and strings including the extended title track
Valle worked here with producer Creed Taylor on a recording that pairs Brazilian rhythmic forms with contemporary American studio orchestration
and purely vertical forms that seemed strange to some jazz purists
Blue Note Records headed to Montreux
The group’s hypnotic blend of grooves and drones helped establish Szabó’s signature approach: vamp-based forms
Johnny Hartman: The Voice That Is! (Verve Acoustic Sounds Series) 1LP ETJSAU-113.2 and strings including the extendedImpulse!, 1964 Recorded over two sessions in August 1964 at Rudy Van Gelders studio and released on Impulse!, The Voice That Is! was Johnny Hartmans second album for the label, following his landmark collaboration with John Coltrane. Produced by Bob Thiele, the album centers Hartmans warm, precise baritone within a mix of small group balladry and lightly orchestrated arrangements by Bob Hammer, featuring Hank Jones on piano, Richard Davis on bass,