Hutcherson's 1971 album 'San Francisco' offers a compelling blend of jazz improvisation and contemporary soul, funk, and R&B influences. The album captures a specific moment in jazz fusion, reflecting the vibrant musical landscape of its namesake city.
- The album was recorded in San Francisco at Different Fur Studios on January 23, 1971.
- It features a unique ensemble including bassists Gregory Cook and Bruce Farrell, drummer Mickey Roker, and percussionist Olen Allen, alongside reed players Harold Land and Leon Thomas.
- 'San Francisco' was a departure from some of Hutcherson's earlier, more avant-garde work, embracing a groovier, more accessible sound.
Bobby Hutcherson is a vibraphonist known for his work in hard bop and soul jazz. He was a key figure in the Blue Note Records stable of artists during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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