"Transition" Graham Haynes A future jazz album recorded in September 1994 in Lisbon, Portugal, and February 1995 in Brooklyn, NYC, by Graham Haynes, a trumpeter/cornetist, son of the great drummer Roy Haynes, and a member of the M-BASE movement. This is a thrilling new jazz album that fuses jazz, DJing, and hip-hop. The first track, "Transition," is a cover of John Coltrane, and it's incredibly cool. It's an amazing combination of a cool club beat, free-flowing scratches, a surging, ferocious guitar, Graham's cornet, and Steve Williamson's saxophone. The idea of reinterpreting standard numbers with a completely new interpretation is stimulating. Imported from Verve France in 1995. Rare album. Cornet – Graham Haynes Saxophone – Steve Williamson Guitar – Brandon Ross, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Vernon Reid Bass – Lonnie Plaxico Drums – "Catfish" Fred Alias* Percussion – Daniel Moreno, Jorge Amorim Turntables [Dj] – D.J. Logic Jason Kibler* 1. Transition 8:00 2. South Node Of The Moon In Pisces 5:28 3. Walidiya 11:57 4. Mars Triangle Jupite r7:10 5. Harmonic Convergence 8:36 6. Freestylin' 7:42 7. Facing The East 5:05 8. Com Que Voz 3:00 jazz・CD・0129