Double Exposure (Joe Chambers album)

Double Exposure is a jazz album by drummer Joe Chambers, released in 1978 on the Muse Records label. The album features compositions by Chambers, as well as contributions from other notable musicians.

Overview

Double Exposure is considered a significant work in Chambers' discography, showcasing his talents as a composer, arranger, and instrumentalist. The album blends elements of post-bop, modal jazz, and Latin rhythms, creating a distinctive and complex sound.

Track Listing

While a precise track listing is typically found on album packaging and online music databases (such as AllMusic or Discogs), specific details are often unavailable without consulting these resources. Generally, jazz albums of this era contained between 4 and 8 tracks. The compositions are generally known to emphasize improvisational interplay between the musicians.

Personnel

The personnel on Double Exposure typically included Joe Chambers on drums and percussion. Other musicians who contributed to the album (though exact roles are not always comprehensively documented) likely included:

• Piano
• Bass
• Saxophone or other wind instruments

Determining the specific musicians who played on this album often requires referencing liner notes or verified online databases.

Reception

Critical reception of Double Exposure has generally been positive, with reviewers often praising Chambers' sophisticated compositions and drumming skills, as well as the quality of the ensemble playing. It's considered a relatively obscure but worthwhile addition to Chambers' body of work and a solid example of late 1970s jazz. More comprehensive reviews can be found on various jazz review websites and online music databases.