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After giving Clarke's fans a taste of some live tapes of the School Days band on I Wanna Play for You, Epic waited until 1991 to put another batch of them out, well after it would have been commercially feasible to do so. But no matter, for this CD captures one of Clarke's best electric bands -- maybe his best band, period -- in a number of gigs in the U.S. and U.K., mixing up the jazz, funk, and rock into a high-energy, musically literate brew. A lot of this album recycles then-existing material, but the live conditions add flashes of spontaneity and sometimes considerable interest to jazz fans. Along with the core of Raymond Gomez (guitar), Peter Robinson or David Sancious (keyboards), and Gerry Brown (drums), Clarke used a four-piece horn section to which he gives sophisticated voicings, several solos, and on "The Magician," quasi-Baroque turns. There is a thinly stretched (at times) acoustic cat-and-mouse dialogue between Clarke and Sancious on "Bass Folk Song No. 3," plus, in a departure from the format, an Indian-flavored studio outtake of "Desert Song" (with John McLaughlin) from the School Days sessions.
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09 Total Tracks, 64:24 Total Length
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Credits
- Bob Malach - Sax (Tenor) // John McLaughlin - Guitar (Acoustic) // John McLaughlin - Guitar (Acoustic) // David Sancious - Piano // David Sancious - Photography // Ray Gomez - Guitar (Electric) // Gerry Brown - Drums // Stanley Clarke - Guitar // Stanley Clarke - Arranger // Stanley Clarke - Guitar (Electric) // Stanley Clarke - Producer // Stanley Clarke - Main Performer // Stanley Clarke - Photography // David Coleman - Art Direction // Henry Diltz - Photography // Bernie Grundman - Mastering // Al Harrison - Trumpet // Al Harrison - Whistle (Human) // Al Harrison - Piccolo Trumpet // Munyungo Jackson - Percussion // Gary Ladinsky - Engineer // Peter Robinson - Organ // Peter Robinson - Strings // Peter Robinson - Fender Rhodes // Peter Robinson - Moog Bass // Steve Sykes - Mixing // Ed Thacker - Engineer // James Tinsley - Trumpet // James Tinsley - ? // James Tinsley - Piccolo Trumpet // James Tinsley - Alarm Clock // Alfie Williams - Flute // Alfie Williams - Sax (Alto) // Alfie Williams - Sax (Baritone) // Alfie Williams - Sax (Soprano) // Dan Humann - Engineer // Dan Humann - Mixing // Bruce Talamon - Photography
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Performers
Bob Malach played Sax (Tenor) // James Tinsley played Trumpet // David Sancious played Piano // Al Harrison played Trumpet // Raymond Gomez played Guitar // Gerry "The Governor" Brown played Drums // Al Harisson played Trumpet // Alfie Williams played Sax (Baritone) // Darryl (Munyungo) Jackson played Percussion -
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- Instruments:
- Guitar //
- Percussion //
- Piano //
- Trumpet //
- Drums //
- Sax (Baritone) //
- Sax (Soprano) //
- Sax (Tenor) //
- Double Bass
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