Great session of 70's Latin
jazz, featuring some excellent trumpet playing by the great Virgil Jones, and
some soprano work by Hugh Brodie. The band has a fairly mysterious origin - but
they've got the kind of wonderful warm 70s Latin jazz sound that you'd only
find on a rare few records. Tracks include the title cut, "Dorian",
and "Al Haqq (The Truth)". A really nice bit of Latin from the 70's,
and a solid release all the way through! ~ Dusty Groove, Inc.
Cobblestone Records, CST 9014,
1972
Muse Records, MR 5122, 1980
Recorded June, 1972 At Town
Sound Studio, Englewood, New Jersey
Personnel:
Emanuel K. Rahim - Congas,
Bata, Cowbell
Virgil Jones - Trumpet,
Flugelhorn
Kiane Zawadi - Trombone
Hugh Brodie - Soprano
Saxophone
George Gold - Piano
James Patterson - Guitar
Alex Blake - Bass
Mike Richmond - Bass (#B1)
Johnny Griggs, Ray Armando,
Tommy Dirk - Percussion
Ralph Sawyer - Vocals
(#A3,B3)
Tracks:
A1. Total Submission {Emanuel
K. Rahim} (9:07)
A2. Spirit Of Truth {Emanuel
K. Rahim} (7:51)
A3. Al-Alim [The Knower]
{Emanuel K. Rahim} (3:11)
B1. Al Haqq [The Truth]
{Emanuel K. Rahim} (9:49)
B2. Dorian {Emanuel K. Rahim}
(5:26)
B3. Exodus {Ernest Gold}
(4:37)
Credits:
Producer - Larry Fallon
Recording Engineer - Orville
O'Brian
Cover - Ron Warwell
