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What a wonderful surprise this album turned out to be...
I'm gonna admit that I bought this album from my local record store for 2 reasons. I liked the cover and I liked the idea of a record label called Black Jazz Records.The music on this is exploratory and extraordinary. It is not so out there that it is difficult to consume but it's not your ordinary 70's jazz fusion album either. Walter Bishop Jr was a talented pianist who possibly came along at the wrong time.Now onto the quality of the record itself. It is extremely well pressed, came housed in a MoFi type antistatic sleeve. The music is punchy, dynamic and sings with a resonance that rivals pressings from MoFi, AP, MMJ and Classic records. Well worth the purchase for an exploratory Bop/Fusion/Funk recording that sounds fantastic and will keep your toes tapping while it plays on your system. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020
The music on this is exploratory and extraordinary. It is not so out there that it is difficult to consume but it's not your ordinary 70's jazz fusion album either. Walter Bishop Jr was a talented pianist who possibly came along at the wrong time.
Now onto the quality of the record itself. It is extremely well pressed, came housed in a MoFi type antistatic sleeve. The music is punchy, dynamic and sings with a resonance that rivals pressings from MoFi, AP, MMJ and Classic records. Well worth the purchase for an exploratory Bop/Fusion/Funk recording that sounds fantastic and will keep your toes tapping while it plays on your system. Highly recommended.
What a wonderful surprise this album turned out to be...
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020
I'm gonna admit that I bought this album from my local record store for 2 reasons. I liked the cover and I liked the idea of a record label called Black Jazz Records.Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020
The music on this is exploratory and extraordinary. It is not so out there that it is difficult to consume but it's not your ordinary 70's jazz fusion album either. Walter Bishop Jr was a talented pianist who possibly came along at the wrong time.
Now onto the quality of the record itself. It is extremely well pressed, came housed in a MoFi type antistatic sleeve. The music is punchy, dynamic and sings with a resonance that rivals pressings from MoFi, AP, MMJ and Classic records. Well worth the purchase for an exploratory Bop/Fusion/Funk recording that sounds fantastic and will keep your toes tapping while it plays on your system. Highly recommended.
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Noel Maria Carvalho de Miranda
Jazz honesto e competente
Reviewed in Spain on October 30, 2023
