PLP-7199 Format: LP Price: 3,600 yen + tax Release date：2021/08/18
★BLACK JAZZ 2021 reissue ★ 2021 latest remastered version ★ Imported version with obi Domestic distribution specifications
Co-starring with The Three Sounds, Gene Harris, Freddie Hubbard, Hampton Hawes, etc., one of the most prestigious discography of Henry Franklin, LA's most unstoppable threat bassist. Sheet! The impressive jacket is also the best!
Henry Franklin, LA's most unstoppable threat bassist, co-starred with The Three Sounds, Gene Harris, Freddie Hubbard, Hampton Hawes and more. He is a bassist who represents by participating in works such as the label's founders Gene Russell and Doug Carn. Born in 1940, LA bassist has left a lot of works, but one of them is particularly highly rated, and many DJs played and re-evaluated during the acid jazz boom of the 90's. Was done. Once you hear Henry Franklin's addictive dope bass, funky guitar, and the chaos of soothing electric piano and destructive saxophone, you'll be thrilled with the charm of this album. There is no doubt that it will be done. Chick Corea's "What Was" cover plays a disturbing waltz, and "Venus Fly Trap" features Henry Franklin's bass as the lead, and each instrument rampages freely. Anyway, it's a fun and free work, and by the end of the last "Waltz For Boobuss" like an impressive jacket, everyone will be smiling at the cool play.
PLP-7199 Format: LP Price: 3,600 yen + tax Release date：2021/08/18
★BLACK JAZZ 2021 reissue ★ 2021 latest remastered version ★ Imported version with obi Domestic distribution specifications
Co-starring with The Three Sounds, Gene Harris, Freddie Hubbard, Hampton Hawes, etc., one of the most prestigious discography of Henry Franklin, LA's most unstoppable threat bassist. Sheet! The impressive jacket is also the best!
Henry Franklin, LA's most unstoppable threat bassist, co-starred with The Three Sounds, Gene Harris, Freddie Hubbard, Hampton Hawes and more. He is a bassist who represents by participating in works such as the label's founders Gene Russell and Doug Carn. Born in 1940, LA bassist has left a lot of works, but one of them is particularly highly rated, and many DJs played and re-evaluated during the acid jazz boom of the 90's. Was done. Once you hear Henry Franklin's addictive dope bass, funky guitar, and the chaos of soothing electric piano and destructive saxophone, you'll be thrilled with the charm of this album. There is no doubt that it will be done. Chick Corea's "What Was" cover plays a disturbing waltz, and "Venus Fly Trap" features Henry Franklin's bass as the lead, and each instrument rampages freely. Anyway, it's a fun and free work, and by the end of the last "Waltz For Boobuss" like an impressive jacket, everyone will be smiling at the cool play.
