Wendell Harrison

• 180 GRAM VINYL

• AUDIOPHILE RE-MASTERING

• LIMITED EDITION

Dreams of a Love Supreme is a monster album that features an all-star line-up that includes Phil Ranelin (Freddie Hubbard, Solomon Burke, Mulatu Astakte) on trombone, Harold McKinney (Tribe) on Keyboards and Roy Brooks (Yusef Lateef, Chet Baker, Mingus) on percussion. Although you can hear the 80ies creeping in with a smoother sound, more synths, and disco / R&B vocals... this remains a very spiritual (and soulful) jazz record. The record’s an irresistible blend of soul jazz combined with funky electric instrumentation...a groovy sound which is very much of its time, yet overtly timeless and as relevant today asit was back when it was initially released

PERSONNEL:

• Wendell Harrison (soprano sax) Vincent Bowen, Wendell Harrison (tenor sax)
• Phil Ranelin (trombone) Herbie William, Racey Briggs (trumpet)
• Vincent Bowen, Wendell Harrison (flute)
• Charles Hawkins, Jerone H. Clark, Joe Byrd (guitar)
• Andrew Gibson, Harold McKinney, Kamau Kenyatta, Lopez Leon, Pamela Wise (keyboards)
• Charles Hawkins, Jerone H. Clark, Joe Byrd (guitar)
• Craig Tyner, Jervonny Collier, Kenny Lee, Wendell Lucas, William Austin (bass)
• Andrew Gibson), Anthony Robertson, George Davidson, Joe Tandy (drums)
• Andrew Gibson, Billy Turner, Charles Howard, Fred Scott, Lawrence Williams, Roy Brooks (percussion)
• Miche Braden, Oliver "Butch" Cheatum (lead vocals)
• Craig Tyner, Jervonny Collier, Kenny Lee, Wendell Lucas, William Austin (bass)
• Andrew Gibson , Anthony Robertson, George Davidson, Joe Tandy- (drums
• Audrey Childress, Daline Hubbard, Miche Braden, Oliver "Butch" Cheatum, Pamela Wise (backing vocals)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Take Time Out
• A2. Sea Minor Blues
• A3. Pink Snowballs And Violet Skies
• A4. Belle Isle

• SIDE B
• B1. Where Am I?
• B2. Dreams Of A Love Supreme