Gap Mangione - Rhodes Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano, Hammond Organ and ARP Soloist Synthesizer
Tony Levin - Electric Bass and Stick
Steve Gadd - Drums and Percussion
Rubens Bassini - Percussion
Tony Levin - Electric Bass and Stick
Steve Gadd - Drums and Percussion
Rubens Bassini - Percussion
- Theme From Picnic
- The Graduate Medley
- Scarbourgh Fair / Canticle
- The Sound Of Silence
- Mrs. Robinson
- Laughter In The Rain
- Little Lady, Little Man
- Hill Where The Lord Hides
- Legacy (Main Theme)
- I Won't Last A Day Without You
A&M Records SP-4621
1976
1976
Liner Notes
This album is a reunion of sorts for Gap, Tony Levin and Steve Gadd. Gadd and Levin, whose musical talents are in constant demand (by such artists as Paul Simon, Chick Corea, Judy Collins, Aretha Franklin, Joe Cocker, Tom Scott, etc.), were original members of Gap's first trio and made their recording debut on his album "Diana In The Autumn Wind" in1968. They have since worked together on each of Gap's albums. Mangione talks of "the spontaneous spark that happens whenever we get together," and one listening gives clear evidence of the chemistry among the three. The album shows Gap's special ability with new and warm versions of some familiar music as well as original material from both Mangiones. As it reveals his incredible command of the keyboards, it overflows with rich bursts of color he effortlessly draws from them.
Regardless of what instruments you think you may be hearing - flutes, trombones - it's all Gap Mangione!
This album is a reunion of sorts for Gap, Tony Levin and Steve Gadd. Gadd and Levin, whose musical talents are in constant demand (by such artists as Paul Simon, Chick Corea, Judy Collins, Aretha Franklin, Joe Cocker, Tom Scott, etc.), were original members of Gap's first trio and made their recording debut on his album "Diana In The Autumn Wind" in1968. They have since worked together on each of Gap's albums. Mangione talks of "the spontaneous spark that happens whenever we get together," and one listening gives clear evidence of the chemistry among the three. The album shows Gap's special ability with new and warm versions of some familiar music as well as original material from both Mangiones. As it reveals his incredible command of the keyboards, it overflows with rich bursts of color he effortlessly draws from them.
Regardless of what instruments you think you may be hearing - flutes, trombones - it's all Gap Mangione!
