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| 1. | Lucille
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| 2. | Gwaligo
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| 3. | Are You Ready?
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| 4. | Azalea
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| 5. | Newkleus
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| 6. | Cosmet
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| 7. | My Reverie
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Jazz
Post-Bop
Hard Bop
Recorded: Sep 2-5, 1975, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California
Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone); Bennie Maupin (tenor saxophone); Raul De Souza (trombone); George Duke (piano, synthesizer); David Amaro, Black Bird (guitar); Bob Cranshaw, Chuck Rainey (bass); Roy McCurdy, Eddie Moore (drums); Mtume (percussion)
This 1975 album by the man believed by many to be the modern titan of the tenor saxophone contains two pieces, "Azalea" and "Cosmet," that are among his best recorded solos of the Seventies. Both have suggestions of the Latin/Caribbean music of which Rollins is the acknowledged jazz master. Nucleus reflects Rollins's career-long dedication to exploring the frontiers of tonal possibility, including varied pitches and textures, all tied to his inexhaustible fund of rhythmic invention. The album also includes a new approach to "My Reverie," a piece Rollins had explored 20 years earlier.
* Eddie Bill Harris - Engineer, Remixing
* Jackson Schwartz - Assistant Engineer
* Orrin Keepnews - Producer
* Phil Bray - Photography
* Phil Carroll - Art Direction
* Phil DeLancie - Digital Remastering
It has long been a disappointment to many longtime followers that Rollins's recordings of the 1970s and '80s were generally not at the same level as his earlier sessions. Nucleus is a case in point. This funky date (which also includes trombonist Raul DeSouza, Bennie Maupin on reeds and keyboardist George Duke) has its moments (including an updated version of "My Reverie") but falls far short of hinting at any new innovations
--Scott Yanow, allmusic |
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