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Digitally remastered by Paul Elmore (MCA Music Media Studios).
This album actually combines two Chico Hamilton releases, namely MAN FROM TWO WORLDS and PASSIN' THRU. There is great compositional range on this disc, even though nine out the 10 tunes were written by a single author (saxophonist Charles Lloyd). Some of these compositions spin off on an avant-garde tangent, while others are more direct and harmonically familiar.
The title track is basically an extended jam, though there is a Monk-like main theme that is used to begin and end the tune. Clearly, this piece is influenced by Indian music, and guitarist Gabor Szabo best illustrates the exotic, modal leanings of this composition through his sitar-influenced solo. On the other hand, "Forest Flower" is much more harmonious and easy to follow. Using standard jazz chords and a catchy melody, this tune is much less demanding on the ear. As the title implies, MAN FROM TWO WORLDS really does focus on two distinct "worlds" of jazz, and is the perfect listen for all those who crave musical diversity.
Recorded on September 18, 1962 and December 11, 1963.
Live Recording
Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna.
Personnel: Chico Hamilton (drums); Charles Lloyd (tenor saxophone, flute); George Bohanon (trombone); Gabor Szabo (guitar); Albert Stinson (bass).
Producer: Bob Thiele.
Down Beat (7/93, p.35) - 4 Stars - Very Good - "...really a Charles Lloyd album--featuring the then-rising Lloyd as both the group's primary composer and soloing voice...an exotic jazz hybrid..." Man From Two Worlds Music Chico Hamilton Man From Two Worlds Songs Man From Two Worlds Review
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