Light fusion in the typical US style from this early 80s guitarist who achieved fame as a studio or session musician. Not a rare album by any means, but apparently not well known at all online. The information is all here.
The type of mindfully meditative well thought out track I seem to like a lot:
It's called A Thousand Hearts and takes its place in the b2 position.
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new upload of Family of Percussion Moon at Noon by request
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note the following possibly of interest, in comments:
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Aloha Julian, I know I am being a bit of a pest, but several of these musicians were on an early self released LP by Stan Samole. I recall liking it as it had several of the same players as Don Cherry's "Here and Now", but now I can't find any record of it. (pun not intended.)
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hey Mele Kalikimaka to you too! I'll never forget that big Santa in the middle of the palm trees the time we were there in December! ;)
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I found the thing, I had to do an image search. I think this was recorded when all these fellows were at Miami school of music.
ReplyDeleteI remember it being quite nice. Stan Samole – Beauty's Song.
Now I will just say mahalo, and as we say in Hawaii: "if can, can. If no can, no can." either way a big mahalo to you.