Lenny White - Big City (1977) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Lenny White
- Title: Big City
- Year Of Release: 1977
- Label: Wounded Bird Records[WOU 441]
- Genre: Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Jazz Funk
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 37:27
- Total Size: 94 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 Big City 05:22
2 Sweet Dreamer 04:39
3 Interlude A: Egypt 01:01
4 Interlude B: Nocturne 01:18
5 Rapid Transit 03:58
6 Ritmo Loco 01:18
7 Dreams Come And Go Away 03:33
8 Enchanted Pool Suite: Prelude; Part 1; Part 2 09:28
9 And We Meet Again 07:06
On his second solo album, Big City, Return to Forever drummer Lenny White leads an all-star cast on a jaunt through the diverse worlds of jazz fusion. The title track is a groove-oriented monster that unites the Brian Auger Oblivion Express with the Tower of Power horn section. While "Sweet Dreamer" is a soft ballad that features the singing of Linda Tillery, and "Rapid Transit" is a study in funk built around the bass playing of Verdine White, both songs benefit from the presence of Herbie Hancock on electric piano. Not to be forgotten, Lenny White shows off his penchant for sharp and accelerated drum cadences on interludes titled "Egypt" and "Ritmo Loco." Yet his leanings towards rock are taken a bit too far with Ray Gomez and Neal Schon trading epic guitar solos on "Dreams Come and Go Away" as well as "And We Meet Again." Fortunately the gap between sonic freak-outs is bridged by the exceptional "Enchanted Pool Suite," which features Miroslav Vitous on acoustic bass, Jerry Goodman on violin, and Jan Hammer on Minimoog.~Robert Gabriel
1 Big City 05:22
2 Sweet Dreamer 04:39
3 Interlude A: Egypt 01:01
4 Interlude B: Nocturne 01:18
5 Rapid Transit 03:58
6 Ritmo Loco 01:18
7 Dreams Come And Go Away 03:33
8 Enchanted Pool Suite: Prelude; Part 1; Part 2 09:28
9 And We Meet Again 07:06
On his second solo album, Big City, Return to Forever drummer Lenny White leads an all-star cast on a jaunt through the diverse worlds of jazz fusion. The title track is a groove-oriented monster that unites the Brian Auger Oblivion Express with the Tower of Power horn section. While "Sweet Dreamer" is a soft ballad that features the singing of Linda Tillery, and "Rapid Transit" is a study in funk built around the bass playing of Verdine White, both songs benefit from the presence of Herbie Hancock on electric piano. Not to be forgotten, Lenny White shows off his penchant for sharp and accelerated drum cadences on interludes titled "Egypt" and "Ritmo Loco." Yet his leanings towards rock are taken a bit too far with Ray Gomez and Neal Schon trading epic guitar solos on "Dreams Come and Go Away" as well as "And We Meet Again." Fortunately the gap between sonic freak-outs is bridged by the exceptional "Enchanted Pool Suite," which features Miroslav Vitous on acoustic bass, Jerry Goodman on violin, and Jan Hammer on Minimoog.~Robert Gabriel
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