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The Master (Remastered) Chico Hamilton
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Album-Release:
1973
HRA-Release:
24.11.2023
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- 1 One Day Five Months Ago 08:03
- 2 Feels Good 05:35
- 3 Fancy 03:13
- 4 Stu 04:00
- 5 Gengis 04:10
- 6 Conquistadores ’74 03:33
- 7 Stacy 04:23
- 8 I Can Hear The Grass Grow 04:10
Info for The Master (Remastered)
50th Anniversary Edition of Chico Hamilton’s soul jazz classic The Master, recorded for Stax Records with backing from Lowell George and Little Feat. Remastered by Jeff Powell from the original tapes.
"I grew up listening to Chico Hamilton and a totally excellent bit of funk from Chico Hamilton working with a great group that more than helps their leader live up to the album's title! The record's a real lost gem and it's got Chico working in much funkier territory than before, grooving with complicated rhythms, and a heavy sound that features lots of work on organ and guitar. Lowell George (of Little Feat fame) is playing slide guitar in the group, giving the sound a great, muddy propellant which only gets stronger with the help of Simon Nava and Sam Clayton on congas, plus heavy organ and piano by Stu Garner, Jerry Aiello and Bill Payne. Ageless music with rhythm throughout and extended jams between Lowell and Chico, great stuff. Includes the killer Latin groover "Conquistadores 74", plus "Stu", "Feels Good", "Fancy", "Stacy", Gengis "and" I Can Hear The Grass Grow "." (Rick Ransom, AMG)
Paul Barrere, guitar
Lowell George, slide guitar
Stu Gardner, organ
Bill Payne, piano
Kenny Gradney, bass
Chico Hamilton, drums
Sam Clayton, congas
Simon Nava, congas
Digitally remastered
Please Note: we do not offer the 192 kHz version of this album, because there is no considerable or audible difference to the 96 kHz version!
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