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Reggie Lucas Fusion 1976 Japan

Performer Reggie Lucas
Title Survival Themes
Date of release 1976
Country Japan
Style Fusion
Other formats MOD ADX FLAC VQF DMF WAV MPC
Genre Jazz
Size MP3 1599 mb
Size FLAC 1927 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 219

Reggie Lucas played for such music great bands like Stevie Wonder, as a guitarist and was active in the Miles Davis group. Reggie's first solo work is graced with Michael Henderson, Anthony Jackson, as well as a young elite group of musicians that participated.

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from the 1976 album Survival Themes Season Of The Monsoon 6:05 Faces Of Fortune 3:48 Tabarca 4:56 Electric Reflection 8:08. Tümünü Gör. Gönderiler. 17 Mayıs, 04:36 ·. RIP Glenn Branca (1948 - 2018). 28 Ocak ·. Vince Montana was an early love of mine when I first investigated and started collecting dance music. This track is new for me, it's from 1979 but sounds (especially in the non-violin bits) a lot more contemporary.

04 - Survival Themes. 03 - The Barefoot Song.

Reginald Grant Lucas (February 25, 1953 – May 19, 2018), known as Reggie Lucas, was an American musician, songwriter and record producer. Lucas is best known for having produced the majority of Madonna's 1983 self-titled debut album, his production work with percussionist Mtume, and for playing with the Miles Davis electric band of the first half of the 1970s. Lucas was born on February 25, 1953 in Flushing, Queens, New York.

East Wind Recorded July 29, 1975 Tracklist: A1 Slewfoot A2 Tender Years 3:06 A3 The Barefoot Song 7:36 B Survival Themes 17:19 - Season Of The Monsoon - Faces Of Fortune - Tabarca - Electric Reflection Reggie Lucas (g) Hubert Eaves (e-p, clarinet, syn) Anthony Jackson, Michael Henderson (e-b) Howard King (dr) James Mtume (perc) Joe Gardnen (tp) Clifford. Adams (tb) John Stubblefield (ts). Thank you !! A Vukovic. Thank U from A 63. Vir Heck.

Reginald Grant "Reggie" Lucas (born February 25, 1953) is an American musician, songwriter and record producer. Lucas is best known for producing the majority of Madonna's 1983 self-titled debut album, his production work with percussionist Mtume and for playing with the Miles Davis electric band of the first half of the 1970s. YouTube Encyclopedic. Lucas has since gone on to work with Rebbie Jackson, Randy Crawford and The Four Tops on his own. He was also a member of the short-lived group Sunfire, who released one album in 1982. Lucas produced their single "Young Free and Single".

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Tracklist

A1	Slewfoot	3:04
A2	Tender Years	4:26
A3	The Barefoot Song	9:42
Survival Themes
Ba	Season Of The Monsoon	6:05
Bb	Faces Of Fortune	3:48
Bc	Tabarca	4:56
Bd	Electric Reflection	8:08

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Nippon Phonogram Co., Ltd.

Credits

Artwork – Eiko Ishioka
Bass – Anthony Jackson, Michael Henderson
Congas, Percussion – James Mtume
Design [Album] – Eiko Ishioka, Motoko Naruse
Drums – Howard King
Electric Piano, Clavinet, Synthesizer – Hubert Eaves*
Executive-Producer – Toshinari Koinuma
Guitar, Written-By, Producer – Reggie Lucas
Other [Promotional Director] – Yukio Morisaki
Tenor Saxophone – John Stubblefield
Trombone – Clifford Adams
Trumpet – Joe Gardnen*

Notes

Recorded July 29, 1975

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
UCCJ-9036	Reggie Lucas	Survival Themes ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, RM, Pap)	East Wind	UCCJ-9036	Japan	2002
UCCJ-9160	Reggie Lucas	Survival Themes ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, RM)	East Wind	UCCJ-9160	Japan	2015
IC 6010	Reggie Lucas	Survival Themes ‎(LP, Album)	Inner City Records	IC 6010	US	1978

Talk about Reggie Lucas - Survival Themes

Risteacor

Wow, such hostility! "Don't even LISTEN to this record"?? Do you have, like, some sort of vendetta against it, trying to retaliate against it for some weird reason, by convincing people not to even go near it? Let THEM listen and decide! Um, you might not realize that "fusion-funk stuff" is still popular among quite a few of us cratediggers and non-DJ musicheads in 2018. But obviously you don't like that genre, so why not tell us what style were you HOPING this record would be?Personally, I've never been too impressed with the first two tracks here; they sound like an attempt to go "R&B-fusion lite" for airplay's sake. As for "The Barefoot Song", yes, Lucas' solo goes on a couple of minutes too long and is not terribly inspired-- they should have pushed him to do a few more takes. He did better soloing in live shows with Miles, when he was actually allowed to do some, which was not often enough. But the tune itself is fine, and Anthony Jackson's solo-- damn. Especially near the end of it, he does a boatload of sophisticated stuff with double-stops-- that's two harmonized notes played on the bass, for those not familiar. It's extraordinary that he already had such extensive harmonic knowledge in his head at the age of twenty-three.The "Survival Themes", I like a lot. "Season of the Monsoon" is a soulful, almost mournful statement that reminded me of early-'70s exploratory Santana when I first heard it. The next two tracks are pleasant, contemplative guitar-and-percussion features that feature the kind of chording I wish Lucas had included in his "Barefoot" solo. And then for the finale: "Electric Reflection" seems to be the Pete Cosey-ish distortion-pedal freakout (over Mtume's congas) that Lucas never got to do in Miles' band because, well, that was Cosey's assigned territory. It's high-volume wailing catharsis for when you need such things (and don't we all, from time to time?)Anyway, folks, this is by no means a perfect album, but there's some fine tasty stuff here, and I recommend that YOU decide for yourself.

Yramede

Don't buy or even listen to this record - this is an embarrassingly amateurish attempt to play some fusion/funk stuff, that was popular in 1975. Many well known names and bunch of dull tracks. Worst of all, Reggie Lucas haven't improvised well. You can hear it clearly in "The Barefoot Song" with its clumsy guitar solo, but the title "Survival Themes" suite is a real embarrassment, that sounds like a house jam played by a teen musician.

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