Vista Trudy and the Romance the band let go of

the band let go of their longstanding love of organic analogue recording in favour of a more adventurous

“Obviously he's the heart of it and certainly those last two songs are definitely to him

other times crafting the minutiae of details across all-night studio sessions

balanced by rawness

I find danger in the reckoning

Vista Trudy and the Romance the band let go ofSaxophonist Marion Brown ended his '70s stint at Impulse! Records with this serene and colourful album. It features musicians such as drummer Ed Blackwell and bassist Reggie Workman, plus Stanley Cowell on acoustic piano and Fender Rhodes. While Brown wrote the blissful coaster Vista, the five other compositions are well chosen, starting with an inviting version of Cowell's Maimoun and an impressionistic and deeply meditative take on Stevie Wonder's