The Billy Cobham / George Duke Band – "Live" On Tour In Europe

Yo this record is such a sick frickin jam. Def one to get down to anytime, anywhere

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I haven’t compared this one to other pressnings but I think it does sound very good. Dynamic and detailed with not to much surface noice.

After two studio recordings, this impressive band hit the road and stopped this session with keyboardist George Duke. Their meeting provided an erratic but contagious recording. "Hip Pockets", composed by Cobham, and "Ivory Tattoo", composed by Scofield, kick off the session with some intense executions. Things get a little silly with "Space Lady" (a song that probably worked best live), and a little melodramatic with "Almustafa the Beloved". "Do What Cha Wanna" features Duke on vocals and, ironically, made it into Cobham's Best of Billy Cobham. The closest, "Frankenstein Goes to the Disco", is primarily a vehicle for Cobham, while "Sweet Wine" and "Juicy" are good jam sessions. Despite some mawkish moments, this is a fun session that continues to be one of Cobham's most sought after recordings

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What an awesome line up. The band's other members are Alphonso Johnson and John Scofield.