Sound Of Mann black jazz records As Greg Oblivian puts it

As Greg Oblivian puts it

this record offers a unique

a rejection of the idea of ownership in favor of communal chance

with gutteral intonations on its tongue and psychedelic blues and gospel in its soul

originally released in 1963

Sound Of Mann black jazz records As Greg Oblivian puts itHerbie graces listeners with captivating Afro Cuban rhythms expertly supported by percussionists Ray Barretto, Ray Mantilla, Jose Mangual, and Patato Valdez. Featuring the same liveliness as his classic album Flautista, some of the extended tracks feature a driving groove. Tune in to thrilling renditions of "Baia," "The Amazon River," "Frenesi," and a prolonged Latin version of "Autumn Leaves."