Cannonball Adderley- Soul Zodiac-2xLP

Soul Zodiac is a 1972 collaboration between the Nat Adderley Sextet and narrator Rick Holmes, blending jazz with an astrological theme that sets it apart from typical jazz albums. Nat Adderley’s cornet leads a lineup including George Duke on Fender Rhodes and Ernie Watts on flute and tenor saxophone, weaving a cosmic tapestry through tracks like "Aries," "Libra," and "Pisces." Rick Holmes’s narration adds a unique layer, guiding listeners through the zodiac signs with a voice shaped by his Los Angeles radio background. Produced by David Axelrod and Cannonball Adderley, this album captures a moment when jazz was reaching for the stars, literally. This 1972 pressing offers a solid, playable copy for anyone intrigued by jazz’s more exploratory corners. The vinyl grades VG+, reflecting its status as a dependable player with only minor surface marks or scuffs that don’t interfere with the music’s flow. Its 12-inch LP format provides a straightforward presentation, making it a practical choice for those wanting to experience the album’s distinctive fusion of celestial storytelling and instrumental jazz without fuss. After all, an album about the zodiac deserves to be more than just a sign on the wall.

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