WEATHER REPORT - Weather Report (1971-2014) RM / Jazz Collection 1000 / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Here we have the free-floating, abstract beginnings of Weather Report, which would define the state of the electronic jazz/rock art from its first note almost to its last. Their first album is a direct extension of the Miles Davis In a Silent Way/Bitches Brew period, more fluid in sound and more volatile in interplay. Joe Zawinul ruminates in a delicate, liquid manner on Rhodes electric piano; at this early stage, he used a ring modulator to create weird synthesizer-like effects. Wayne Shorter's soprano sax shines like a beacon amidst the swirling ensemble work of co-founding bassist Miroslav Vitous, percussionist Airto Moreira, and drummer Alphonse Mouzon. Zawinul's most memorable theme is "Orange Lady" (previously recorded, though uncredited, by Davis on Big Fun), while Shorter scores on "Tears" and "Eurydice." One of the most impressive debuts of all time by a jazz group. by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1 Milky Way 2:30
Written-By – J. Zawinul, W. Shorter
2 Umbrellas 3:24
Written-By – J. Zawinul, M. Vitous, W. Shorter 
3 Seventh Arrow 5:20
Written-By – M. Vitous
4 Orange Lady 8:40
Written-By – J. Zawinul
5 Morning Lake 4:23
Written-By – M. Vitous
6 Waterfall 6:18
Written-By – J. Zawinul
7 Tears 3:22
Written-By – W. Shorter
8 Eurydice 5:43
Written-By – W. Shorter
Créditos
Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Drums – Alphonze Mouzon
Percussion – Airto Moreira
Piano, Keyboards – Joe Zawinul
Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

WEATHER REPORT - I Sing The Body Electric (1972-2014) Jazz Collection 1000 / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Like the weather itself, this band would assume a new shape with virtually every release -- and this album, half recorded in the studio and half live in Tokyo, set the pattern of change. Exit Airto Moreira and Alphonse Mouzon; enter percussionist Dom Um Romao, drummer Eric Gravatt, and a slew of cameo guests like guitarist Ralph Towner, flutist Hubert Laws, and others. The studio tracks are more biting, more ethnically diverse in influence, and more laden with electronic effects and grandiose structural complexities than before. The live material (heard in full on the import Live in Tokyo) is even fiercer and showcases for the first time some of the tremendous drive WR was capable of, though it doesn't give you much of an idea of its stream of consciousness nature. by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1 Unknown Soldier 7:57
Written-By – J. Zawinul
2 The Moors 4:49
Written-By – W. Shorter
3 Crystal 7:23
Written-By – M. Vitous
4 Second Sunday In August 4:04
Written-By – J. Zawinul
Medley: (10:45)
5.1 Vertical Invader
Written-By – J. Zawinul
5.2 T.H.
Written-By – M. Vitous
5.3 Dr. Honoris Causa
Written-By – J. Zawinul
6 Surucucú 7:46
Written-By – W. Shorter
7 Directions 4:37
Written-By – J. Zawinul
Credits:
Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Drums – Eric Gravátt
Flute – Hubert Laws, Jr. (tracks: 1)
Keyboards [Electric, Acoustic] – Joe Zawinul
Percussion – Dom Um Romao (tracks: 2)
Reeds – Wayne Shorter
Trumpet [D Trumpet], Piccolo Trumpet – Wilmer Wise (tracks: 1)
Twelve-String Guitar [12-String Guitar] – Ralph Towner (tracks: 2)
Vocals [Singers] – Chapman Roberts (tracks: 1), Joshie Armstrong (tracks: 1), Yolande Bavan (tracks: 1)

WEATHER REPORT - Live In Tokyo (1972-2007) RM / 2CD / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

While side two of I Sing the Body Electric gives us heavily edited glimpses of Weather Report as heard live in Tokyo, this two-disc Japanese import contains entire group ensembles from that concert -- and as such, it is a revelation. Now we can follow the wild, stream-of-consciousness evolution of early Weather Report workouts, taking the listener into all kinds of stylistic territory -- from Joe Zawinul's lone acoustic piano to dissonant free form and electronic explosions -- with lots of adjustments of tempo and texture. The pulse of jazz is more evident in their work here than on their American albums, and the example of Miles Davis circa the Fillmore concerts directs the fierce interplay. In his subsequent recordings with Weather Report, and as a leader, Wayne Shorter would rarely equal the manic intensity he displayed in Tokyo. All of the music is encapsulated in five lengthy "medleys" of WR's repertoire, three of which contain elongated versions of themes from the group's eponymously titled debut album from 1971. This would be the radical apogee of Weather Report on records, though they could retain this level of fire in concert for years to come. by Richard S. Ginell 
Tracklist:
1-1 Medley: Vertical Invader - Seventh Arrow - T. H. - Doctor Honoris Causa 26:12
Written-By [Doctor Honoris Causa] – J. Zawinul
Written-By [Seventh Arrow] – M. Vitous
Written-By [T. H.] – M. Vitous
Written-By [Vertical Invader] – J. Zawinul
1-2 Medley: Surucucu - Lost - Early Minor - Direction 19:08
Written-By [Direction] – J. Zawinul 

Written-By [Early Minor] – J. Zawinul
Written-By [Lost] – W. Shorter
Written-By [Surucucu] – W. Shorter
2-1 Orange Lady 18:10
Written-By – J. Zawinul
2-2 Medley: Eurydice - The Moors 13:42
Written-By [Eurydice] – W. Shorter
Written-By [The Moors] – W. Shorter
2-3 Medley: Tears - Umbrellas 10:26
Written-By [Tears] – W. Shorter
Written-By [Umbrellas] – J. Zawinul, W. Shorter
Credits:
Double Bass [Acoustic Bass], Electric Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Drums – Eric Gravatt
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Piano [Acoustic], Electric Piano – Joe Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

WEATHER REPORT - Sweetnighter (1973-2007) RM / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Right from the start, a vastly different Weather Report emerges here, one that reflects co-leader Joe Zawinul's developing obsession with the groove. It is the groove that rules this mesmerizing album, leading off with the irresistible 3/4 marathon deceptively tagged as the "Boogie Woogie Waltz" and proceeding through a variety of Latin-grounded hip-shakers. It is a record of discovery for Zawinul, who augments his Rhodes electric piano with a funky wah-wah pedal, unveils the ARP synthesizer as a melodic instrument and sound-effects device, and often coasts along on one chord. The once fiery Wayne Shorter has been tamed, for he now contributes mostly sustained ethereal tunes on soprano sax, his tone sometimes doubled for a pleasing octave effect. The wane of freewheeling ensemble interplay is more than offset by the big increase in rhythmic push; bassist Miroslav Vitous, drummer Eric Gravatt, and percussionist Dom Um Romao are now cogs in one of jazz's great swinging machines. by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1    Boogie Woogie Waltz 13:04
Bells, Tambourine, Percussion [Chucalho] – Dom Um Romao
Composed By – J. Zawinul
Drums – Herschel Dwellingham
Drums [Moroccan Clay] – Maruga
Electric Bass – Andrew White, Miroslav Vitous
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Synthesizer, Electric Piano – Josef Zawinul
2    Manolete 5:56
Acoustic Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Composed By – W. Shorter
Drums – Eric Gravatt, Herschel Dwellingham
Drums [Moroccan Clay], Timpani, Cymbal [Splash] – Maruga
Electric Piano, Piano, Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
3    Adios 3:00
Composed By – J. Zawinul
Electric Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Electric Piano – Josef Zawinul
English Horn – Andrew White
Instruments [Roller Toy] – Maruga
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
4    125th Street Congress 12:14
Acoustic Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Composed By – J. Zawinul
Drum [Israeli Jar] – Maruga
Drums – Herschel Dwellingham
Drums [Intro] – Eric Gravatt
Electric Bass – Andrew White
Electric Piano – Josef Zawinul
Pandeiro, Cuica, Instruments [Tamanco], Percussion [Chucalho], Gong, Tambourine, Cowbell – Dom Um Romao
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
5    Will 6:21
Caxixi [Cachichi], Wood Block, Percussion [Chucalho] – Dom Um Romao
Composed By – M. Vitous
Electric Bass – Miroslav Vitous
Electric Piano – Josef Zawinul
English Horn – Andrew White
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
6    Non-Stop Home 3:54
Bass – Andrew White
Composed By – W. Shorter
Drums – Herschel Dwellingham
Percussion, Percussion [Yaibis-stone], Tom Tom [Chinese], Cymbal, Instruments [Castanhola], Gong, Wood Block, Caxixi, Flute [Wood], Tambourine – Dom Um Romao
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Synthesizer, Piano – J. Zawinul

WEATHER REPORT - Mysterious Traveller (1974-1997) RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Weather Report's fourth recording finds Wayne Shorter (on soprano and tenor) taking a lesser role as Joe Zawinul begins to really dominate the group's sound. Most selections also include bassist Alphonso Johnson and drummer Ishmael Wilburn although the personnel shifts from track to track. "Nubian Sundance" adds several vocalists while "Blackthorn Rose" is a Shorter-Zawinul duet. Overall the music is pretty stimulating and sometimes adventurous; high-quality fusion from 1974. by Scott Yanow
Tracklist:
1 Nubian Sundance 10:40
Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Composed By – J. Zawinul
Drums – Ishmael Wilburn
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Piano, Synthesizer, Vocals, Percussion – Josef Zawinul
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
2 American Tango 3:40
Bass – Alphonso Johnson, Miroslav Vitous
Composed By – J. Zawinul, M. Vitous
Drums – Ishmael Wilburn
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
3 Cucumber Slumber 8:22
Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Composed By – A. Johnson, J. Zawinul
Drums – Ishmael Wilburn
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
4 Mysterious Traveller 7:21
Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Composed By – W. Shorter
Drums – Ishmael Wilburn, Skip Hadden
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Josef Zawinul
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Piano, Instruments [Sea Shell] – Wayne Shorter
5 Blackthorn Rose 5:01
Composed By – W. Shorter
Piano, Melodica – Josef Zawinul
Sopranino Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
6 Scarlet Woman 5:45
Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Composed By – A. Johnson, J. Zawinul, W. Shorter
Drums, Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
7 Jungle Book 7:24
Composed By – J. Zawinul
Drums, Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Tabla, Finger Cymbals – Isacoff
- Bonus Track -
8 Miroslav's Tune (未発表曲) 5:25
Bass – Alphonso Johnson, Miroslav Vitous
Composed By – M. Vitous
Drums – Ishmael Wilburn
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer – Josef Zawinul
Percussion – Dom Um Romao
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

WEATHER REPORT - Tale Spinnin' (1975-2002) RM / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Weather Report's ever-changing lineup shifts again, with the somewhat heavier funk-oriented Leon "Ndugu" Chancler dropping into the drummer's chair and Alyrio Lima taking over the percussion table. As a result, Tale Spinnin' has a weightier feel than Mysterious Traveller, while continuing the latter's explorations in Latin-spiced electric jazz/funk. Zawinul's pioneering interest in what we now call world music is more in evidence with the African percussion, wordless vocals, and sandy sound effects of "Badia," and his synthesizer sophistication is growing along with the available technology. Wayne Shorter's work on soprano sax is more animated than on the previous two albums and Alphonso Johnson puts his melodic bass more to the fore. While not quite as inventive as its two predecessors, this remains an absorbing extension of WR's mid-'70s direction.  by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1 Man In The Green Shirt 6:29
Drums, Timpani – Ndugu
Electric Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Melodica, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Tonto, ARP 2600] – Joe Zawinul
Percussion – Alyrio Lima
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Written-By – Josef Zawinul
2 Lusitanos 7:25
Drums, Timpani, Cymbal [Marching] – Ndugu
Electric Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Percussion – Alyrio Lima
Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Tonto, ARP 2600], Organ – Joe Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Written-By – Wayne Shorter
3 Between The Thighs 9:33
Drums, Timpani – Ndugu
Electric Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Percussion – Alyrio Lima
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Steel Drums, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Tonto, ARP 2600] – Joe Zawinul
Written-By – Josef Zawinul
4 Badia 5:21
Drums – Ndugu
Electric Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Oud, Melodica, Instruments [Muzthra], Vocals, Xylophone [West Africk], Piano [Acoustic] – Joe Zawinul
Percussion – Alyrio Lima
Written-By – Josef Zawinul
5 Freezing Fire 7:29
Drums – Ndugu
Electric Bass – Alphonso Johnson
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [ARP 2600], Cymbal – Joe Zawinul
Percussion – Alyrio Lima
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Written-By – Wayne Shorter
6 Five Short Stories 6:55
Piano [Acoustic], Organ, Synthesizer [ARP 2600] – Joe Zawinul
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Written-By – Josef Zawinul

WEATHER REPORT - Black Market (1976-2007) RM / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

The shifts in Weather Report's personnel come fast and furious now, with Narada Michael Walden and Chester Thompson as the drummers, Alex Acuna and Don Alias at the percussion table, and Alphonso Johnson giving way to the mighty, martyred Jaco Pastorius. It is interesting to hear Pastorius expanding the bass role only incrementally over what the more funk-oriented Johnson was doing at this early point -- that is, until "Barbary Coast," where suddenly Jaco leaps athletically forward into the spotlight. Joe Zawinul or just Zawinul, as he preferred to be billed -- contributed all of side one's compositions, mostly Third World-flavored workouts except for "Cannon Ball," a touching tribute to his ex-boss Cannonball Adderley (who had died the year before). Shorter, Pastorius, and Johnson split the remainder of the tracks, with Shorter now set in a long-limbed compositional mode for electric bands that would serve him into the 1990s. While it goes without saying that most Weather Report albums are transition albums, this diverse record is even more transient than most, paving the way for WR's most popular period while retaining the old sense of adventure. by Richard S. Ginell  
Tracklist:
1 Black Market 6:31
Written-By – J. Zawinul
2 Cannon Ball 4:36
Written-By – J. Zawinul
3 Gibraltar 7:47
Written-By – J. Zawinul
4 Elegant People 5:03
Written-By – W. Shorter
5 Three Clowns 3:22
Written-By – W. Shorter
6 Barbary Coast 3:07
Written-By – J. Pastorius
7 Herandnu 6:35
Written-By – A. Johnson
Credits:
Congas, Percussion – Arejandro Neciosup Acuna, Don Alias
Drums – Narada Michael Walden
Drums [Ludwig] – Chester Thompson
Electric Bass [Fender, Charles La Boe], Instruments [Qertu] – Alphonso Johnson
Electric Bass [Fender] – Jaco Pastorius
Saxophone [Selmer Tenor, Soprano], Lyricon [By Computone] – Wayne Shorter
Synthesizer [2 Arp 2600, Oberheim Polyphonic], Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Grand Piano [Yamaha] – Joe Zawinul

WEATHER REPORT – Heavy Weather (1977-2007) RM | FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Weather Report's biggest-selling album is that ideal thing, a popular and artistic success -- and for the same reasons. For one thing, Joe Zawinul revealed an unexpectedly potent commercial streak for the first time since his Cannonball Adderley days, contributing what has become a perennial hit, "Birdland." Indeed, "Birdland" is a remarkable bit of record-making, a unified, ever-developing piece of music that evokes, without in any way imitating, a joyous evening on 52nd St. with a big band. The other factor is the full emergence of Jaco Pastorius as a co-leader; his dancing, staccato bass lifting itself out of the bass range as a third melodic voice, completely dominating his own ingenious "Teen Town" (where he also plays drums!). By now, Zawinul has become WR's de facto commander in the studio; his colorful synthesizers dictate the textures, his conceptions are carefully planned, with little of the freewheeling improvisation of only five years before. Wayne Shorter's saxophones are now reticent, if always eloquent, beams of light in Zawinul's general scheme while Alex Acuña shifts ably over to the drums and Manolo Badrena handles the percussion. Released just as the jazz-rock movement began to run out of steam, this landmark album proved that there was plenty of creative life left in the idiom. Richard S. Ginell 
Tracklist:
1 Birdland 5:59
Bass, Mandocello, Vocals – Jaco Pastorius
Composed By, Synthesizer [Oberheim Polyphonic, Arp 2600], Piano [Acoustic], Vocals, Melodica – Joe Zawinul
Drums – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Tambourine – Manolo Badrena
2 A Remark You Made 6:52
Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Composed By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp 2600, Oberheim Polyphonic] – Joe Zawinul
Drums – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
3 Teen Town 2:53
Composed By, Drums, Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Congas – Manolo Badrena
Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp 2600, Oberheim Polyphonic], Melodica – Joe Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
4 Harlequin 4:00
Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Composed By, Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Drums – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Synthesizer [Arp 2600, Oberheim Polyphonic], Piano [Acoustic], Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Joe Zawinul
Vocals – Manolo Badrena
5 Rumba Mamá 2:12
Composed By [Co-composer], Congas, Tom Tom [Tom Toms] – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Composed By, Vocals, Timbales, Congas – Manolo Badrena
6 Palladíum 4:45
Bass, Steel Drums – Jaco Pastorius
Composed By, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Congas, Percussion – Manolo Badrena
Drums – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Synthesizer [Arp 2600], Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Joe Zawinul
7 The Juggler 5:05
Bass, Mandocello – Jaco Pastorius
Composed By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Arp 2600], Piano [Acoustic], Guitar, Tabla – Joe Zawinul
Drums, Handclaps – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Percussion – Manolo Badrena
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
8 Havona 6:03
Composed By, Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Drums – Alejandro "Alex" Acuña
Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Oberheim Polyphonic, Arp 2600] – Joe Zawinul
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

WEATHER REPORT - 8:30 (1979-1994) RM / FLAC (tracks), lossless

Weather Report is generally regarded as the greatest jazz fusion band of all time, with the biggest jazz hit ("Birdland") from the best jazz fusion album (1977's Heavy Weather). But the group's studio mastery sometimes overshadows the fact that it was also a live juggernaut -- so don't overlook the outstanding live and studio album from 1979, 8:30. This was a rare quartet version of Weather Report, with co-leaders in keyboardist Joe Zawinul and saxophonist Wayne Shorter. The bassist was the inimitable Jaco Pastorius, the drummer a young Peter Erskine. Pastorius is otherworldly on early gems like "Black Market," the breakneck "Teen Town," and his solo showcase, "Slang" (in which he quotes Jimi Hendrix's "Third Stone from the Sun"). Shorter is most involved on the CD's slower pieces like "A Remark You Made," "In a Silent Way," and his own solo piece, "Thanks for the Memory"; Zawinul and Erskine shine on the swinging version of "Birdland" and roller coaster ride of the "Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz" medley. Four studio tracks (composing what was side four of the original album version) close 8:30 with a flourish -- and some surprises. Pastorius duets on drums with Zawinul on the brief title track, then plays double drums with Erskine (as Erich Zawinul plays percussion) on the playful "Brown Street." Zawinul then throws a curve with "The Orphan," dueting with Shorter as ten members of the West Los Angeles Christian Academy Children's Choir chant harmonies. The saxophonist gets in the last word, though, with his burning composition "Sightseeing" -- on which he plays unison lines with Zawinul over Pastorius' rare walking bassline and Erskine's most aggressive drumming. A future jazz standard ending one of this band's standard-setting CDs. by Bill Meredith  
Tracklist:
1 Black Market 9:47
Written-By – J. Zawinul
2 Teen Town 6:03
Written-By – J. Pastorius
3 A Remark You Made 8:01
Written-By – J. Zawinul
4 Slang 4:45
Written-By – J. Pastorius
5 In A Silent Way 2:52
Written-By – J. Zawinul
6 Birdland 6:58
Written-By – J. Zawinul
7 Thanks For The Memory 3:33
Written-By – L. Robin, R. Rainger
8 Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz Medley 9:28
Written-By – J. Zawinul
9 8:30 2:36
Written-By – J. Zawinul
10 Brown Street 8:34
Written-By – J. Zawinul, W. Shorter
11 The Orphan 3:16
Vocals – Ten Members Of The West Los Angeles Christian Academy Children's Choir
Written-By – J. Zawinul
12 Sightseeing 5:35
Written-By – W. Shorter
Créditos
Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Drums – Jaco Pastorius (tracks: 9, 10), Peter Erskine (tracks: 1 to 8, 11, 12)
Keyboards, Synthesizer – Joe Zawinul
Percussion – Erich Zawinul, Peter Erskine
Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter

WEATHER REPORT - Night Passage (1980-1991) RM / FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

All things being relative, this is Weather Report's straightahead album, where the elaborate production layers of the late-'70s gave way to sparer textures and more unadorned solo improvisation in the jazz tradition, electric instruments and all. The flaw of this album is the shortage of really memorable compositions; it is more of a vehicle for the virtuosic feats of what is considered by some to be the classic WR lineup -- Joe Zawinul, Wayne Shorter, Jaco Pastorius, Robert Thomas, Jr. and Peter Erskine. For Erskine, this is is first full studio album and he amply demonstrates his terrific sense of forward drive unique among the other superb drummers in WR annals. "Port of Entry" is a tour de force for Jaco, who knocks off several of those unbelievably slippery, pointed runs that have made him a posthumous legend. There is also a tremendously fun retro trip to Duke Ellington's "Rockin' in Rhythm," everybody swinging their heads and hands off. by Richard S. Ginell
Tracklist:
1 Night Passage 6:30
Written-By – J. Zawinul
2 Dream Clock 6:26
Written-By – J. Zawinul
3 Port Of Entry 5:09
Written-By – W. Shorter
4 Forlorn 3:55
Written-By – J. Zawinul
5 Rockin' In Rhythm 3:02
Written-By – D. Ellington, H. Carney, I. Mills
6 Fast City 6:17
Written-By – J. Zawinul
7 Three Views Of A Secret 5:50
Written-By – J. Pastorius
8 Madagascar 10:56
Written-By – J. Zawinul
Credits:
Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Drums – Peter Erskine
Drums [Hand Drums] – Robert Thomas, Jr.
Keyboards – Zawinul
Saxophone [Saxophones] – Wayne Shorter