Duke/Cobham Live '76

[progman1975]

Just ordered...Any Fans....

[Prehensile Pencil]

Hmmmm. If it were '75, I'd have jumped for joy (Doug Rauch playing bass). But, it's a pretty good album, nonetheless.

[wideopenears]

Ya, I'm a fan. I also have a recording of Rauch with them....but you're talking about the tour with Alphonso Johnson on bass and stick. Fun stuff.

[Shadow]

There are a couple audios and one video on Dime. They all have Johnson on bass, some with horns and some just a four piece.

[No Pride]

Like many albums that come up here in PE, I haven't heard it in decades. Though I never owned it, I do remember liking it when I heard it at a buddy's place. Among other things, it was the first time I'd ever heard John Scofield. So, I take it that it's available on CD?

[MYSTERIOUS TRAVELLER]

a very fun album by two of the very best artists on their respective instruments.

I need to spin it again, but my recollection is joyful

[arturs]

Are you guys talking about the album with Duke and Cobham's heads with some fingers sticking out of them (one of the worst album covers ever IMHO!)?

I believe that all comes from this Montreux show:



Love the whole thing! Even the Mustapha stuff and the girl from outer space... Too bad it isn't out as a double album...

[profusion]

I enjoy this album, but not as much as the albums that George was releasing on his own during this period. I love everything from the straight fusion of Faces In Reflection to the straight R&B of Follow the Rainbow. What a remarkable talent he was.