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REAWAKENING
- First complete limited production
- Latest remastering
- With obi
Wendell Harrison, the founder of "Tribe" and a saxophonist with many great performances since the 70's, first released this album in 1985 on "Rebirth", the rail he started after "Wenha"!
This is an excellent jazz album that shows a return to the spiritual orientation of the label, which is worthy of its "Rebirth" label name, from the contemporary-oriented "Wenha" of the 80s to its roots!
Genre | Jazz |
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Style | Jazz-Funk, Soul-Jazz |
Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | PLP7935 |
Label | P-VINE (JAPAN) |
Artist | WENDELL HARRISON |
Release Date | 12/07/2024 |
Carrier | LP |
Barcode | 4995879079355 |
Pressing | Japan |
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Tracklisting
REAWAKENING
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Wendell Harrison, who reiterates his passion as a jazz musician with the "Rebirth" label name on this album, is joined by his friend Harold Mckinney, another leader of the Detroit jazz scene, on the brilliant "Winter" (M1), a piano-driven opening number. The opening number "Winter" (M1), with the brilliant piano of his friend Harold Mckinney, who is also a leader of the Detroit jazz scene, is followed by "Love Dream" (M2), a light Brazilian jazz song that blends Leon Thomas' warm vocals with a bossa flavor, and the spiritual and freaky "He's He's He's He's He's" (M3), which is a powerful bluesy tune. He's The One We All Knew" (M3), a spiritual and freaky tune that Wendell blows with great gusto. The second half of the album continues the momentum, with the fusion-like title track "Reawakening" (M4) with Wendell's flute playing a light, mellow melody, and the percussive beat and horn section intertwining in all directions to create the jet-black funkiness of "Tons & Tons Of Ofamp" (M5), which is a great example of the jazz sound of the band. Tons & Tons Of B.S." (M5), which is a performance of maturity! He also performed "Where Am I," a Wendell Harrison song that was featured on the Tribe-era classic "An Evening With The Devil," in an innovative arrangement featuring Leon Thomas' vocals, as if tracing his own career. It is a masterpiece suitable for the launch of the new label "Rebirth"!