Together.

First pressing, signed boldly in full by Tyner in blue marker pen on the front cover. The pianist joined "the more commercially oriented" Milestone label in 1972, and "with a band of younger newcomers began to hone an acoustic mix of postbop, chantlike Coltrane-esque hooks and Latin grooves that would bring him a big popular following" (John Fordham, The Guardian obituary). One of the most influential pianists in jazz, Tyner is teamed here with a stellar lineup of Freddie Hubbard (trumpet), Hubert Laws (flute), Bennie Maupin (tenor and bass clarinet), Bobby Hutcherson (vibes), Stanley Clarke (unusually at this time on acoustic bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums), and Bill Summers (percussion). Scott Yanow at AllMusic website describes the album as "essentially high-quality advanced modal hard bop". This is an attractive and handsomely produced album from the string of fine recordings made for Milestone. Discogs website. 12-inch vinyl LP (Milestone M-9087), new plain white inner sleeve (original inner also preserved), original gatefold album cover. Very minor shelfwear to album cover otherwise sharp and bright; a few light scuffs to disc otherwise very good.…