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| Hubert Laws | Primary Artist, Alto, Flute |
| Patrice Rushen | Piano |
| Victor Feldman | Percussion |
| Ronnie Laws | Saxophone, Moog Synthesizer |
| Bobby Bryant | Brass |
| Roland Bautista | Guitar |
| Debra Laws | Vocals |
| Eloise Laws | Vocals |
| Arnold Belnick | Strings, Violin |
| Oscar Brashear | Brass |
| Garnett Brown | Trombone |
| Leon "Ndugu" Chancler | Drums |
| Bonnie Douglas | Strings, Violin |
| Janice Dower | Strings, Violin |
| Larry Dunn | Synthesizer |
| Barnaby Finch | Piano |
| Endre Granat | Strings, Violin |
| Blanch Laws | Vocals |
| Nils Oliver | Cello |
| Benny Powell | Trombone |
| Melvin Robinson | Guitar |
| Paul Shure | Strings, Violin |
| Maurice Spears | Trombone |
| Robert Sushel | Strings, Violin |
| Marcia Van Dyke | Strings, Violin |
| Bobby Vega | Electric Bass |
| Dorothy Wade | Strings, Violin |
| Snooky Young | Brass |
| Johnny Laws | Vocals |
| James Jameson | Bass |
| Ron Cooper | Cello |
| Raymond Kelly | Cello |
| Pat Kelly | Guitar |
| Raymond Brown | Brass |
| Raymond Pounds | Drums |
| Sandy Seymour | Strings, Violin |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Alex Henderson
When Columbia released Land of Passion in 1979, the album received scathing reviews from jazz critics. They knew Hubert Laws for his work as a jazz instrumentalist, and for the most part, Land of Passion isn't instrumental jazz -- it isn't hard bop, post-bop, or even fusion. The main focus of this LP is mellow, mildly jazzy R&B/pop with the occasional instrumental. So serious jazz standards shouldn't be applied. Unfortunately, the critics who trashed Land of Passion did apply serious jazz standards, which is sort of like a food critic lambasting an Italian restaurant because it doesn't provide Vietnamese or Cambodian cuisine. Land of Passion needs to be judged by ...