| A1 | Bayou Fever | 8:41 | X | |
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Bass -
Eddie Gomez
Drums - Jack DeJohnette Guitar, Mandolin - John Abercrombie Trumpet - Lester Bowie | ||||
| A2 | The Gri Gri Man | 4:45 | X | |
| Congas, Drums, Organ, Timpani - Jack DeJohnette | ||||
| A3 | To Be Continued | 9:12 | X | |
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Bass -
Miroslav Vitous
Drums - Jack DeJohnette Guitar - Terje Rypdal | ||||
| B1 | One For Eric | 9:51 | X | |
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Bass -
Peter Warren
Clarinet [Bass Clarinet] - David Murray Drums - Jack DeJohnette Saxophone [Alto Saxophone] - Arthur Blythe | ||||
| B2 | Unshielded Desire | 4:48 | X | |
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Drums -
Jack DeJohnette
Guitar - John Abercrombie | ||||
| B3 | Blue | 8:14 | X | |
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Bass -
Dave Holland
Mandolin - John Abercrombie Piano - Jack DeJohnette | ||||
Unimaginative 'dance' formula copycat crap emulating what could eventually be called music unable to reach any depth in feelings or emotions (if you kids aren't on drug and even then). Jack Dejohnette concluding this compilation of works here just need a piano and a friend with a mandolin another with a bass, nothing more to prove brillianty that not much gear is needed to deliver. Blissfull but also melancolic -and- very nice sounding compositions, able to transport you off gravity all the same. Computer boffins tweaking muzak complaining they miss this or that plug-in or software or special device to achive what they envision are missing the point and are to ridicule, for they just cannot play, not even in a non academic just playful way, as a three chords New-Wave riff could suffice. Enjoying this release of deep music from a land outside 4/4 totalitarism is a sweet joy.