A significant recording, as this is Joe Pass' debut on vinyl. It was
recorded while Pass was still a patient at the Synanon Drug Center in
California. Made with fellow patients, Pass proved to be a star. It is
interesting to note that Pass played an electric solid-body rock guitar,
as he did not even own a guitar at this time. His legendary chops are
especially evident on "Projections" and "Hang Tough," featuring some of
his cleanest playing ever recorded. His accompanists prove to be
adequate, but hardly approach the genius of Pass. A landmark recording
in the history of jazz guitar. by Robert Taylor
Tracklist :
1 C.E.D. 3:14
Joe Pass / A. Ross
2 Aaron's Song 4:30
Dave Allan
3 Stay Loose 04:22
Arnold Ross
4 Projections 5:10
Greg Dykes
5 Hang Tough 6:30
Joe Pass
6 Self-Image 9:06
Dave Allan
7 Last Call for Coffee 4:43
Arnold Ross
8 Blues 4:36
Credits :
Bass – Ronald Clark (tracks: 1 - 7)
Bongos – Candy Latson (tracks: 1 -7)
Drums – Bill Crawford (tracks: 1 -7), Lawrence Marable (tracks: 8)
Guitar – Joe Pass
Horn [Baritone] – Greg Dykes (tracks: 1 -7)
Organ – Richard "Groove" Holmes (tracks: 8)
Piano – Arnold Ross (tracks: 1 -7)
Trumpet – Dave Allan (tracks: 1 - 7)
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