Jazz
Andrew Thompson - Remastering
Andy Lubahn - Composer
B. Rogers - Arranger
Barry Rogers - Horn (Alto), Trombone, Tuba, Vocals
Billy Cobham - Drums, Percussion
Bob Mann - Flugelhorn, Guitar, Vocals
Brecker - Composer
Carole King - Composer
Charlie Bradley - Engineer
David Wilcox - Artwork
Don Grolnick - Composer, Keyboards, Vocals
Doug Lubahn - Bass, Vocals
Dreams - Arranger, Producer, Remixing
Edward Vernon - Vocals
Fred Lombardi - Photography
Fred Weinberg - Producer
Friedman - Composer
Gahan Wilson - Cover Art
Gerry Goffin - Composer
Jeff Kent - Composer, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Jerry Watson - Engineer
Jim Greene - Engineer
John Abercrombie - Guitar
John O'Regan - Liner Notes
Lacy O'Neal - Engineer
Lou Rogers - Composer, Concept
Lou Waxman - Engineer
Michael Brecker - Arranger, Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Mike Brecker - Flute, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Mike Figlio - Engineer
Murray Krugman - Concept
Randy Brecker - Arranger, Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Vocals
Steve Cropper - Producer, Remixing
Tim Geelan - Engineer
Will Lee - Bass, Vocals
William E. Cobham, Jr. - Drums, Percussion
Winwood - Composer
Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of albums from the Jazz outfit led by Billy Cobham: Dreams (1970) and Imagine My Surprise (1972). Fusion drummer Cobham's pedigree goes from Miles Davis through many Jazz artists. Dreams was formed with the Brecker brothers.
Tracks 1-7: Dreams
Tracks 8-16: Imagine My Surprise
* Fusion drummer Billy Cobham’s pedigree goes from Miles Davis through many jazz artists
* Dreams was formed with the Brecker brothers (Michael and Randy) and John Abercrombie, and these, their only two albums, date from the very early 1970s
* Critically acclaimed, the band and these recordings did not gain the commercial success they deserved
* Digitally remastered and slipcased
* New notes
This two-fer from Beat Goes On features a pair of LPs by jazz-rock group Dreams, Dreams and Imagine My Surprise, originally issued on Columbia in 1970 and 1972. Highlights among the 16 tracks include "Dream Suite," "New York," and "Medicated Goo." Casual listeners will want both of these albums, while longtime fans will undoubtedly already own this material. ~ Al Campbell, Rovi |
