Weather Report Live in London Import LP

Name: Weather Report Live in London Import LP
Brand: Trading Places
SKU: TRPLP54136
Price: 29.99 USD
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Weather Report

$29.99

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Description

Live Album on Vinyl LP!

Weather Report's long and illustrious career had many twists, turns and revelations. Live in London draws on the best moments of performances delivered at the Hammersmith Odeon in June 1983, with former Chic percussionist Jose Rossy, plus a take of "Corner Pocket" as played at the Dominion Theatre one year later with Mino Cinelu. Mainstay Joe Zawinul mans the ship alongside saxophonist Wayne Shorter, this edition of WR, driven by the frantic beats of Omar Hakim and the bass of Victor Bailey, less showy than Jaco yet just as engaging. Initially cut for radio broadcast, fans of late-era Weather Report will love every moment.