A quiet lingering sound created by the dialogue between the vibraphone and the flute
A slow session that soaks into the night, performed by two jazz masters
"Goodbye" is a 1974 work by modern jazz giant Milt Jackson and flutist Hubert Laws. Rich emotions are carefully expressed in an extremely quiet and introspective tone. There is no excessive playing, making it the perfect piece for an evening when you want to face the music carefully. A masterpiece filled with the aesthetics of "silence" in jazz.
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A:
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1)
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Detour Ahead
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2)
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Goodbye
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B:
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1)
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Old Devil Moon
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2)
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SKJ
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3)
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Opus De Funk
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Piano - Herbie Hancock (B2)
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Drums - Billy Cobham (B2)
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Flute - Hubert Laws
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Trumpet - Freddie Hubbard (B2)
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Bass - Ron Carter
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Producer [Produced By] - Creed Taylor
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Piano - Cedar Walton (A1, A2, B1, B3)
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Vibraphone [Vibes] - Milt Jackson
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Engineer - Rudy Van Gelder
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Drums - Steve Gadd (A1, A2, B1, B3)
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Design [Album Design By] - Bob Ciano
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Photography By [Cover] - Pete Turner (4)
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Photography By [Liner Photograph] - Dean Brown (5)
