Bobby Hutcherson - Components (Blue Note Tone Poet Edition) - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP repressing of this jazz classic. Components was an album by jazz vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, released on the Blue Note tag in 1965. The first side of the LP features compositions by Hutcherson, in a hard bop style, whilst the second side features Joe Chambers' compositions, more in the avant-garde style. Hutcherson describes InchTranquillityInch as Inchso tranquil as to almost suggest no time at all.Inch InchLittle B's PoemInch was written for Bobby's son, Barry, three years old at the time. InchWest 22nd Street ThemeInch, which closes side one, is a reference to a Manhattan section near the 10th Ave, Chelsea, where Hutcherson lived for a while. Side two features Chambers originals. InchMovementInch is Inchlike a six-part theme constantly in motion, held together by a pulse.Inch About InchAirInch, Chambers says InchOnce that's set, they all jump into free counterpoint. As in all the pieces, each voice has to remain independent but in relationship to what's going on around him.Inch InchPastoralInch signifies a comeback to a kind of primitive setting, Inchas if to say to the listener 'This is what we come back to - the familiar, the beginning'.Inch Album Tracks 1. Components (Side A) 2. Tranquility (Side A) 3. Little B's Poem (Side A) 4. West 22nd Street Theme (Side A) 1. Movement (Side B) 2. Juba Dance (Side B) 3. Air (Side B) 4. Pastoral (Side B)

Bobby Hutcherson - InchMontara (Blue Note Tone Poet Edition)Inch. A high-water mark of Bobby Hutcherson's 1970s Blue Note output, Montara, is a feel-good album that found the vibraphonist conjuring up an intoxicating hybrid of Latin jazz and fusion grooves from the percolating rhythms of InchLa Malanga,Inch InchYuyo,Inch and InchOye Como VaInch to the alluring InchMontaraInch and InchLove Song.Inch This stereo Blue Note Tone Poet Edition was produced by Joe Harley, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original analog master tapes, pressed on 180g vinyl at RTI, and packaged in a deluxe tip-on jacket. Album Tracks 1. Camel Rise 2. Montara 3. (Se Acabo) la Malanga 4. Love Song 1. Little Angel 2. Yuyo 3. Oye Como Va

Vinyl LP pressing. The late-1960s and early-1970s were a wildly creative period for Bobby Hutcherson with the vibraphonist freely exploring a wide range of stylistic possibilities from post-bop and the avant-garde to fusion and Latin Jazz. The cutting-edge 1969 session Medina-which wouldn't be first released until 1980 as part of the LT Series-documented one of Hutcherson's most remarkable band line-ups featuring two of his frequent collaborators-Harold Land on tenor saxophone and flute and Joe Chambers on drums-along with Stanley Cowell on piano and Reggie Johnson on bass. The set presented a pair of original compositions each by Hutcherson, Cowell, and Chambers that explored a variety of moods from the churning rhythms of InchAvisInch and InchMedinaInch to the more atmospheric realms of InchComes SpringInch and InchOrientale.Inch