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1977 studio album by Gene Harris
Tone Tantrum jazz pianist Gene Harris , recorded in 1977 and released on the Blue Note label.[1] [2]
Reception [ edit ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating AllMusic [3]
The AllMusic review by Jason Ankeny awarded the album 3½ stars stating "Gene Harris never veered closer to mainstream jazz-funk than Tone Tantrum – a slick, propulsive record... Still, while the sound is radio-friendly, the quality and complexity of the performances serve as a potent reminder that Tone Tantrum is first and foremost a jazz record, and a solid (if unconventional) one at that, purists be damned.[3]
Track listing [ edit ] "As" (Stevie Wonder ) – 7:38
"If You Can't Find Love Let Love Find You" (Jerry Peters) – 6:14
"A Minor" (Peters) – 7:23
"Stranger in Paradise " (Alexander Borodin , Robert Wright , George Forrest ) – 5:15
"Peace of Mind" (Al McKay ) – 4:33
"Cristo Redentor Part 1" (Duke Pearson ) – 4:55
"Cristo Redentor Part 2" (Pearson) – 4:52 Recorded at Total Experience Studios in Los Angeles, California in March–May, 1977. Personnel [ edit ] Gene Harris – piano, electric piano , synthesizer
Jerry Peters – electric piano, synthesizer, vocals, arrangerAl McKay , John Rowin – electric guitarAnthony Jackson , Robert Popwell , Chuck Rainey , Verdine White – electric bassLeon "Ndugu" Chancler , Harvey Mason , Alvin Taylor – drumsJerry Steinholz – percussion
Ralph Beecham – vocals
Kenneth Yerke, Blanche Belnick, Harry Bluestone , Bonnie Douglas, Assa Drori, Ron Folsom, Winterton Garvey, William Henderson, Janice Gower, Mary Ann Kinggold, Rollice Dale, Denyse Buffum, Paul Pavlonick, Dennis Karmazyn, Selene Hurford, Richard Feves – strings
Dorothy Ashby – harp Donald Byrd , Ray Jackson, George Thatcher, Maurice Spears, Donald Cook, Earl Dumler, David Crawford – horns Venetta Fields , D.J. Rogers , Maxine Waters, Julia Waters, Oren Waters, Deneice Williams , AnnEsther Davis, Gary Gairet – backing vocalsReferences [ edit ]
Years given are for the recording(s), not first release, unless stated otherwise.
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Discoveries Presenting Cannonball Adderley Cannonball Adderley , 1955)Jammin' with Gene Gene Ammons , 1956)All Night Long Kenny Burrell , 1956)All Day Long 2 Guitars Jimmy Raney , 1957)Whims of Chambers Paul Chambers , 1956)Paul Chambers Quintet Sonny's Crib Sonny Clark , 1957)My Conception Bohemia After Dark Kenny Clarke , 1955)Lush Life John Coltrane , 1957–58)The Believer The Last Trane Black Pearls Davis Cup Walter Davis Jr. , 1959)Wailing With Lou Lou Donaldson , 1957)Lou Takes Off This Is New Kenny Drew , 1957)All Mornin' Long Red Garland , 1957)Soul Junction High Pressure One Flight Up Dexter Gordon , 1964)Ladybird Snap Your Fingers Al Grey , 1962)Johnny Griffin Sextet Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 Guru , 1993)Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality My Point of View Herbie Hancock , 1993)Tone Tantrum Swamp Seed Jimmy Heath , 1963)Informal Jazz Elmo Hope , 1956)African High Life Solomon Ilori , 1963)Big Byrd: The Essence Part 2 Ahmad Jamal , 1994 or 1995)Quartet-Quintet Hank Jones , 1955)Bluebird TV Action Jazz! Mundell Lowe , 1959)The Thelonious Monk Orchestra at Town Hall Goin' Out of My Head Wes Montgomery , 1965)Hush! Duke Pearson , 1962)Wahoo! Another One Oscar Pettiford Volume 2 (1955)Winner's Circle Oscar Pettiford , et al, 1957)Blues in Trinity Dizzy Reece , 1958)The Cool Voice of Rita Reys Dimensions & Extensions Sam Rivers , 1967)Sonny Rollins, Volume 1 Don't Stop the Carnival Sonny Rollins , 1978)Silver's Blue Horace Silver , 1956)6 Pieces of Silver A Date with Jimmy Smith Volume One A Date with Jimmy Smith Volume Two Taylor's Wailers Art Taylor , 1957)Soul Sauce Cal Tjader , 1964)A Bluish Bag Stanley Turrentine , 1967)Top Brass Ernie Wilkins , 1955)Pairing Off Phil Woods , 1956)
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