Asante continues Tyner's interest in African music , percussionist Mtume is borrowed from Miles Davis' group and the rest of the band includesHubert Laws (flutes), Gary Bartz (saxes), Andrew White (oboe), Herbie Lewis (bass) and Freddie Waits (drums)

1. Malika

2. Asante

3. Goin' Home

4. Fulfillment

5. Forbidden Land

6. Asian Lullaby

7. Hope

Chico Hamilton - Man from Two Worlds 1982 _IMPULSE


Albert Stinson Bass , Gabor Szabo Guitar , Charles Lloyd Flute, Sax ,
George Bohannon Trombone.

1 Man from Two Worlds 5:53
2 Blues Medley 3:20
3 Forest Flower 10:11
4 Child's Play 3:44
5 Blues for O.T. 4:34
6 Mallet Dance 4:49
7 Love Song to a Baby 3:47
8 Passin' Thru 8:16
9 Transfusion 2:42
10 Lady Gabor 13:15
11 Lonesome Child 5:41

Hip Elegy - Joachim Kuhn

Spacey 70s fusion from MPS

Alphonse Mouzon , John Lee , Philip Catherine ,Terumasa Hino and Nana Vasconcelos

Seven Sacred Pools
Travelling Love
Bed Stories
Hip Elegy in Kingsize
Santa Cruz
First Frisco

Not the usual easy bossa groove .... plenty of killer Afro-Brazilian percussion, this album is one of Sergio's best with titles that include Dorival Caymmi's "Promise of a Fisherman", Oscar Castro Neves' "After Sunrise" and an amazing 18 minute version of Edu Lobo's "Circle Game"

1. Promise of a Fisherman

2. After Sunrise

3. Canto de Ubirantan

4. Iemanjá

5. Pomba Gira

6. Circle Game

7. Promise of a Fisherman

8. Crab

Joe Farrell - Sonic Text

1.Sonic Text
2. When You're Awake
3.The Jazz Crunch
4.If I Knew Where You're At
5.Sweet Rita Suite (Part 1) / Her Spirit
6. Malibu

Joe Farrell (soprano & tenor saxophones, flute); Freddie Hubbard (trumpet, flugelhorn); George Cables (acoustic & electric pianos); Tony Dumas (bass); Peter Erskine (drums). Recorded November 1979.

The Golden Sword ~ Gerald Wilson

Bandleader-arranger Gerald Wilson has always been a great admirer of bullfighters, and the powerful "Carlos" from this album became a permanent part of his repertoire. The other nine selections also pay tribute to aspects of Mexico and the soloists (which include trumpeters Jimmy Owens, Conte Candoli, and Nat Meeks; Roy Ayers or Victor Feldman on vibes; guitarist Laurindo Almeida; and the tenors of Harold Land and Teddy Edwards) seem quite inspired by the material. One of Gerald Wilson's most memorable albums.


01. The Golden Sword
02. Man Of La Mancha
03. The Breeze And I
04. Carlos
05. Chanson Du Feu Follet
06. Mi Corazon
07. Blues Latinese
08. The Feather
09. La Mentira
10. The Serpent



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Gillespiana Suite composed by Lalo Schifrin

Prelude (7:08)
Blues (12:09)
Panamericana (5:26)
Africana (13:56)
Tocata (14:33)

featuring Jon Faddis, Paquito D'Rivera, Alex Acuña, Marcio Doctor, John Riley, and Heiner Wiberny