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Weather Report
Domino Theory
Release Date: 1984
Label: Sony Music Distribution

Here's more proof that Weather Report actually became a more potent, life-affirming musical force after the departures of its best-known sidemen. Things begin on an oddly commercial note with a pop song "Can It Be Done," sung by Carl Anderson, that actually lays out Weather Report's credo, searching for sounds never heard before. Then Joe Zawinul and company get down to business with the funky "D-Flat Waltz," marked by Omar Hakim's flamboyantly complex drumming. Zawinul's synthesizer textures become thicker and more flexible with the help of newly-introduced digital instruments, and the funk element in general becomes more pronounced than on any record since Tale Spinnin'. Victor Bailey (bass), who spins his wheels on the title track, and Jose Rossy (percussion) remain on board (though Rossy left shortly thereafter) and Wayne Shorter's tenor sax has a rawer, tougher edge than it has in awhile. Though not quite as triumphant as Procession, a triumph nonetheless. Richard S. Ginell, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Can It Be DoneTee
2D Flat WaltzZawinul
3PeasantZawinul
4PredatorShorter
5Blue Sound - Note 3Zawinul
6Swamp CabbageShorter
7Domino TheoryZawinul

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
2007CDSony Music Distribution
2007CDSony Music Distribution
1994CDTriStar Music



Group Members:
Jaco Pastorius
Peter Erskine
Joe Zawinul
Dom Um Romão
Omar Hakim
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