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- Originally recorded in 1965 but not released until 1980
- Featuring Herbie Hancock (piano), Cecil McBee (bass) and Joe Chambers (drums)
- Showcasing four Wayne compositions including the classic ‘Indian Song’ plus one by legendary composer/arranger Gil Evans (‘Barracudas’)
- A fascinating document from the peak period of Shorter’s Blue Note career
- Chronologically belongs between the albums The Soothsayer and The All Seeing Eye
lue Note’s new Tone Poets series.The Tone Poets series is a set of vinyl reissues celebrating the legendary label’s sonic voyagers, artists who forged their own paths to produce some truly original sounds. The collection was borne of Blue Note President Don Was’s admiration for the exceptional audiophile rereleases issued by the independent company Music Matters. Attention to detail has been paid to getting these reissues right in every conceivable way, from the jacket graphics to the print quality; from Kevin Gray’s superior vinyl mastering to the 180G pressings by Record Technology Inc. Consumers will not find superior versions of these LPs – they are audiophile vinyl products with high-gloss gatefold packaging and bonus images from the recording sessions.
