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Music Of The Sun
LP (Item 3200) Tabu, 1978 — Condition: Used
Jazz bassist Lamont Johnson's always been a pretty good talent, but he sounds even better on this sweet LP produced and arranged by Jerry Peters during the late 70s. Peters always brings interesting elements to his work – adding in complicated approaches to songs that push them past their usual format – and working here with Johnson, he comes up with a mixture of funk and spacey jazzy sounds, almost in the mode of some of Lonnie Liston Smith's albums on Columbia, but perhaps with a bit more of a straight soul component. Titles include "Sister Fine", "Hey Girl", "Music Of The Sun", "This Must Be Heaven", and "Yours Truly, Discreetly". (White label promo. Includes the insert. Cover has a tracklist sticker, a promo stamp and some light wear.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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