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Contents.Critical reception awarded the album 3 stars stating 'Last of his albums to enjoy crossover chart activity'.
The Electric Jamal history that accompanied the post some months back prompted me first to search out Ahmad Jamal's, and also to ask around for this 1978 album.Hanimex 3000 (check his ) has come forward with his own vinyl rip and kindly dropped it into the 'Intervals' comments for the ongoing Jamal discography. Merci bien Hanimex!
Please see the text file in the download for more info about his blog, radio show and other things.Well, this one should send some Jamal purists screaming for the hills. Scott Yanow from AMG seemingly collapsed in a fit of indignation after his paragraph review of 'Intervals' and didn't bother with this one. Yanow probably would have had a heart attack if he'd listened to my favourite track here, a version of Steely Dan's 'Black Cow' on which Jamal only plays (gasp) clavinet. It's cute, soulful and has a girl vocal chorus (including Eloise Laws).Like 'Intervals' which followed it the next year, 'One' is an eclectic mix of styles and personnel that did not bode well for sales. Nevertheless, some great tracks here, and worth checking out. I'm a bit worried that this is the second album in a month on this blog with a version of Billy Joel's 'Just the Way You Are', but I'll get over it and so will you.
But is up to the challenge of a compilation??There are no less than three producers here: Richard Evans, who helmed Jamal's initial 20th Century 'electric' releases, such as and; ' arranger/keyboardist; and finally, a Mizell Brothers compatriot/conductor on albums like Donald Byrd's, Bobbi Humphrey's and Johnny Hammond's. But best known later for his production of the.These people are all big production arrangers, and so big productions you get. Melvoin is on synths, and there's another rhodes player on 'Black Cow'.
Said.!!!!Simon, I didn't thought you will write a special post for this album, as it doesn't contain the slightest note of Rhodes (and it's not a masterpiece). But 1° you did and 2° in fact you're offering another special light on my blog! I am deeply grateful.@ Robert:My mate EyeBender found the name, thinking of one of his old game consoles it's also the name of a company specialised in optical material exportation: And as 2000 was over, I opted for the year 3000. Simple.@ jazzstronaut:1) password is ezhevika.blogspot.com2) I own the Eko album and I hope to share it this summer (it's in the '.' , after Batalia:), but you all must be waiting a while, I first have to defend my thesis.@ everybody:Thanks!!! Please be patient, I'm quite sure I won't have time to post a new topic in the 3-4 next weeks. Have a look on myspace, there are podcasts to dwnld.NewB.
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Ahmad Jamal Music
Said.No, this isn't the LP to start an Ahmad Jamal addiction, but once you have one it has to be listened to.All these producers and settings suggests that 20th Century Fox Records were really trying to find Jamal a place in late 1970s jazz. They clearly believed in him. There's been quite a bit of money spent on the production.The LP is far more coherent than Intervals, but doesn't quite hit the high spots. Jamal clearly liked the title track because he recorded it a couple more times (Digital Works and Waltz For Debbie).
Ahmad Jamal Albums
Here it is far more open and expansive. I thought Black Cow would be the real winner, but I'm going to argue it is Just The Way You Are. I think Jamal is really good with schmaltzy tunes, and this really worked! (Well ok, perhaps not the best; but it does work).