Double-bassist Ron Carter
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Double-bassist Ron Carter
From left: Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, Ron Carter, Wayne Shorter and Tony Williams in front.
Ron Carter and Randy Weston. Photo by Herb Snitzer
Dom Um Romão - Escravos De Jó (1977)
Dom Um Romao was a Brazilian drummer and composer who worked with everyone from Jobim to Weather Report. This is a fantastic jazzy samba written by Milton Nascimiento, featuring an all-star band. Escravos de Jó is a children’s game played in Brazil, but the lyrics seems to describe the drudgery of the working classes.
my vinyl finds for the day
FREDDIE HUBBARD - Keep Your Soul Together
Alb. "Keep Your Soul Together" (1973)