Marion Brown Vista LP

Marion Brown

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SKU:

IMPLP97091

UPC:

600753970911

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Description

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Serene & Colorful 1975 Album on Vinyl LP!

Saxophonist Marion Brown ended his '70s stint at Impulse! Records with this serene and colorful album. Released in 1975, Vista features musicians such as Ed Blackwell (drums), Reggie Workman (bass) and Stanley Cowell (acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes). While Brown wrote the blissful coaster "Vista," the five other compositions are well-chosen, starting with an inviting version of Cowell's "Maimoun" and an impressionistic and deeply meditative take on Stevie Wonder's "Visions."

Features

Vinyl LP

Musicians

Marion Brown	saxophone
Stanley Cowell	acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes
Reggie Workman	bass
Ed Blackwell	drums