Larry Dunn, Dale Hall, Gary Logan, Ed Manning, Joe Spencer
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Larry Dunn, Dale Hall, Gary Logan, Ed Manning, Joe Spencer
Happy birthday Larry Dunn
Larry Dunn, Dale Hall, Gary Logan, Ed Manning, Joe Spencer
Happy birthday Larry Dunn
Adventures in Crate Digging: Earth Wind And Fire and an extended interlude.
Everyone knows Earth Wind & Fire’s 1981 album “Raise!” for the 1st track and huge hit, “Let’s Groove”. But for me, it’s the first track on side B that changed everything. I think I play this track more than “In The Stone” from “I Am” in 1979.
Larry Dunn, EWF’s keyboardist at this time, had a huge custom keyboard rig that I actually laid eyes on when I was a kid and saw the band on tour. This is just him jamming, but it’s such a grand fusion of their Afro-funk thing and a mix that was ahead of its time.
Maurice White is credited with writing this, but nobody can really take credit for this. It grooves and takes on a life of its own.
"Colors In Space" by Ramsey Lewis
personnel: Ramsey (grand piano & co-fender rhodes), Larry Dunn (keyboards & co-writer, co-arranger, & co-producer), Maurice White (co-writer & co-arranger), Allen Toussaint (oberheim, vocoder, moog, & co-producer), Sam Henry Jr. (yamaha electric piano & co-fender rhodes), David Barard & Kenny Burke (bass), Leo Nocentelli & Roland Bautista (guitar), Herman V. Ernest III or James Gadson (drums), and Kenneth Williams, Paulinho da Costa, Fred White, & Philip Bailey (percussion).