A 1975 live performance by Quincy Jones and his group appears on a soundboard. Even though it is a soundboard, the quality is super amazing, and the FM broadcast sound source of the time was recorded on reel tape, dubbed on reel tape once, then digitally copied and transferred to DAT tape, and various noises were removed from there, making it a professional job. The face is already a great person who is dripping with saliva. But it is not from the jazz era? From the opening Tryin' To Find Out About You, Louis Johnson's bass and George Johnson's cutting are super explosive, Boogie Joe, The Grinder, most of the performance is funk and soul manner, and Quincy's magic is applied to it, making it a moving studio live. Japanese appears in the middle, but was it done in the band? Quincy Jones Band "Midnight Hour Music" Clover Studios Hollywood, California 1975 Summer 01 Tryin' to Find Out About You 02 Soul Saga (Song of the Buffalo Soldier) 03 Listen (What It Is) 04 Theme from "Ironside" 05 If I Ever Lose This Heaven 06 Everything Must Change 07 Manteca 08 Is It Love that We're Missing? 09 Boogie Joe, the Grinder 47:40 Quincy Jones - keyboards and vocals Louis Johnson - bass and vocals George Johnson - guitar and vocals Harvey Mason - drums Wah Wah Watson - guitar Frank Rosolino - trumpet Bill Lamb - trumpet Chuck Findley - trumpet and flugelhorn Sahib Shihab - saxophones Ernie Krivda - saxophones George Bohanon - trombone Jerome Richardson - flute and saxophones Ralph MacDonald - percussion Paulette McWilliams - vocals Aura Urziceanu - vocals Leon Ware - vocals and keyboards Carolyn Willis - vocals Myrna Matthews - vocals Jesse Kirkland - vocals
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