"To obtain more wood sound from the bass, this album recorded without usage of the dreaded bass direct" first appeared on brother Branford's Renaissance (Columbia, 1987), and became the single sentence to define the recorded quality of many acoustic jazz recordings since the late 1980s.
"To achieve a richer bass sound, this album was recorded without relying on direct bass input," first appeared on brother Branford's Renaissance (Columbia, 1987), and became the defining phrase for many acoustic jazz recordings since the late 1980s.