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Summertime
LP (Item 40089) CTI/A&M, 1968 — Condition: Used
A perfect complement to Paul's other early CTI album – From The Hot Afternoon – and like that one, this album's a swirling match of tracks that mix together bossa rhythms, jazzy orchestrations, and Desmond's impeccably sharp alto sax. Don Sebesky handled the arrangements, giving the album a slightly more moody sound than the other CTI set – and players include Airto, Mike Maineri, Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, and Idris Muhammad (as Leo Morris). Titles include "North By Northwest", "Olvidar", "Samba With Some Barbeque", "Where Is Love?", and "Lady In Cement". (A&M promo pressing. Cover has a suggested play sticker, discoloration from age, WGN letters on the back, and a small split on the bottom seam. Spine has a spot of old tape.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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