Review by Scott YanowTrumpeter Donald Byrd's second jazz album during his comeback after years of playing R&B/funk and then totally neglecting his horn finds him starting to regain his former form. The strong supporting cast (altoist Kenny Garrett, tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson, pianist Donald Brown, bassist Peter Washington and drummer Al Foster) sometimes overshadows the leader on this CD but the music overall (modern hard bop) is rewarding. The sextet performs originals by Byrd, Henderson, Donald Brown, Bobby Hutcherson, James Williams and Duke Ellington ("I Got It Bad").
1. Theme for Malcolm
2. That's All There Is to Love
3. Pomponio
4. Certain Attitude
5. Onliest
6. Around the Corner
7. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
Donald Byrd (t, flh) Kenny Garrett (as) Joe Henderson (ts) Donald Brown (p) Peter Washington (b) Al Foster (d)
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, October 10 & 12, 1989
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Excellent musiciens l'un des derniers de Donald Byrd que je connaisse
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This set is very much worth having! Thank you.
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Thanks for this Grumpy. Some great playing on this record.
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