Wild Flower by Hubert Laws

Hubert Laws flutes Paul Gershman, Harry Lookofsky, David Nadien, Bernard Eichen, Matthew Raimondi, John Pintavalle & Guy Lumia violins Harold Coletta, Selwart Clarke, Harry Zaratzian & Richard Dickler violas Charles McCracken, Richard Bock, Harvey Shapiro & George Ricci cellos Ron Carter & Richard Davis bases String arrangements by John Murtaugh Chick Corea piano (6) & Gary Burton vibes (6) Ron Carter bass (6) & Bernard Purdie drums (6) Mungo Santamaria conga (6) Airto Moreira & Joe Chambers percusson (6) Cover art Robert Andrew Parker Produced by Joel Dorn Atlantic records SD 1624 - 1972 The magical amplified sound of Hubert Law's flute. He uses octave shifter, which makes the sound of the flute deep and mystic. Specially in Coltrane's Equinox. Laws uses also different sizes of flutes: alto and piccolo. This is very special record to be a jazz record: there is a string section and no drums, except in the last track Yoruba, where Chick Corea and Gary Burton joins the band with rhythm section. ℗ 2005 Rhino Records. Manufactured and Marketed by Warner Strategic Marketing.