This 1982 release captures Hutcherson in a transitional period, leading a quartet through a mix of originals and standards. It showcases his lyrical melodicism within a more intimate, less overtly avant-garde setting than his 1960s work.
- The album was recorded in 1982, featuring a quartet with Billy Childs on piano, John Williams on bass, and Eddie Marshall on drums.
- It was released on the Original Jazz Classics label, known for reissuing jazz recordings.
- This release found Hutcherson working outside his more famous Blue Note period, exploring a more relaxed, mainstream jazz sound.
Bobby Hutcherson is an American vibraphonist, a master of modal jazz and post-bop. By 1982, he had moved beyond his Blue Note peak and was exploring more mainstream, accessible jazz sounds.
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