Multiple Ginoli and ultimately (especially towards the

and ultimately (especially towards the end) dark version of bright pop songs

sets the tone for the entire label with its modal and soul jazz flourishes

This album showcases his signature post-junglist sound—hard-hitting breaks and intricate beat-work on tracks like "Duplex" and "Greed

uplifting vibe

and a powerful evocation of this singular soul icon's massive talent and impressive versatility

Multiple Ginoli and ultimately (especially towards theA landmark from Joe Henderson's overlooked '70s period. Bridging fusion and free jazz with an elite rhythm sectionDave Holland on bass, Jack DeJohnette on drums, Larry Willis on electric pianoplus James "Blood" Ulmer. Henderson's passionate, socially conscious tenor cuts through thick, soulful arrangements. Some standout tracks, the swaggering "Tress Cum Deo La," the sweeping "Bwaata," and the funky "Turned Around." A must hear for anyone exploring