Quincy Jones Band/CA, USA 1975

He recently turned 85 years old (as of 2019) and has been active on the front lines since the 1950s as a jazz musician, music producer, composer/arranger, and has won many music awards such as the Grammy Award, making him one of the only artists in the black music world. Quincy Jones is one of the most famous people in American popular music. In the 70’s, which can be said to be its heyday, a miraculous excavation live performed by a gorgeous member that is hard to believe now is here! ! ! In 1975, during the golden age of Quincy, with the release of the Quincy-style black music masterpiece “Body Heat”, which was directly connected to Michael’s masterpiece, he led a group that was even more amazing than the studio album, which was known for its gorgeous lineup, and released the album “Body Heat” in Hollywood. A miraculous item has arrived that recorded the extremely valuable live performance held with an audience at Clover Studio on the highest quality stereo sound board that has been carefully mastered by the label! ! ! It is no exaggeration to say that Michael’s masterpieces, which symbolize the era, were born because of this one album.The masterpiece “Body Heat” is Quincy’s closest approach to black music. It is a great feature of the mellow king Leon Ware, who provided Marvin Gaye’s sensual masterpiece “I Want Chu” in its entirety, and to my delight, Leon fully participated in this live performance, as well as “Body Heat”. “If I Ever Lose This Heaven,” one of Rion’s most famous songs, is one of the album’s best mellow songs, and you can hear it in a live version! Moreover, the performing members are Lewis on bass and George on guitar, who have not yet made their full debut (almost on their first stage!), Harvey Mason on drums, Ralph McDonald on percussion, Wah Wah Watson on guitar, The horns are Chuck Findlay, George Bohannon, Frank Rosolino, Sahib Shihab, Jerome Richardson, backing vocals are Carolyn Willis and 5 others, and Quincy and Lyon on keyboards, And More, now that I think about it. He has an incredibly gorgeous look, and the opening songs include “If I Ever~” and the throaty funk bass of Lewis Johnson, which will be included in “Body Heat’s” next album “Mellow Madness”. “Tryin’ to Find Out About You,” which adorns the album, and of course the long-awaited “Ironside Theme,” the soulful, black sounds are super cool.You can fully enjoy the performance. . Highly recommended edition! ! ! Live at Clover Studios,Hollywood,CA Summer on 1975 EX – SBD 2018 Original Remaster 47 min 1. Tryin’ to Find Out About You 2. Soul Saga (Song of the Buffalo Soldier) 3. Listen (What it Is) 4. Theme from Ironside 5. If I Ever Lose This Heaven 6. Everthing Must Change 7. Manteca 8. Is it Love That We’re Missing? 9. Boogie Joe,the Grinder Quincy Jones – Keyboards,Vocals Louis Johnson – Bass,Vocals George Johnson – Guitar,Vocals Wah Wah Watson – Guitar Harvey Manson – Drums Frank Rosolino – Trumpet Bill Lamb – Trumpet Chuck Findley – Trumpet,Flugelhorn Sahib Shihab – Saxophones Ernie Krivda – Saxophone George Bohanon – Trombone Jerome Richardson – Flute,Saxophone Leon Ware – Vocals, Keyboards Ralph MacDonald – Percussion Paulette McWilliams – Vicals Aura Urziceanu – Vicals and Other Unknown Members