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| Rodney Kendrick | Primary Artist, Piano |
| Roy Hargrove | Trumpet |
| Houston Person | Tenor Saxophone |
| Graham Haynes | Cornet |
| Big Black | Percussion |
| Taru Alexander | Drums |
| Kenny Garrett | Alto Saxophone |
| Tarus Mateen | Bass |
| Chi Sharp | Percussion |
| Aaron Walker | Percussion |
| Jean-Philippe Allard | Producer |
| Rodney Kendrick | Arranger |
| Doug McKean | Contributor, Digital Mixing Assistant, Assistant Digital Engineer |
| Allan Tucker | Mastering |
| Chris Maguire | Contributor |
| Ben Mundy | Contributor |
| Yannick Seite | Liner Notes |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Greg Turner
A member of vocalist Abbey Lincoln's group at the time of this recording, this is pianist Rodney Kendrick's debut as a leader. For this recording he has gathered several musical contemporaries playing in various combinations for a varied program of nine selections, including four written by Kendrick and two written by pianist Randy Weston, the African percussion-driven "Ganawa in Paris" and a beautiful trio reading of "Berkshire Blues." In addition to Weston, Thelonius Monk seems to be Kendrick's other primary influence, as heard in his solos throughout this recording and his playful introduction to Miles Davis' "Dig," a medium swinger based on "Sweet Georgia Brown" that ...