JAMES LEARY - LEGACY 1980

Next up is the very fine James Leary on bass with his debut recording on Blue Collar Records, with a full brass ensemble and the superb Joe Henderson on tenor taking the lead chair. A very impressive, uplifting recording.

James Leary - Bass
Joe Henderson - Tenor Saxophone
George Cables - Piano
Eddie Marshall - Drums
Kenneth Nash - Percussion
Babatunde Michael Lea - Percussion (Remember to smile)
Plus full brass & woodwind section

Today's song
Remember to smile
Twenty five - Mr. X
So far so good
Legacy
Waltz for monday
Wajumbe

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EDDIE MARSHALL - DANCE OF THE SUN 1977

I have been keen to post something by the marvelous vibist Bobby Hutcherson but his recordings have been so generously documented by the gents at OIR and PP, I decided to feature his favoured sidemen of many excellent dates. So first up is the propulsion of drummer Eddie Marshall, heartfelt stuff.

Manny Boyd - Tenor & soprano saxophones
Bobby Hutcherson - Vibraharp
George Cables - Piano
James Leary - Bass
Eddie Marshall - Drums & percussion

The high priestess of gone
The stroll
Salt peanuts
Danielle
But I refuse to come down
Andree

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NEW YORK MARY - A PIECE OF THE APPLE 1976

A grooving slice of pie served up from this New York jazz funking outfit, enjoy with custard.

Bruce Johnstone - Baritone & alto saxophones, flute
Rick Petrone - Electric & phaser bass
Joe Corsello - Drums, percussion
Ron Friedman - Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Robert Aries - Electric piano, synths
Gene Bertoncini - Electric guitar
Pete Levin - Keyboards
The Don Elliott Singers

Rush hour
Back to being one
Midnight magic
Zoo mouth
Mr. mystery
Just as long as we have love
Greasy street
Aftermath

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