Sam Most - Flute Flight (1976) [vinyl>flac]

Review by Chris Sheridan, Jazz Journal, October 1978:
Anyone who believes a flute-led quartet date is a cure for insomnia is certain to be caught napping by the ferocity of Most's attack on the opener. This most neglected of flautists leaps from the stop-time theme into a brisk solo of bristling clarity. And after Lou, Monty and Donald have had a say, Most wastes no time reminding us that the technique of humming along with a solo was pioneered by himself.
It Might As Well Be Spring is a pretty duet for Sam and Lou, while neither Flying Down To Rio nor Sagittarian Samba are ordinary bossas. Bailey's drums rustle trenchantly — indeed, the entire trio is rather more snappy than one might expect on a flute album.
This is a very good record, so, as Xanadu's gaffer is wont to say - enjoy!

01 The Humming Blues 5:31
02 It Might As Well Be Spring 6:35
03 Flying Down To Rio 7:44
04 Sagittarian Samba 6:16
05 Last Night When We Were Young 5:44
06 It Happened In Monterey 3:11
07 Am I Blue 5:55

Sam Most - flute; Lou Levy - piano; Monty Budwig - bass; Donald Bailey - drums
Recorded: December 28 1976
(Xanadu 141)

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