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Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham, Weather Report and John Scofield

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
December 9, 2022
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Bassists Stanley Clarke, Doug Johns and Chris Buck. Drummers Billy Cobham, Dennis Chambers, Lenny White and Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez plus Weather Report and Joe Zawinul.

Playlist

Stanley Clarke "Pop Virgil" from UP (Mack Avenue) 00:00
Doug Johns "Just Play" from Doug's Party Mix (Self Produced) 06:20
Gianfranco Manzella-Eric Marienthal "Blues For Max" from Nothing By Chance (Soundiva) 12:51
Billy Cobham "Fourth Dimension" from Drum N' Voice Vol 5 (Nicolosi Productions) 19:20
Hemispheres "Gravity" from Hemispheres (Self Produced) 25:34
Horacio El Negro Hernandez "Sentlento en re-sol" from Italuba 2 (Cacao Musica) 31:50
The JaimZ Project "Matina Latina" from To A Flame (Self Produced) 38:07
Joe Zawinul "East 12th Street Band" from Faces and Places (ESC) 44:32
Weather Report "Black Market" from Black Market (Columbia) 51:07
Jules Hay "Blast From The Past" from Where Next (Self Produced) 54:19

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