M'Boom

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Personnel: Max Roach (whistle, vibraphone, xylophone, tympani, orchestra bells, afuche, percussion); Fred King (marimba, orchestra bells, percussion); Omar Clay (marimba, tympani, timbales, percussion); Joe Chambers (chimes, vibraphone, marimba, percussion); Warren Smith (tympani, vibraphone, orchestra bells, percussion); Freddie Waits (orchestra bells, xylophone, percussion); Roy Brooks (musical saw, percussion); Ray Mantilla, Kenyatta Abdur-Rahman (percussion). Reissue producer: John Snyder. Recorded at CBS Recording Studios, New York on July 25-27, 1979. Includes liner notes by Herbie Nichols and Chip Stern. This is part of the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces series. Personnel: Max Roach (whistling, vibraphone, xylophone, bass drum, timpani, percussion, bells); Warren Smith (vibraphone, marimba, xylophone, bass drum, claves, cowbells, guiro, timpani, triangle, wood block, percussion, bells); Joe Chambers (vibraphone, marimba, xylophone, percussion, chimes); Freddie Waits (marimba, xylophone, snare drum, claves, cowbells, guiro, shaker, tom tom, triangle, vibraslap, percussion, bells, gong); Omar Clay (marimba, xylophone, timbales, timpani, percussion); Roy Brooks (marimba, bass drum, claves, cymbals, steel drum, temple blocks, timpani, percussion, musical saw); Fred King (marimba, bongos, claves, guiro, shaker, timpani, triangle, vibraslap, percussion, bells); Kenyatte Abdur-Rahman (claves, cowbells, guiro, shaker, triangle, vibraslap, wood block, percussion, bells); Ray Mantilla (triangle, percussion, bells, chimes). Liner Note Authors: Chip Stern; Herbie Nichols. Recording information: CBS Recording Studios, New York, NY (07/25/1979-07/27/1979). Unknown Contributor Roles: Warren Smith ; Freddie Waits; Fred King; Kenyatte Abdur-Rahman. In jazz, the drums are part of the second line, the horns being the front line, and usually the main thrust of the music. However, over the course of the 20th century, drummers have worked tirelessly to change this hierarchy. Max Roach's group, M'BOOM, is an all-percussion band that boldly attempts to showcase the melodic, harmonic, timbral, contrapuntal, and, of course, rhythmic possibilities of percussion instruments. M'BOOM begins with the ritualistic thunder of Omar Clay's "Onomatopoeia" which features a variety of mallet instruments, and large tom-toms. The album proceeds along similar paths. Most of this music draws from primal and ethnic music sources although classical percussion instruments such as timpani and orchestra bells are also employed on many tracks. Latin rhythms predominate on "Caravanserai" and African tribal grooves pound throughout tracks such as "Rumble In the Jungle" and "Kujichaglia." M'BOOM is one big spice rack of western and eastern culture shaken into a flavorful and eclectic stew.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)