Name | Alphonse Mouzon (Feat. Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, Lee Ritenour, Seawind Horns) / By All Means (CD, MPS Reissue) |
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Price | 23,000원 |
결제수단 | 카드 결제, 무통장 입금, 적립금, 실시간 계좌이체 |
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For By All Means, Mouzon brought together musicians who were masters in virtually any musical style. The rhythm section belonged to the who's who of the LA studio scene. Electric bassist Scott Edwards had worked with such stars as Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson & Aretha Franklin. 21-year-old guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. was just beginning his stellar career, had recorded with Aretha Franklin and within a few years he would participate in Michael Jackson's Thriller and Bad and would go on to work with the likes of Elton John, George Duke, Al Jarreau, and Marcus Miller. Lee Ritenour began playing and recording with Mouzon in 1974. At the age of 17, Ritenour first worked with Tony Bennett. He was also brought in to put a little more rock in the rock 'n roll of a couple of takes on Pink Floyd's seminal The Wall. Over the years he has recorded with many of the giants of pop, rock, and jazz, and his own recordings have had a slew of Grammy nominations. Herbie Hancock stands beside Mouzon as the other major presence on the recording. Like Mouzon, at the beginning of the eighties he delved into disco, adding danceable grooves to the mix. During this period Mouzon was Herbie's drummer on four of Hancock's albums, so it seems appropriate that these two like-minded musicians came together for this recording. The Seawind Horns provide the last needed ingredient in this tasty musical concoction. Guesting on the title track is trumpet great Freddie Hubbard.
The album is a classic of the period, blending funk, disco and improvisational creativity.