Clarke's debut solo album showcased his virtuosic electric and acoustic bass playing in a jazz-rock setting. The album is notable for its ambitious arrangements and Clarke's genre-bending compositions.
- The album was recorded in 1974 at Slamm Dunk studios and produced by Clarke himself. It reached number 32 on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart. The track "Spanish Love" became a fan favorite and is often performed live.
- Stanley Clarke's 1974 debut solo album for Nemperor Records was a bold statement of intent. Clarke had just finished touring with the band Return to Forever. The album was recorded in New York City.
- This album was released in 1974 on the Slamm Dunk/Epic label. It features guest appearances by Janice Gasser and Karen Hernandez. The album was recorded at the Electric Lady Studios.
Stanley Clarke is a jazz composer and virtuoso bassist. Clarke was a rising star in jazz fusion when this album was released.
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