As I was looking into this feature on Hutchersons' sidemen, I discovered that several of Hutchersons' recorded tracks (specifically Blue Note) were rejected from their originial LP release, or the LP not released at all. Some though not all, have since resurfaced on various compilations or CD versions of the original LP listed as bonus tracks. Why certain tracks are rejected is a curious matter of debate, but for now I'm glad to appreciate what we have of this music today.
THE CREATORS
MAN ON MERCURY
Live at the Ljublana Jazz Festival 1970
Bobby Hutcherson - vibes, marimba, percussion
Harold Land - tenor saxophone, flute, oboe
Hal Galper - piano
Reggie Johnson - bass
Joe Chambers - drums
INNER CITY BLUES
WICHITA LINEMAN
Studio date New York 1971
Bobby Hutcherson - vibes
Harold Land - tenor saxophone
Blue Mitchell - trumpet
Thurman Green - trombone
Reggie Andrews, Clarence McDonald - keyboards
Arthur Adams, Cornell Dupree - electric guitars
Chuck Rainey - electric bass
Stix Hooper - drums
King Errison - percussion
BROTHER RAP
IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR
Studio date New York 1971
Personnel as above except omit Adams and Dupree
add Mike Deasy on electric guitar
TOGO LAND
JONATHAN
HEY HAROLD
Studio date Los Angeles 1971
Bobby Hutcherson - vibes, marimba
Harold Land - tenor saxophone, flute
Ernie Watts, Delbert Hill, Herman Riley, Charles Owens II, - reeds
Willie Ruff - french horn
George Bohannon, Louis Spears - trombone
Todd Cochran - piano
James Leary, Reggie Johnson - bass
James Leary, Reggie Johnson - bass
Leon Chancler, Stix Hooper - drums
Warren Bryant, Robert Jenkins - percussion
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Nice post - however "The Creators" is on "Now".
ReplyDeleteLast 3 are from the cd reissue of Head On and are essential.
You put this together yourself? Looks good. Can't wait to give it a good listen. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely fabulous, glad to have "Brother Rap" at long last, been looking for that particular track for such a long time.
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very cool thanks, the lost funk sessions.
ReplyDeleteGood to have these in one comp, thanks!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteAlways good to hear these Hutcherson obscurities.
This is excellent — especially that beautiful version of The Creators.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for putting this all together!
Thanks for your time and effort!
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