Brian Auger & the Trinity - Befour - VINYL LP

Originally released in 1975 by Muse Records, Night of the Mark VII is a hard bop gem that captures tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan in peak form alongside an all-star rhythm section featuring Cedar Walton on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums. The quartet's chemistry is electric, delivering a set of straight-ahead jazz that balances drive with deep lyricism. Highlights like InchOne for Amos,Inch InchMidnight Waltz,Inch and the moving tribute InchJohn ColtraneInch showcase Jordan's robust tone and masterful phrasing, supported by Walton's elegant touch and Higgins' effortless swing. Warmly recorded and rich in spirit, Night of the Mark VII stands as one of Jordan's finest sessions-a must for collectors and fans of classic, acoustic modern jazz.

Recorded during that unique period in the late '60s when jazz, blues and rock musicians found common ground in London's vibrant subterranean clubs, 1968s Definitely What! Was the second of the run of the four ground-breaking Trinity albums. Showcasing Auger's open-minded approach and his masterful organ & piano skills, the album whips up a rich blend of jazz, R&B, psychedelic touches and soulful grooves, complemented by the tight, dynamic rhythm section of Dave Ambrose (bass) and Clive Thacker (drums).Blending originals with bold reinterpretations, Definitely What! #highlights Auger's experimental, open-minded approach.Released in conjunction with Greg Boraman, Brian's son Karma and Brian Auger himself.Remastered from original tapes

From The Oblivion Express era, there's an intense and driving liveversion of Freedom Jazz Dance, and the alternative mix/radio edit ofMarvin Gaye's Inner City Blues, Brian's mid 80's Italo-disco hit 'NightTrain To Nowhere' - Auger Incorporated has something for the diehard fan and all those new to this extraordinary musicians unmatchable60 year career.