
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| 8. | Rock & Roll Jelly
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| 9. | Jamaican Boy
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| 10. | My Greatest Hits
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| 11. | School Days
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| 12. | Hot Fun/Closing
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Jazz / R&B; Fusion; Jazz-Funk
Recorded: Sep 1977-1979
Stanley Clarke - Bass, Bass (Acoustic), Bass (Electric), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Keyboards, Oberheim, Organ, Piccolo Bass, Producer, Synthesizer, Talk Box, Vocals
Al Harrison - Trumpet
Al Williams - Sax (Baritone), Sax (Soprano)
Alfred Williams - Saxophone
Bayete Todd Cochran - Arp 2600, Arp String Ensemble, Oberheim, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer
Bob Malach - Sax (Tenor), Trumpet
Cathy Carson - Vocals
Darryl Brown - Cymbals, Drums
David DeLeon - Bass, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Bass)
Dee Dee Bridgewater - Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Freddie Hubbard - Flugelhorn
George Duke - Keyboards, Piano, Piano (Electric), Piano (Grand), Synthesizer
Gerry Brown - Drums
Gwen Owens - Vocals
Harvey Mason, Sr. - Drums
James Tinsley - Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet
Jeff Beck - Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Juanita Curiel - Vocals
Lee Ritenour - Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Michael Garson - Arp String Ensemble, Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Oberheim, Piano
Mike Garson - Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Piano, Synthesizer
Perry Robinson - Synthesizer
Peter Robinson - Arp String Ensemble, Keyboards, Synthesizer
Phil Jost - Keyboards, Organ
Ray Gomez - Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Ronnie Foster - Piano
Stan Getz - Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Steve Gadd - Drums
Todd Cochrane - Keyboards
Tom Scott - Lyricon, Sax (Alto), Saxophone
* Airto Moreira - Executive Producer, Percussion
* Bill Collins - Design
* Bob Seidemann - Photography
* Brian Gardner - Mastering
* David Leonard - Engineer, Mixing
* Ed Thacker - Engineer
* Tony Lane - Design
Clarke stretches his muscles and comes up with a mostly impressive, polystylistic, star-studded double album (now on one CD) that gravitates ever closer to the R&B mainstream. Clarke's writing remains strong and his tastes remain unpredictable, veering into rock, electronic music, acoustic jazz, even reggae in tandem with British rocker Jeff Beck. Clarke's excursion into disco, "Just a Feeling," ais surprisingly and infectiously successful, thanks to a good bridge and George Duke's galvanizingly funky work on the Yamaha electric grand piano (his finest moment with Clarke by far). The brief "Blues for Mingus," a wry salute from one master bassist to another (Mingus died about six months before this album's release), is a cool acoustic breather for piano trio, and the eloquent Stan Getz can be detected, though nearly buried under the garish vocals and rock-style mix, on "The Streets of Philadelphia." Yet even the talented Clarke in full creative flower couldn't quite fill a double set with new material, so he has a tendency to reprise some of his old memorable riffs a lot, and there are several energetic snapshots of his live band in action. In its zeal to get this two-LP set onto one disc, Epic deleted three of the original 15 tracks -- including at least one gem, the sizzling hard rocker "All About" -- and scrambled the order of the remaining tunes. Which is dumb, because the missing tracks only take up a bit less than 12 minutes of playing time, not enough to overload a 65-minute disc. Hunt for the double-LP version if you can still play vinyl.
---Richard S. Ginell, allmusic |
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