Stanley Clarke & Steve Gadd perform “Silly Putty” : MY DRUM MACHINE CAN’T DO THAT!

Oh, Stanley Clarke’s 1975 album masterpiece, “Journey to Love” contains “Silly Putty” a funk instrumental opus. Check Steve Gadd quoting Stanley Clarke’s unbelievable syncopations.

Journey to Love

Journey to Love
Studio album by Stanley Clarke
Released	1975
Genre	Jazz fusion Jazz funk Jazz rock
Length	39:21
Label	Epic Records
Producer	Ken Scott
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Stanley Clarke chronology
Stanley Clarke (1974) Journey to Love (1975) School Days (1976)

Journey to Love is the third jazz funk fusion album by bass guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Stanley Clarke, accompanied by familiar musicians he has often worked with like George Duke. Also appearing on the album are Chick Corea and Jeff Beck.

[edit] Track listing

1. Silly Putty
2. Journey to Love
3. Hello Jeff
4. Song to John, Pt. 1
5. Song to John, Pt. 2
6. Concerto for Jazz/Rock Orchestra, Pt. 1-4

[edit] Personnel

• Stanley Clarke - bass guitar, electric bass, guitar, organ, synthesizer
• Jeff Beck - guitar
• Chick Corea - piano, keyboard
• George Duke - organ, snythesizer, Moog synthesizer, keyboard, Arp Odyssey, clavinet
• Earl Chapin - brass horn
• John Clark - brass horn
• Jon Faddis - trumpet
• Steve Gadd - percussions
• Peter Gordon - brass horn
• Tom Malone - trombone
• John McLaughlin - guitars
• Alan Rubin - trumpet
• David Sancious - guitars
• Lew Soloff - trumpet
• David Taylor - trombone
• Lenny White - drums
• Wilmer Wise - brass
• MORE: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journey_to_Love