Columbia publish Joe Zawinul’s ‘Di•a•lects’ (1986)
Joe Zawinul‘s ‘Di•a•lects’ is an album released in June 1986 by Columbia.
Track Listing : 1.The Harvest (Joe Zawinul) – 06:04 . 2.Waiting For The Rain (Joe Zawinul) – 07:38 . 3.Zeebop (Joe Zawinul) – 04:50 . 4.The Great Empire (Joe Zawinul) – 03:57 . 5.Carnavalito (Joe Zawinul) – 06:18 . 6.6 A.M./Walking On The Nile (Joe Zawinul) – 07:06 . 7.Peace (Joe Zawinul) – 06:49
Norman Seeff
Musicians : Joe Zawinul – Synthesizers, Vocals . Bobby Mcferrin – Vocals . Carl Anderson – Vocals . Dee Dee Bellson – Vocals . Alfie Silas – Vocals
Production : Produced By Joe Zawinul Paul Erickson – Engineer . Seth Foster – Mastering . Peter Kelsey – Engineer . Mark Wilder – Mastering
Package : Sam Emerson – Photography . Howard Fritzson – Art Direction . David Gahr – Photography . Bill Milkowski – Liner Notes . Richie Powell – Art Direction . Norman Seeff 
– Photography . Joe Zawinul – Cover Art
Recorded 1986.
Released In June 1986 By Columbia.
(Source Joe Zawinul – Dialects | Joe Zawinul online)
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Keyboardimprov.com
Listening to Joe Zawinul’s “Dialects” through the lens of history Three decades of electronic dance music have accustomed our ears to the type of steady pulse that Zawinul tapped into so early in its development. Instead of hearing a lack of “jazz feel” on the recording, I now marvel at how much music Zawinul does play over the rhythm track. […]
MusicWeb International
This music has grown on me increasingly with repeated listening, and I have found it to be not only a highly significant historic document but also a most rewarding aural experience. […]
Cosmik
Back in ’86, as Wynton Marsalis was spearheading the jazz community into a revisionist state, erstwhile fusion pioneer Joe Zawinul unleashed a “fuck you” response record. “Dialects” took (then disintegrating) Weather Report’s wall of electronic sound approach, upped the synthesizer ante, and infused some world beat rhythms. […]
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