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All the King's Horses
Jazz · 1972 · 1 track

All the King's Horses

May 19, 1972 · Kudu

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This is the sound of a city exhaling.

All the King's Horses captures Grover Washington, Jr. at a pivotal moment, bridging the gap between hard-bop complexity and the accessible, rhythmic soul that would define the Kudu and CTI era.

It feels like walking through a metropolitan park at sunset: there is a sense of motion and energy, but it is tempered by a deep, resonant cool. The production is rich and golden, with every instrument given room to breathe within the pocket.

Tracklist · 1 Track
07
Love Song 1700
4:51
Moments Worth Listening For
The way the bassline on the title track anchors the melody before the horns swell.
The transition from the mellow intro to the driving groove in No More.
The delicate, almost vocal-like phrasing of the soprano sax on Where Is the Love.

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