Blue Montreux's sophisticated jazz fusion
A sound that embodies the spirit of the Montreux Jazz Festival.
"Blue Montreux" is a work that showcases the sophisticated side of jazz fusion. Named after the legendary jazz festival held in the beautiful lakeside city of Montreux, Switzerland, this album evokes the maturity of European jazz. The meticulous arrangements and the high level of performance technique of each musician demonstrate the potential of jazz fusion.
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7 TRACKS:
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1)
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Blue Montreux
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2)
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Rocks
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3)
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I'm Sorry
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4)
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Magic Carpet
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5)
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Buds
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6)
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Floating
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7)
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The Virgin And The Gypsy
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Tenor Saxophone - Michael Brecker (1 to 3, 5, 6)
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Drums - Steve Jordan (1 to 6)
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Producer - Mike Mainieri
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Vibraphone, Synthesizer [Oberheim] - Mike Mainieri
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Mixed By - Neil Dorfsman
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Trumpet - Randy Brecker (1, 2, 5 to 7)
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Guitar - Steve Khan (1 to 6)
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Bass, Chapman Stick - Tony Levin (1 to 6)
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Guitar [Solo] - Larry Coryell (2)
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Coordinator - Christian Martin
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Recorded By - Martin Pearson
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Executive-Producer - Steve Backer
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Mixed By [Assistant] - Ray Willhard
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Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Keyboards - Warren Bernhardt
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Recorded By - Dave Richards (11)
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Liner Notes - 熊谷美広
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Design, Art Direction - Ron Kellum
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Photography By [Front Cover] - Jim Noon
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Photography By [Back Cover] - Robert Dibue
