Superb groove from a master of funky jazz
A masterpiece of the 70s fusion scene, woven together by members of the staff led by Richard Tee.
The album features a superb ensemble with Eric Gale on guitar and Chuck Rainey on bass, centered around Tee's ingenious keyboard work. As the title "Strokin'" suggests, the high level of technique displayed by the technicians on each instrument is impressive, and the album is packed with outstanding performances that allow you to fully appreciate their abilities as studio musicians.
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7 TRACKS:
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1)
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First Love
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2)
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Every Day
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3)
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Strokin'
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4)
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I Wanted It Too
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5)
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Virginia Sunday
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6)
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Jesus Children Of America
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7)
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Take The "A" Train
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Producer - Bob James
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Tenor Saxophone - Michael Brecker
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Guitar - Eric Gale
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Percussion - Ralph MacDonald
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Strings - Kermit Moore
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Trumpet - Jon Faddis
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Mastered By - Vladimir Meller
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Concertmaster - David Nadien
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Strings - Harry Cykman
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Engineer [Assistant] - Ollie Cotton
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Vocals - Frank Floyd
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Bass - Chuck Rainey
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Trumpet - Randy Brecker
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Arranged By, Conductor - Richard Tee
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Piano, Electric Piano - Richard Tee
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Vocals - Richard Tee
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Drums - Steve Gadd
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Strings - Selwart Clarke
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Strings - Al Brown
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Tenor Saxophone - Seldon Powell
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Strings - Paul Gershman
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Strings - Max Pollikoff
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Strings - Beverly Lauridsen
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Vocals - Bill Eaton
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Engineer [Assistant] - Tim Bomba
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Strings - Guy Lumia
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Trombone - Barry Rogers
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Strings - Jesse Levy
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Strings - Jonathan Abramowitz
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Vocals - Zachary Sanders
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Strings - Kathy Kienke
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Strings - Richard Sortomme
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Vocals - Ken Williams
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Engineer - Joe Jorgensen
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Engineer [Assistant] - Vern Carlson
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Strings - Stan Pollock
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Strings - Max Cahn
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Strings - Gudun Schaumann
