Bang! Zoom
Bobby McFerrin · 1995 · Blue Note
Personnel
Russell Ferrantecoming soon
played Piano / Synthesizer / Producer on this album
Jimmy Haslipcoming soon
played Double Bass on this album
William Kennedycoming soon
played Drums on this album
Scott Wendholtcoming soon
played Trumpet on this album
The chart-topping single 'Don't Worry, Be Happy' from Simple Pleasures (1988) hit No. 1 with zero instruments on it. Every bass note and percussion hit is Bobby McFerrin's own voice, multi-tracked — there was never a band.
Paulinho Da Costa played percussion on Thriller, the best-selling pop album of all time — and the same player also turns up on Miles Davis's 1989 fusion album Amandla. One musician's hands span the era's biggest pop record and a serious late-period Miles session.
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