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Some god of groove must have kissed or at least caressed, on a roughly indefinable day at the beginning of the seventh decade of the twelfth century, the Detroit trumpeter Donald Byrd, a first-hour hard-bopper and a glitzy funkster of the second. Discover the review
Some god of groove must have kissed or at least caressed, on a roughly indefinable day at the beginning of the seventh decade of the twelfth century, the Detroit trumpeter Donald Byrd, a first-hour hard-bopper and a glitzy funkster of the second.
With this album, Donald decidedly changes course and, leaving Hard Bop behind, skillfully sails toward crossover music and more specifically a jazz infused with funk with R&B and soul nuances. Discover the review
With this album, Donald decidedly changes course and, leaving Hard Bop behind, skillfully sails toward crossover music and more specifically a jazz infused with funk with R&B and soul nuances.
This is Byrd’s last Hard Bop album before his “transition” to fusion, an artistic choice culminating in the 1973 masterpiece “Black Byrd.” Discover the review
This is Byrd’s last Hard Bop album before his “transition” to fusion, an artistic choice culminating in the 1973 masterpiece “Black Byrd.”
From the album cover, Donald Byrd lays down his royal flush, and that’s it—all bets are off. Discover the review
From the album cover, Donald Byrd lays down his royal flush, and that’s it—all bets are off.
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