Eric Gale - Multiplication

Styles: Guitar Jazz
Year: 1977
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 37:31
Size: 86,3 MB
Art: Front

(7:24)  1. Oh! Mary Don't You Weep
(5:55)  2. Thumper
(5:26)  3. Multiplication
(8:30)  4. Morning Glory
(4:53)  5. Gypsy Jello
(5:22)  6. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

A guitarist who was used for many R&B-oriented dates and occasionally played jazz, Eric Gale had an appealing sound and was best while performing lazy melodic blues. He was most significant to the jazz world in the early '70s, when he recorded often as a sideman for CTI, later on with the group Stuff, and on isolated tracks on his own sessions. Gale's fine 1987 EmArcy set In a Jazz Tradition shows what he could really do. ~ Scott Yanow https://itunes.apple.com/lb/album/multiplication/id921843571

Personnel:  Eric Gale (Guitar); Willie Weeks (Bass); Charles McCracken , Richard Locker (Cello); Bob James  (Clavinet, Synthesizer, Producer); Steve Gadd (Drums); Ralph MacDonald (Percussion); Richard Tee (Piano, Organ); Jerry Dodgion (Saxophone Alto); George Marge (Saxophone Baritone); Eddie Daniels (Saxophone Tenor); Paul Faulise , Wayne Andre (Trombone); David Taylor (Trombone Bass); Jon Faddis , Lew Soloff , Marvin Stamm , Randy Brecker (Trumpet); Barry Finclair, Emanuel Vardi (Viola); David Nadien, Harold Kohon, Harry Cykman, Harry Lookofsky, Lamar Alsop, Matthew Raimondi, Max Ellen, Max Pollikoff (Violin).

Multiplication

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