One song off this album has the pianist play with only the right hand in his solo, acting on advice to not "play chords" and instead "play lines".
One song off this album has the pianist play with only the right hand in his solo, acting on advice to not "play chords" and instead "play lines". In addition to "Pinocchio" and "Hand Jive", the title track of this album includes a portion where the trumpet and tenor sax play simultaneously, and precedes the song entitled "Fall". (*) "Madness" and "Riot" were among the songs written by Herbie Hancock for this album. Recorded in 1968, it was the fourth album from its creator's "second classic quintet", featuring Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums. Being mainly written by Wayne Shorter, for 10 points, identify this album by Miles Davis whose title track has an Egyptian-inspired name.
One song off this album has the pianist play with only the right hand in his solo, acting on advice to not "play chords" and instead "play lines".
{Nefertiti} (Sy)