Track List
One For Eric
Zoot Suite
Central Park West
India
Journey To the Twin Planet
Tin Can Alley
Pastel Rhapsody
Riff Raff
Gri Gri Man, The
I Know
Starburst
Ebony
Islands, The
Inflation Blues
Slowdown
Ahmad the Terrible
Monk's Mood
Festival
New Orleans Strut
Third World Anthem
Zoot SuiteAlbum Remarks & Appraisals:
Audiophile Audition
Everyone gets space to shine, and when Warren takes the spotlight, the outcome is an abiding example of bass. The poetical "Pastel Rhapsody" is well named. Twinned flutes are initially heard, then DeJohnette crafts a deeply-felt solo piano. DeJohnette then employs dubbed drums as horns and bass come in. Tin Can Alley was taped at Germany's spacious Tonstudio Bauer, and the remastered sound really brings out the room's efficacious sound and tone, with sterling details from the acoustic piano, drum cymbals, flute and acoustic bass.
Album Notes
Liner Note Author: Bradley Bambarger.
Recording information: Generation Sound Studios, New York, NY (03/1979); Power Station, NY (03/1979); Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg (03/1979); Generation Sound Studios, New York, NY (09/1980); Power Station, NY (09/1980); Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg (09/1980); Generation Sound Studios, New York, NY (09/1982/06/1984); Power Station, NY (09/1982/06/1984); Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg (09/1982/06/1984).
Photographers: Roberto Masotti; Ralph Quinke; Andreas Raggenbass; Isio Saba; Deborah Feingold; Ssirus Pakzad; Karen Schoonmaker.
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