Foot Notes

Part two of Miles Davis in Osaka Japan.

1. Prelude Part two
2. Maiysha

Organist Larry Young's approach to playing
is fresh and different that evokes a
different feeling and mood. The members
of the group blend in perfectly.

1. Majestic Soul
2. Evening

Larry Young - Organ
Hank White - fluegelhorn
Tyrone Washington - Tenor sax
Hebert Morgan - Tenor sax
Eddie Wright - guitar
Edward Gladden - Drums
Stacey Edwards - Conga

This music is dedicated to the
mystic, Ohnedaruth, known
as John Coltrane during the
period September 23, 1926
to July 17, 1967 - ALICE
COLTRANE

1. Lovely Sky Boat
2. Oceanic Beloved
3. Atmic Peace

Alice Coltrane - Harp
Jimmy Garrison - Bass
Rashied Ali - Drums
June 6, 1968

Herbie Hancock is playing a
variety of electronics on this
set recorded in 1973. It was an
unusual sound for the time period.

1. HORNETS

MWANDISHI
(Herbie Hancock)
Synthesizers, Electric Piano, Clavinet
with Fuzz-Wah, Echoplex, Guiro, Phase
Shifter

MWILE
(Benny Maupin)
Clairnet, Afuche, Hum-A-Zoo,
Piccolo, Bass Clairnet

MGANGA
(Dr. Eddie Henderson)
Flugelhorn

PEPO
(Julian Priester)
Alto Trombone

MCHEZAJI
(Buster Williams)
Electric Bass with Wah-Wah and
Fuzz

JABALI
(Billy Hart)
Drums

This set was recorded live @
Osaka Festival Hall, Japan,
February 1, 1975

1. Prelude Part 1

Miles Davis - Trumpet, Organ
Sonny Fortune - Alto Saxophone
Michael Henderson - Fender bass
Pete Cosey - Guitar, Synthi.
Al Foster - Drums
Reggie Lucas - Guitar
Mtume - Conga, Percussion, Water Drum

One of the Progenitor's of Be-Bop and modern
Jazz trumpet, John Burkes (Dizzy) Gillespie is
presented here putting a twist on a Negro
Spiritual Swing Low Sweet Chariot. The next
tune is Mas Que Nada (Pow, Pow, Pow) which
is a Latin tune that Dizzy brought to modern
Jazz playing.

1. Swing Low Sweet Cadillac
2. Mas Que Nada (Pow, Pow, Pow)

Recorded live @ The Memory Lane in
Los Angeles, California on May 25, 26, 1967

Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet
James Moody - Alto and Tenor Saxophone
Mike Longo - Piano
Frank Schifano - Electric Piano
Candy Finch - Drums

1. Achtud El Buod (Children's Song)

2. Don't Drink That Corner, My Life Is In The Bush

3. Air Show

Henry Threadgill - alto & tenor saxophone, flute, eastern banjo

Cassandra Wilson - vocals

Fred Hopkins - bass

Pheeroan Aklaff - percussion

June 2 & 3 1986

Lonnie Liston Smith (Live) - Side B

1. Visions Of A New World (PHASE ONE)
2. Visions Of A New World (PHASE TWO)
3. Watercolors
4. Sunset

Recored Live @ Smucker's Cabaret, Brooklyn, N.y.
May 19, 20, & 21, 1977

Lonnie Liston Smith a talented keyboardist and vocalist, was outstanding in the 60's/70's, and a creator of the cosmic/spiritual genre...

Expansions/Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes - 1975