Henderson was also an original composer whose trademark tunes - "Recordame," "Black Narcissus," "Isotope" and "Inner Urge" among them - moved in fresh ways. Born in Lima, Ohio, he studied music at ...

One of the most talented tenor saxophonists of his era, Joe Henderson ... the People (1969), and Black Is the Color (1972). By the time he recorded Multiple, Henderson was experimenting ...

Joe Henderson In Japan; 'Round Midnight; Out 'N In; Blue Bossa; Junk Blues ; Black Is The Color; Terra Firma; Vis-A-Vis; Foregone Conclusion ; Black Is The Color (Of My True Love's Mind) ; Current ...

Featuring Ron Carter's opening bass ostinato and the glistening chordal work of Herbie Hancock, the opening "Black Narcissus" sets the stage for some of Henderson's most vital work. Instead of coming ...

You’ve got to love the Joe Henderson ... and ending with “Black Narcissus.” Also included are previously released alternate tracks, as well as selections featuring Henderson as a sideman.

Joe Henderson enjoyed widespread popularity only late ... Highlights include the debut of Henderson's gorgeous ballad "Black Narcissus," some five years before its inclusion on that titular album; a ...

Joe Henderson ... Blue Note label, Henderson provided seminal releases in the accepted format. On many levels, Power to the People is more satisfying, a neglected gem that showcases an artist reaching ...