This CD is an illustration of high-quality fusion. Not exclusively are the electronics state-of-the-art for 1989 together with the musicianship impeccable merely several of the master copy melodies are memorable, at that topographic point are lots of funky grooves together with the solos are fiery. Bromberg, a virtuoso histrion on both electrical together with acoustic basses (including the piccolo bass) oft sounds a fleck similar a guitarist; few tin fit his technique equally he shows on his ii unaccompanied solos "Just The Bass" together with "Interlude." Keyboardist Jeff Lorber sounds to a greater extent than creative during his iii invitee spots hither than he does on his ain dates together with at that topographic point are equally good or together with then worthwhile solos from tenor-saxophonist Ernie Watts. This CD from the defunct Intima label volition move difficult to notice merely fans of electrical jazz volition reckon it worth the search.
/search?q=Brian+Bromberg Track listing:
1
Magic Rain
2
Isn't It Beautiful
3
10 West
4
Rio d'
5
Just the Bass
6
Little Steven
7
Blues for Fabian
8
L.A., Land of the Barking Car
9
Interlude
10
Melrose Avenue
Personnel:
Brian Bromberg - (fretted bass, piccolo bass, panning string fretted bass, panning string piccolo bass, piccolo bass synthesizer);
Bill Cantos - (vocals);
Brandon Fields - (alto saxophone);
Ernie Watts, Doug Webb - (tenor saxophone);
Rob Mullins - (piano);
Marc Hugenberger - (keyboards, percussion, programming, keyboard programming);
Jeff Lorber - (keyboards, programming);
Joel Taylor - (drums);
Steve Reid - (percussion)
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