Chase's 1972 album "Ennea" is a foundational work of jazz fusion, showcasing the band's signature blend of intricate arrangements and hard-hitting funk rhythms. The album demonstrates their mastery of blending diverse genres into a cohesive and influential sound.
- The album was recorded at The Record Plant in New York City.
- "Ennea" reached number 155 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The album features a notable horn section arrangement on the track "Swazi".
Chase was an American jazz fusion and funk band founded by trumpeter Bill Chase. They were known for their elaborate arrangements and intricate instrumental passages. On "Ennea," the band explored new sonic territories, blending jazz with funk and R&B influences.
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