Bobby Hutcherson -Montara -Universal CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

1. CAMEL RISE
2. MONTARA
3. (SE ACABO) LA MALANGA
4. LOVE SONG
5. LITTLE ANGEL
6. YUYO
7. OYE COMO VA

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Japan Import

Description:

Alfred Lion and Max Margulis established the Blue Note label in 1939, with photographer Francis Wolff becoming involved shortly afterwards. The caliber of the musicians that recorded for Blue Note coupled with its stylized cover designs has made it one of the most legendary jazz labels of all time. From the dozens of classic albums produced by the Blue Note label, our collection presents some of the most outstanding titles. They have been reissued with all of their original artwork on 180-gram virgin vinyl limited edition pressings, constituting an absolute treasure both for the ears and for the eyes. Bobby Hutcherson (vibes, marimba), with: Oscar Brashear & Blue Mitchell (trumpet); Plas Johnson & Fred Jackson, Jr (flute); Ernie Watts & Fred Jackson, Jr. (tenor saxophone); Eddie Cano (piano); Larry Nash (electric piano); Dennis Budimir (guitar); Chuck Domanico & Dave Troncoso (bass); Harvey Mason (drums); Bobby Matos, Johnny Paloma, Victor Pantoja, Ralph MacDonald, Willie Bobo & Rudy Calzado (percussion). Arranged by Dale Oehler & Bobby Hutcherson. Produced by George Butler. - JAPAN IMPORT

Japanese pressing. Universal. 2018.

"Montara" is a celebrated jazz album by vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, released in 1975 and now available on CD from Universal. This record stands out for its seamless blend of Latin influences, soulful grooves, and sophisticated jazz arrangements. The tracks are characterized by lush instrumentation featuring vibraphone, flute, trumpet, and percussion that create an uplifting yet deeply atmospheric soundscape. "Montara" has become a cult classic among jazz aficionados for its accessible melodies and innovative rhythms?making it both a perfect introduction to Hutcherson?s artistry and an essential addition to any collection. Bobby Hutcherson was one of the most influential vibraphonists in modern jazz history. Renowned for his work with Blue Note Records during the 1960s and 70s, he contributed to landmark albums alongside artists such as Herbie Hancock and Eric Dolphy. His unique approach expanded the expressive possibilities of the vibraphone within post-bop, modal jazz, and fusion genres. Universal Music Group is one of the world?s leading music companies with a vast catalog spanning every genre imaginable. Known for their commitment to high-quality releases?from remastered classics to new recordings?they ensure that timeless works like "Montara" remain accessible to listeners worldwide.

Manufacturer No.:

UCCQ-3023

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