Milt Jackson begins the recording ‘Goodbye,’ an album for CTI (1972)

Milt Jackson‘s ‘Goodbye’ is an album recorded on December 12, 1972 and December, 1973 with various top class musicians and released in 1974 By Cti.

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1 . S.K.J. (Jazz Baltica, 1999)

2 . S.K.J. (Sandra K. Jackson) (w/ Benny Golson, Art Farmer & NHøP )

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Track Listing : 1.Old Devil Moon (E. Y. Harburg, Burton Lane) – 05:50 . 2.S.K.J. (Milt Jackson) – 06:47 . 3.Opus De Funk (Horace Silver) – 06:46 . 4.Detour Ahead (Lou Carter, Herb Ellis, Johnny Frigo) – 08:00 . 5.Goodbye (Gordon Jenkins) – 09:21


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Musicians : Hubert Laws – Flute On (1 – 3 – 4 – 5) . Cedar Walton – Piano On (1 – 3 – 4 – 5) . Ron Carter – Bass . Steve Gadd – Drums On (1 – 3 – 4 – 5) . Freddie Hubbard – Trumpet, Flugelhorn On (2) . Herbie Hancock – Piano On (2) . Jay Berliner – Guitar On (2) . Billy Cobham – Drums On (2) . Ralph Macdonald – Percussion On (2) . Romeo Penque – Alto Flute, English Horn, Oboe On (2) . Phil Bodner – Flute, Alto Flute, Piccolo, English Horn On (2) . George Marge – Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Alto Flute, English Horn On (2) . Max Ellen – Violin On (2) . Paul Gershman – Violin On (2) . Emanuel Green – Violin On (2) . Charles Libove – Violin On (2) . Joe Malin – Violin On (2) . David Nadien – Violin On (2) . Gene Orloff – Violin On (2) . Elliot Rosoff – Violin On (2) . Irving Spice – Violin On (2) . Charles Mccraken – Cello On (2) . George Ricci – Cello On (2) . Alan Shulman – Cello On (2) . Margaret Ross – Harp . Don Sebesky – Arranger, Conductor

Production : Produced By Creed Taylor . Rudy Van Gelder – Engineer

Recorded December 12, 1972 And December, 1973 At Rudy Van Gelder Studio In Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.

Released 1974 By Cti.

Package : Bob Ciano – Design . Pete Turner asterisques RVM – Photography . Dean Brown – Photography

(Source Milt Jackson – Goodbye | Milt Jackson @ Wikipedia)

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comusduke @ RateYourMusic
In any case, the Jackson penned “SKJ”, the only non-cover number on the album, is a solid track, which for good or bad somehow breaks the albums continuity and introduces diversity, reaches rousing intensity during Hub’s soloand Hancock, who remains acoustic, energizes Cobham to a second exciting sequence. […]

Soulstrut
Even when Jackson picks up the pace it’s still results in some light Bop such as the title cut and Opus De Funk. […]

allmusic
Indeed, Jackson’s ability to swing funky is evidenced to delightful extremes on “Old Devil Moon,” with a rolling cymbal shakeout from Gadd, whose rim shots and tempo-pushing musculature are a sharp contrast to those of the MJQ’s Connie Kay. […]

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