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Return to the Wide Open Spaces

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

David "Fathead Newman", Ellis Marsalis and Cornell Dupree along with James Clay, Leroy Cooper, Dennis Dotson, Chuck Rainey and George Rains join forces to make a live recording. The music combines elements of jazz and r&b indigenous to Texas. Recorded at the Caravan of Dreams in Ft. Worth, TX. What makes this title important? A unique gathering of jazz/r&b musician greats. This recording was released Oct. 1, 1990 on Amazing Records. In 1991, great reviews started coming in from major publications across the USA. The record won the N.A.I.R.D. Traditional Jazz Album of the Year in 1991. The record also charted on the BIllboard Jazz charts. Released only on CD, "Return to the Wide Open Spaces" has never enjoyed a vinyl release.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

Ellis Marsalis’ piano work really anchors the whole live session, and the recording captures that warm, room-filling sound perfectly. Chuck Rainey’s basslines are punchy and clear on this vinyl pressing, making it a joy to spin.

Lucy L. ★★★★★

The live energy of the saxophone interplay between David Newman and James Clay is captured so perfectly on this vinyl, you feel like you're right in the club. The pressing is clean, with no background noise, letting the full band sound shine through.