Extrapolation

Liner notes: "As knowledge and experience of musical forms increase - attention will more and more direct itself at 'real' musical issues rather than 'fashionable' ones. At the time of writing this situation has already arisen, as witnessed by the popular acclaim deservedly showered upon such groups as 'Blood, Sweat and Tears'. Johnny McLaughlin, hailed by many critics as a 'face' to watch in '69, has made this LP with John Surman, Tony Oxley and Brian Odges, three of the best young British jazz musicians of today. It is a mere formality that talents such as these will be in the forefront of yet another challenging period of musical taste evolution." Track Notes: A1: Past and present incidences focussed into the future A2: Written with the unheard lyrics by the incomparable Dussy Dower, reflecting its opposite result. Sadjoy ["Dussy Dower" is said to be a typo for [a437027]] A3: Dedicated to one of Holland's greatest musicians and bass players and his bag, which is always where you least expect it. In 11:8 time. [Said to refer to [a355683]] A4: Written for [a617888], the amazing poet from London. A5: Dedicated to my true love. B1: In praise of light. B2: This is dedicated to Binky McKenzie, one of the greatest bass players, unjustly jailed with his brother Bunny. B3: Speaks for itself. B4: Excursion into freedom. B5: Dedicated to peace. Catalog numbers: PD 5510: Front cover, back cover, spine PD-5510: Labels 2310 018: Front cover, back cover, labels Track A3 shown as "Arten's Bag" on label. Track B3 shown as "Really Your Know" on label. John Surman appears by courtesy of [l1060] Manufactured by Polydor Incorporated, New York, N.Y. ℗1972 Polydor Incorporated, 1700 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019 Printed in U.S.A.