Stanley Clarke, Philadelphia (1988)

01) (fade in) - Unidentified Jam - fades out 00:18
02) If This Bass Could Only Talk - Working Man (Lopsy Lu) 04:36
03) Silly Putty 27:39
04) Tradition 38:35
05) KB feature - Hideaway 46:01
06) School Days 57:13
07) encore call 1:11:34
08) unidentified jam 1:12:46
Stanley Clarke
Chestnut Cabaret
Philadelphia PA
April 20th, 1988
-Stanley Clarke
-Steve Hunt
-James Earl
-Gerry Brown
Original comments: "This track (01) seems to both fade in and out. May well be an improvised jam. I hear A Love Supreme quote? At the end Stanley starts a short solo segment that fades out. Next track starts with a solo part as well. Maybe there were some technical problems recording the first part.
[**] Apparently Lopsy Lu was reworked and renamed for this 1988 recording of the “If This Bass Could Only Talk” album. Liner notes say: Working Man, a post Zeppelin Version of Stanley’s 1974 composition Lopsy Lu.
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Listening to that first track again and comparing it to the “If This Bass Could Only Talk” album, I hear some resemblance to “Stories to Tell” from that album, going into the mentioned “A Love Surpreme” quotes."
Thanks to Philly crew, brikmop & ledwhofloyd.
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