IMAGINE MY SURPRISE

Dreams

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 1972

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Calico Baby
2. Why Can't I Find a Home
3. Child of Wisdom
4. Just Be Ourselves
5. I Can't Hear You
6. Here She Comes Now
7. Don't Cry, My Lady
8. Medicated Goo
9. Imagine My Surprise

Line-up / Musicians

Michael Brecker Horn
Randy Brecker Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Horn
Billy Cobham Drums
Steve Cropper Guitar, Producer
Don Grolnick Keyboards
Will Lee Bass
Robert Mann Guitar, Vocals, Wind
Barry Rogers Trombone
Toni Torrence Vocals
Edward Vernon Vocals

Releases information

LP: Scorpio Records,

CD: Scorpio Distribution 8333, 1997

re-released on CD by Sony Japan (2008)

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2.00
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Good, but non-essential (20%)
Collectors/fans only (60%)
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Review by snobb
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Second and final album from not very well known brass-fusion band Dreams. Brecker brothers and Billy Cobham are still on board, but guitarist John Abercrombie is gone. The only other member stayed from debut recordings, is vocalist Edward Vernon.

Musically trying to develop same direction as on their debut, band made similar mistake, as their much more popular colleagues - instead of brass jazz improvs around basic rock sound, they softened and rounded their music, as result they sound as Chicago from mid 70-s. Brass- pop-rock.

Nothing strange band was disbanded soon after release and all musicians went their own ways. Far not such interesting, as their debut. Mostly collectors item.

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