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A Real Guilty Pleasure!I've owned this on LP for many years, and at different points I've pulled this record out for a good listen. Last night, I was going through my records and decided to give it a go. This music is great! So many of the world's finest musicians here, including Herbie Hancock, Steve Lukather, Ian Underwood, and Stevie Wonder. This music I would even say has a strong jazz and funk element to it, and certainly many of the arrangements are more complex than much of the music played either in 1981 or to…
didn't live up to my expectationsFrom what I knew of some of Quincy Jones' other releases, and judging by the comments I'd read, I was expecting something a little jazzier than what I got (especially since Patti Austin's name was attached to it). The CD is well-produced (I wouldn't have expected otherwise), but the selections are pretty standard disco/soul-era pieces with not a lot of creativity and edge. My favorite cut was "Velas" - a sweet, tranquil piece featuring Thielemans' harmonica. "Just Once" and "One Hundred Ways" ha…
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format: 1 x CD catalog number: 3248 release dates: Oct 25 1990 view details |
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