This nice brazilian jazz lp was recorded by pianist George Muribus in 1976 for Catalyst records.
Actually, as the liner notes say, it can be separated into 2 parts: first side is more oriented to brazilian electric sounds while side B is accoustic and played on a very inspired piano / bass / drums jazz mode. To me, kind of a classic.
Musicians:
George Muribus: electric piano (side A) / accoustic piano (side B) - Michael Howell: guitar - Vince Denham: saxophone - Vince Lateano: drums - Willie Colon: conga - Dave Dunaway: bass (side A) - Len Lasher: bass (side B)
The Dolphin
1. Brazilian Tapestry
2. I Won't Last A Day Without You
3. The Dolphin
4. Pocrasni
5. Diminishing Returns
6. Night Flower
7. Alon
9 comments:
thanks pollux :)
nice job with these last couple of posts! thx
A Great post.
Thanks Pollux.
not too many pinoy jazz albums around. thank you so much for sharing.
thanks for your comments !
Thanks Pollux, I'm interested in any album with Michael Howell on guitar.
Cheers
you're welcome boogieman,
All the best
Great post my Friend,
You know something more about this pianist?. I'ts just impossible to find some info about him.
Regards
Jazzy
Hi Jazzy and thanks for your comments !
Indeed you're right there is few info about him on the web ! I only know that he played as a sideman with Latin rock combo named Azteca (I uploaded their eponymous lp some months ago). He also recorded some more albums as a leader : "Trio '77" and "Introducing" (i've never seen this one).
I found HERE a short spanish review about him if you're interested !
Cheers :)
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