Yusef Lateef Into Something Vinyl LP 2025
1. Rasheed
2. When You're Smiling
3. Water Pistol
4. You've Changed
5. I Need You (Live Version)
6. I'll Remember April
7. Koko's Tune
8. P Bouk
9. I Need You (Studio Version)
By 1961, with the recording of Into Something (presented here) and Eastern Sounds, Yusef Lateefâs dominant presence within a group context had emerged. His âEasternââ influences are clearly audible in all of these recordings. The tunes themselves are a mixture of jazz standards and blues. Into Something marked the second out of just two preserved collaborations by Lateef with drummer Elvin Jones, whom by the time the album was recorded was already working with the John Coltrane Quartet. His playing is particularly interesting here in the tunes where pianist Barry Harris sits out.
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$7.61Yusef Lateef Into Something Vinyl LP 2025
1. Rasheed
2. When You're Smiling
3. Water Pistol
4. You've Changed
5. I Need You (Live Version)
6. I'll Remember April
7. Koko's Tune
8. P Bouk
9. I Need You (Studio Version)
By 1961, with the recording of Into Something (presented here) and Eastern Sounds, Yusef Lateefâs dominant presence within a group context had emerged. His âEasternââ influences are clearly audible in all of these recordings. The tunes themselves are a mixture of jazz standards and blues. Into Something marked the second out of just two preserved collaborations by Lateef with drummer Elvin Jones, whom by the time the album was recorded was already working with the John Coltrane Quartet. His playing is particularly interesting here in the tunes where pianist Barry Harris sits out.
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1. Rasheed
2. When You're Smiling
3. Water Pistol
4. You've Changed
5. I Need You (Live Version)
6. I'll Remember April
7. Koko's Tune
8. P Bouk
9. I Need You (Studio Version)
By 1961, with the recording of Into Something (presented here) and Eastern Sounds, Yusef Lateefâs dominant presence within a group context had emerged. His âEasternââ influences are clearly audible in all of these recordings. The tunes themselves are a mixture of jazz standards and blues. Into Something marked the second out of just two preserved collaborations by Lateef with drummer Elvin Jones, whom by the time the album was recorded was already working with the John Coltrane Quartet. His playing is particularly interesting here in the tunes where pianist Barry Harris sits out.
