
- Streets And Rivers
- And She Answered: When You Return to Me, I Will Open Quick the Cage Do or, I Will Let the Red Bird Flee
- Lonley Woman
- Mi-La
- Bhagavad
- Over the Rainbow
- Far Horizon
- The Sadness of Yuki
- Oh!
- One T'une
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In 1989, 34 years after the formation of the somewhat unique Chico Hamilton Quintet, the original members (with one exception) reunited for a tour and this Soul Note recording. In addition to drummer Hamilton, Buddy Collette (heard on flute, clarinet and alto), cellist Fred Katz, bassist Carson Smith, and guitarist John Pisano (Jim Hall's first replacement) complete the group. This studio session only includes one standard remake of "I Want to Be Happy" and is comprised of then-recent originals by band members, with two selections ("Brushing with B" and "Conversation") being freely improvised duets by Collette and Hamilton. So, rather than merely being an exercise in nostalgia, this excellent set features the Quintet members as they sounded in the late '80s, creating new music for their classic sound.
~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Not so much a record, more like an adventure in sound.
January 1990
Press review from: Q Magazine (UK)
This album captures powerful and eerie melodies which can be traced back to the time of the Pharaohs. 10 December 1989
Press review from: The Observer (UK)
...a wonderfully strange record...
December 1992/January 1993
Press review from: Dirty Linen (USA)
Intoxicating, uniquely Egyptian blend of string and reeded instruments, percussion and occasionally street scenes, superbly recorded at the effective Real World Studios.
17 November 1989
Press review from: The Guardian (UK)