Bobby Hutcherson – Head On
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1 At The Source
a. Ashes and Rust
b.Eucalyptus
c. Obsidian
2 Many Thousands Gone
3 Mtume
4 Clockwork Of The Spirits
5 Togo Land
6 Jonathan
7 Hey Harold
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Meeting Vibraphone Jazz ‘Head On’ by Kevin Whitehead September 9, 2008 –
An acclaimed vibraphonist, Bobby Hutcherson has been leading recording sessions since 1965, and recently released his 2007 album, For Sentimental Reasons. Now his 1971 album Head On (Blue Note/EMI) is being re-issued, drawn from a unique jazz session — featuring reeds, flutes and multiple percussion — led by Hutcherson himself.
It’s a portrait of jazz in transition, masterminded by classical, R&B, pop and jazz composer Todd Cochran, who wrote most of it and put his stamp on all of it.
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