Album

Black Byrd

Donald Byrd

1973 · Jazz

24 collectors on Gatefold own this

Black Byrd by Donald Byrd

Black Byrd is a Jazz album by Donald Byrd, originally released in 1973. On Gatefold: 56 pressings tracked, owned by 24 collectors.

About

After releasing a pair of funky fusion albums on his own, former hard-bopping trumpeter Donald Byrd teamed up with Larry Mizell and his Motown hitmaker brother, Fonce, for one of the best groove-jazz albums of all time. Breezy and often quite beautiful, this radio-friendly 1973 release is full of wicked guitar riffing, buttery vocals, science-fiction synths, and, of course, first-class trumpet playing. Get down and dirty with "Slop Jar Blues" or croon along with the socially conscious "Where Are We Going?"

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Flight Time8:30
  2. A2Black Byrd8:00
  3. A3Love's So Far Away6:00

Side B

  1. B1Mr. Thomas5:15
  2. B2Sky High5:59
  3. B3Slop Jar Blues6:00
  4. B4Where Are We Going?4:40

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Jazz Fusion
  • layered
  • funky
  • swaggering

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

First "Division of United Artists" blue and white label with Blue text.
Artist and album title centered above center hole (see photos).
Recorded on April 3 (B1), 4 (A1) and November 24, 1972.
Produced and arranged by Larry Mizell for Sky High Productions, Inc.
Recorded at Sound Factory, Hollywood, California.
707 jet plane effect courtesy of Elektra Records.

Credits

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Performers

24 collectors on Gatefold own this · 56 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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