For Y'all Tribal Tech - 1991 Tribal Tech

Guitarist Scott Henderson is a fusion fanatic's dream, past times virtue of his wild yet fluid in addition to fifty-fifty melodic riffs. Bassist Gary Willis lacks Henderson's hit compositionally in addition to every bit a player, simply all the same manages to maintain the proceedings grooving. Backed past times the keys of David Goldblatt, Joey Heredia's drums in addition to the percussion of Brad Dutz, the ii cast a powerful musical bond every bit Tribal Tech. Unlike their previous album, TT's novel disc features to a greater extent than melodies (the best ones, "Peru" in addition to "Signal Path" are past times Henderson), the softening number of Goldblatt's fundamental soloing in addition to a tighter melody construction in addition to production all around. There's all the same lots in addition to lots of improvising, simply on the less memorable Willis tunes, it seems to instruct on interminably. Pop jazz fans volition in conclusion last able to relate to Henderson's venture playing past times virtue of a smoother context, simply it's all the same generally geared for the guitar lover or student. Extra credit is due for the really creative vocal titles, including "Elvis at the Hop" in addition to "The Necessary Blond." 

Track listing

"Signal Path" (Scott Henderson) – 6:26
"Big Girl Blues" (Scott Henderson) – 6:15
"Dense Dance"(Gary Willis, Scott Willis) – 4:51
"Got Tuh B"(Gary Willis, Scott Willis) – 6:43
"Peru" (Scott Henderson) – 7:23
"Elvis At The Hop" (Scott Henderson) – 4:34
"The Necessary Blonde" (Gary Willis, Scott Willis) – 6:52
"Fight The Giant" (David Goldblatt) – 4:05
"Sub Aqua" (Scott Henderson) – 5:30
"Formula One" (Scott Henderson) – 4:44
"Wasteland" (Gary Willis) – 8:03

Personnel

Scott Henderson - guitar, guitar synthesizer
Gary Willis - bass, synthesizers
David Goldblatt - keyboards
Joey Heredia - drums
Brad Dutz - percussion