Credits:

Wendell Harrison

Description:

Wendell Harrison, the founder of "Tribe" and a saxophone player who has left many great performances since the 70's, released his first album in 1985 on "Rebirth", the label he started after "Wenha". This is a superb jazz album that shows a return to the spiritual orientation of the label, which was named after the contemporary sound of the 80's. The album is a return to the roots of the "Wenha" label. With this album, Wendell Harrison once again expresses his passion as a jazz musician along with the "Rebirth" label name.The opening number "Winter" (M1), with the brilliant piano of Harold Mckinney, a close ally who has also led the Detroit jazz scene, is followed by "Love Dream" (M2), a light Brazilian jazz tune that blends Leon Thomas' warm vocals with a bossa flavor, and "He's The One We All Knew" (M3), a spiritual and freaky tune that Wendell blows with great energy. The first half of the album is a full-fledged collection of the best of jazz, including "Love Dream" (M2), a light Brazilian jazz tune that blends Leon Thomas' warm vocals with bossa flavors, and "He's The One We All Knew" (M3), a spiritual and freaky tune with Wendell's powerful bellowing. The second half of the album continues the momentum with the fusion-like title track "Reawakening" (M4), a light, mellow melody with Wendell on flute,The percussive beats and horn section intertwine with each other in every direction to create a jet-black funkiness on "Tons & Tons Of B.S." (M5), a mature performance! He also performed "Where Am I," a Wendell Harrison song that appeared on the Tribe-era classic "An Evening With The Devil," in an innovative arrangement featuring Leon Thomas' vocals, as if he were retracing his own career, It is a masterpiece suitable for the launch of the new "Rebirth" label!

Tracklisting:

1.Winter
2.Love Dream
3.He's The One We All Knew
4.Reawakening
5.Tons & Tons Of B.S.
6.Where Am I完