Horacee Arnold – Tales Of The Exonerated Flea
In 1974, drummer and composer Horacee Arnold assembled a stellar cast of players for Tales of the Exonerated Flea, his second Columbia album. Following on the heels of 1973’s acclaimed Tribe, Tales was recorded at the height of the jazz-rock fusion era. Arnold’s vision was a wide-ranging one and he recruited players form all over the jazz world, from stalwarts like bassist George Mraz and flutist Art Webb, to vanguardists like Sonny Fortune, to hardcore fusion players like Weather Report’s master percussionist Dom Um Romao, the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s bassist Rick Laird, and keyboardist Jan Hammer…













