Mosaic (Eastern Rebellion album)

Mosaic is a studio album by the jazz quartet Eastern Rebellion, released in 1974 on the Perception Records label. Eastern Rebellion consisted of pianist Cedar Walton, bassist Sam Jones, drummer Billy Higgins, and saxophonist Hank Mobley (on this album replacing Clifford Jordan). The album showcases the ensemble's hard bop style, featuring original compositions by Walton and Jones, as well as standards. Mosaic is considered a significant entry in the hard bop discography, notable for its interplay between the musicians and sophisticated harmonies. Tracks include compositions like Walton's "Naima's Love" and Jones's "Bittersweet." The album is prized by jazz collectors for its engaging improvisations and cohesive group sound.