Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Harold Land - A New Shade of Blue (1971) [vinyl]
A lost chapter in the legendary Harold Land/Bobby Hutcherson relationship – and a record that often gets overlooked. The set is a great moody mellow bit of jazz funk, recorded with Buster Williams on bass, Bill Henderson on electric piano, and Billy Hart on drums. Mtume sits in on congas, and the tracks have a very soulful groove that's different than the duo's work on Blue Note, but which also has the same sense of funkiness. Titles include "Mtume", "Ode To Angela", and "De-Liberation". © 1996-2012, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
Well not my idea of jazz-funk, this is straight ahead jazz and a logical development from the previous Blue Notes!
1 A New Shade Of Blue (Land)
2 Mtume (Hutcherson)
3 Ode To Angela (Land)
4 De-Liberation (Land)
5 Short Subject (Land)
Harold Land (ts); Bobby Hutcherson (vib); Buster Williams (b); Bill Henderson (p); Billy Hart (d); Mtume (per)
Recording date unknown (released 1971), New York, NY
Link accessible to browsers now in comments (I'm amazed that everybody isn't using Jdownloader2 to download!)
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Bobby Hutcherson,
Harold Land
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ReplyDeleteLove Harold Land.
ReplyDeleteI was fortunate to see him and Bobby Hutcherson together, The Timeless All-Stars, as a part of so many Bay Area festivals that it became a family joke. Every show was great.
Thanks again for Mr. Land. I'm not familiar with him but am looking forward to listening to him and Hutcherson together.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Grumpy. This is so cool! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed. Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteSuch an attractive session from Harold Land/Bobby Hutcherson! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery tasty stuff! Thanks Grumpy.
ReplyDeleteThanks, as usual a very enjoyable listen. Impeccable taste!
ReplyDeleteBelated thanks for this -- I've been listening to it a lot recently. I really love anything Hutch/Land did together and had forgotten about this one. It's really something that they were able to have such an immediately recognizable sound despite multiple rhythm sections. It's a shame this album's been so overlooked! Thank you again for the great rip.
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My LP vinyl>flac + scans
It says the file does not exist.
ReplyDeleteIt does exist but your browser can't access it! Jdownloader2 can, however as some people insist on using browsers to download...
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CLASP
ReplyDeleteClasp indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, look forward to one I've never heard.
ReplyDeleteThanks grumpy!
ReplyDeleteThanks grumpy - a new Land for me
ReplyDeleteHad forgotten that session! You never loose with that team: Harold & Bobby were made for each other, never delivered less than uplifting records or concerts.
ReplyDeleteThks for the music & good old memories.
zardoz1984
Many thanks.
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