Eddie Henderson-Involuntary Bliss(1975)

[groove1722]

Thank you so much for posting this music. You have excellent taste in music. Always thought this was a wonder album. So good to hear this again.

[urkeljr]

geez.

[sometimes350]

This is it right here yall....Eddie Henderson puts it down

[proud2bamom200]

Excellent!

[fieldofrock]

Is that Harvey on drums? or Ndugu?

Bennie Maupin like no other. Jazz bass Clarinet, wow!

[musicminor25]

@fieldofrock It's Harvey!

[canousi]

uh !!! really astonishing all this album is so damn brilliant , full of vital force !!!

i knew already the early herbie hancock albums as sextant this goes further and it's better written musically speaking !!!

[partidoalto1]

This album is for the ages...

[explosionsfrommybutt]

So chill. Wow

[TheCalebson]

Thanks for this song, Leon. I love this version also!

[musicminor25]

@TheCalebson You're Welcome Jeri!!

[Delisle4]

Thank you so much for posting this. In your own way, you are ensuring the posterity of this heartfelt music be available for generations to come. Blessed be!

[musicminor25]

@Delisle4 You're Welcome!!!

[TheSmalltownclown]

This is freaking awesome!!!! Baby making music

[MFmaxx]

Great post. The Duke sound is unmistakeable.

[oRuTRa45]

Thanks for the post. In addition to Sunburst being such a great album and the fact that I went through so much to get my hands on it, I dig it for other reasons. One of which was the amalgamation of three sounds, if you will: "Mwandishi" (w/ Henderson, Priester, Hart, and Buster), Headhunters (Mason's drumming), and George Duke's signature sound of that era (w/ Duke & Alphonso). Not to mention some tracks had 2 drummers like Henderson's two previous albums. Great cosmic jazz-funk/fusion.

[oRuTRa45]

And how could I neglect to mention Bennie Maupin, who contributed greatly to both Mwandishi and the Headhunters?

[sharpstat]

Thanks for posting this. I have never heard this version. Love the horn playing of course! Surprised I never heard it played on KKGO back in the day here in So Cal. Brings back fond memories of finding new recordings buying them and coming home and sitting down and listening to my stereo.

[Existentialpirate]

This song is probably one of the best songs ever!!!!! The Bass line on the chorus is sooooooooooo tight!!!!!!! I love the moog solo by George Duke, so killer!!

[byrnwi]

yeah henderson was the man, spent many hours listening to him. This track transcended the music at the time. H e n d e r s o n rocks!

[j1455p]

Thanks for the post. Great song!

[musicminor25]

You're Welcome!!!