Limited Edition of 2,000 Copies!
Remastered from the Original Analogue Tapes by Bernie Grundman!
180g Vinyl LP!
Gilles Peterson has been given the keys to Warner's impressive jazz back-catalogue and hand-selected Yusef Lateef's legendary Detroit Latitude 42° 30' Longitude 83° for Arc Records' next release. The album is Lateef's nostalgic love-letter to his hometown and one of the rawest works in his catalogue, but the record looks forward as well as back. The compositions are laced with the seeds of '70s jazz-funk that would come to dominate the following decade.
Arc Records have given this overlooked piece in Lateef's oeuvre a bespoke reissue treatment. The audio has been remastered from the original tapes by legendary engineer Bernie Grundman - best known for personally mastering industry landmarks such as Michael Jackson's Thriller, Prince's Purple Rain and Dr. Dre's The Chronic, among many others. The artwork, printed on heavyweight card, is faithful to the original down to the 1960s-style tip-on sleeve and features the original sleeve notes alongside updated liner notes. The record itself is pressed on 180-gram black vinyl. The release is physical only and limited to just 2,000 copies.
Features
- Limited Edition - 2,000 Copies
- 180g Vinyl
- Part of a Series of Special Reissues from the Atlantic Jazz Archives - Curated by Gilles Peterson
- Remastered from the Original Analogue Tapes by Bernie Grundman
- Faithfully Reproduced Artwork Printed on Heavyweight Card in a 1960s-Style Tip-On Jacket
- Original Sleeve Notes & Updated Liner Notes
- Signature Arc Records Bellyband
Musicians
Cecil McBee | bass |
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William S. Fischer | conductor |
Norman Pride, Ray Barretto | congas |
Bernard Purdie, Roy Brooks | drums |
Chuck Rainey | electric bass |
Eric Gale | electric guitar |
Albert Heath | percussion |
Hugh Lawson | piano |
Emanuel Green, Gene Orloff, Kermit Moore, Selwart Clarke | strings |
Yusef Lateef | tenor saxophone, flute |
Danny Moore, Jimmy Owens, Snooky Young, Thad Jones | trumpet |
Selections
Side One:
- Bishop School
- Livingston Playground
- Eastern Market
- Belle Isle
Side Two:
- Russell and Eliot
- Raymond Winchester
- Woodward Avenue
- That Lucky Old Sun