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The Vibraphone Magician
A spiritual jazz experience by Milt Jackson entitled Olinga.
This 1979 work perfectly blends Jackson's blues feeling with the sophistication of modern jazz. The soft, warm tone of the vibraphone brings a unique atmosphere to the song. The title and song structure, reflecting Jackson's interest in African music, suggest new possibilities for jazz. This masterpiece allows you to enjoy Jackson's mature performance technique and deep musicality.
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- Arranged By [Strings] - Bob James (A1, B2)
- Bass - Ron Carter
- Producer - Creed Taylor
- Violin - Harry Lookofsky
- Arranged By - Cedar Walton (B3)
- Piano - Cedar Walton
- Vibraphone - Milt Jackson
- Violin - David Nadien
- Violin - Emanuel Green
- Violin - Max Ellen
- Violin - Harry Cykman
- Cello - Alan Shulman
- Cello - Charles McCracken
- Violin - Harold Kohon
- Engineer - Rudy Van Gelder
- Cello - George Ricci
- Saxophone - Jimmy Heath
- Drums - Mickey Roker
- Violin - Arnold Black
- Cello - Jesse Levy
- Violin - Irving Spice
- Artwork - Bob Ciano
- Liner Notes - Doug Ramsey
- Photography By - Pete Turner (4)
