Tracklist

1	All Blues
2	All Blues
3	Also Sprach Zarathustra
4	Also Sprach Zarathustra
5	You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
6	You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
7	Red Clay
8	Red Clay
9	Israel
10	Israel
11	Wanting Things
12	Wanting Things
13	Tombo In 7/4
14	Tombo In 7/4

Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – King Record Co. Ltd

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond
• Bass – Eddie Gomez, Ringo Thielmann, Ron Carter
• Compilation Producer – Arnaldo DeSouteiro
• Congas – Ray Barretto
• Drums – Airto Moreira, Billy Cobham, George Fattoruso*, João Palma, Lenny White, Marty Morell, Steve Gadd
• Electric Piano – Eumir Deodato, Herbie Hancock
• Electric Piano, Organ – Hugo Fattoruso
• Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
• Guitar – Bob Mann, David Amaro, Gene Bertoncini, Jim Hall, John Tropea, Sam Brown , Sivuca
• Percussion – Airto Moreira
• Piano – Bill Evans, Roland Hanna
• Producer – Creed Taylor
• Remastered By – Rudy Van Gelder
• Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson
• Trumpet – Chet Baker, Freddie Hubbard
• Vocals – Airto Moreira, Astrud Gilberto, Flora Purim

Notes

CTI + RVG アルティメット・リマスタリング・シリーズ (CTI + RVG Final Remastering Series)
For the very first time, 20 CTI titles from the 70s are being released on SHM-CD format (some of the albums from the 60s, from the A&M/CTI era, had appeared before, such as Wes Montgomery's best-selling "A Day In the Life").
AND, also for the first time ever, such albums were digitally remastered, in 2009, by the man who recorded most of them during the CTI heyday in the early 70s, the wiz Rudy Van Gelder, under the direct supervision of another legendary jazz master, producer Creed Taylor!
The booklets preserve the original LP artworks, done mostly by the unmatched team of Pete Turner (front cover photos) and Bob Ciano or Tony Lane (album designs), with liner notes written by Arnaldo DeSouteiro, Ira Gitler, Leonard Feather, Toshio Handa, Shoich Yui and Masa Asanishi.

All previous CTI CDs released in Japan in the past 25 years had been remastered at King Studios by such engineers as Seiji Kaneko and Kuniaki Takahashi, sometimes under Arnaldo DeSouteiro's supervision; and all the CTI CDs released in the USA and Europe by Sony had been remastered by experts like Tim Geelan and Mark Wilder, with whom DeSouteiro worked respectively in the first domestic releases of such titles as Deodato's "In Concert - Live at Felt Forum" and Jobim's "Stone Flower."

SHM-CD means "Super High Material CD" and involves a new technology of manufacturing. This high quality SHM-CD format features enhanced audio quality through the use of a special polycarbonate plastic. Using a process developed by JVC and Universal Music Japan discovered through the joint companies' research into LCD display manufacturing, SHM-CDs feature improved transparency on the data side of the disc, allowing for more accurate reading of CD data by the CD player laser head. SHM-CD format CDs are fully compatible with standard CD players.
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