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The new horizons of jazz reached by the master
Sonny Rollins' powerful tenor saxophone dominates the space with its free-spirited sensibility and undeniable technique.
As the title "Next Album" suggests, this album, released after a long silence, is a powerful declaration announcing his musical rebirth. While responding to the times with the use of soprano saxophone and the introduction of electric elements, his core, powerful swing sensibility remains unshaken. The vitality infused in each note deeply moves the listener's soul.
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- Bass - Bob Cranshaw (A2 to B3)
- Electric Bass - Bob Cranshaw (A1)
- Soprano Saxophone - Sonny Rollins (A2)
- Tenor Saxophone - Sonny Rollins
- Drums - Jack DeJohnette (A1, B2)
- Producer, Liner Notes - Orrin Keepnews
- Electric Piano - George Cables (A1, A2)
- Piano - George Cables (B1 to B3)
- Engineer - Elvin Campbell
- Mastered By - Ray Hagerty
- Drums - David Lee (2) (A2, B1, B3)
- Design [Album] - Ron Warwell
- Congas, Percussion - Arthur Jenkins (A1, B1)
- Photography By - Charles Stewart
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