Quincy Jones: Body Heat 1LP ETJS-41 the legendary saxophonist Charles Lloyd

the legendary saxophonist Charles Lloyd convened a new trio of musical explorers with Jason Moran on piano and Marvin Sewell on guitar for his 87th birthday concert at the Lobero Theater in Santa Barbara and immediately brought them into the studio to record his remarkable twelfth Blue Note album

Horace Silver's tenure as a Blue Note recording artist was the longest of any artist in the history of the label

I Walk a Little Faster

A3: Those Who Sit And Wait

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Quincy Jones: Body Heat 1LP ETJS-41 the legendary saxophonist Charles LloydA&M Records, 1974 Funky, sensual, and ahead of its time, Body Heat cemented Quincy Jones as a pioneer of sophisticated, groove driven production. Featuring iconic tracks like If I Ever Lose This Heaven and the smouldering title track, this album laid the foundation for the sound of late 70s soul and R&B. With a bold mix of jazz, funk, and cinematic orchestration, this remastered 180g vinyl edition brings the heat like never before. Tracklist & Credits