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Long-considered Charles Mingus’ masterpiece
but with a couple of important differences: the absence of Duke Ellington himself on several cuts (with Billy Strayhorn taking over on piano)
and just as wonderful as its predecessor
Festival Minor - 6:45
but 1966’s “Adam’s Apple” featuring Herbie Hancock
sam rivers contours tone poet vinyl 105877 size:OS Long-considered Charles Mingus’ masterpieceSaxophonist & flutist Sam Rivers followed up his striking debut Fuchsia Swing Song with the tremendous album Contours, which was recorded at Rudy Van Gelders Englewood Cliffs, NJ studio in 1965 with a top flight band featuring Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass, and Joe Chambers on drums. The quintet explored four of Rivers engaging original compositions"Point of Many Returns" "Dance of the Tripedal" "Euterpe" &
