Eddie Henderson "Inside Out"

From the great blog "Orgy in Rhythm" ;)

Eddie Henderson for Capricorn Records from 1974
If you enjoyed Julian Priester's "Love Love" then this should float your space boat.Here's a write up from Perfect Sound Forever - Hancock's Headhunters and Hendersons:
Hancock remained to the close of Henderson's Inside Out (1974), as did most of the crew, with Buster Williams taking up the bass and Bill Summers in on congas. The cover reversed the theme from universal to earthly, trading a snap of a nebula for a stratosphere-high photo of an arid section of Earth, retaining the theme of distance at least. In many ways, the music followed suit, Maupin's favoring of the stritch, a mid-East horn with a shrill upper register, arabesqued the gig even more profoundly than the last outing. This time, there were three short songs, four long ones. Williams bass is extremely muscular, at times John Wetton-ish (a la King Crimson's Lark's Tongue), throughout the album, lead-guitar-ish in the funky title groove, weighting it supernaturally into the Earth's crust. Henderson skips and skitters far above, imbued with terrene energies but determined to paint the skies in fascinating hues. Maupin book-ends him, alternating 'twixt reeds, winds, and horns, wailing out some of the best licks of his illustrious career.

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