^ I might give that a try, grindy, if only to work out more or less what post-modern jazz sounds like.
In the meantime, I'm listening to this happy discovery that arrived via youtube's recommendation system; Luis Gasca,
For Those Who Chant:
No surprise that, according to MB's search function, Psy-Fi knows about this album already. Posted in 2014, I'm now only six years behind Psy-Fi, which I consider to be something of a personal best so far.
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Originally Posted by Psy-Fi
Luis Gasca - For Those Who Chant (1972)
Fantastic Latin jazz/rock from trumpet player Luis Gasca, featuring an impressive lineup of musicians lending their musical talents to the album...
Bass – Stanley Clark
Congas – Mike Carabello, Victor Pantoja
Drums – Lenny White, Mike Shrieve
Flute – Hadley Caliman
Guitar – Carlos Santana, Neal Schon
Organ – Richard Kermode
Percussion – Garnette Mims, Joan MacGregor, Rico Reyes, Snooky Flowers
Piano, Electric Piano – George Cables, Greg Rolie, Mark Levine
Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson
Timbales – Carmelo Garcia, Coke Escovedo
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Luis Gasca
Vibraphone [Vibes] – José "Chepito" Areas |