Track listing

1. "Dream Weaver" -
2. "Feelings" -
3. "Rock Me Arms" -
4. "Touch Me Baby" -
5. "Neo Terra (New Land)" -
6. "Windjammer" -

All compositions by Freddie Hubbard except as indicated

• Recorded in New York City, 1976

Personnel

• Freddie Hubbard
  Freddie Hubbard
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   - trumpet
  Trumpet
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• Jon Faddis
  Jon Faddis
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  : trumpet
• Michael Brecker
  Michael Brecker
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  : tenor saxophone
• Bob James
  Bob James (musician)
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  : piano, clavinet, synthesizer
• George Cables
  George Cables
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  : electric piano, clavinet
• Hubert Laws
  Hubert Laws
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  : flute
• Steve Khan
  Steve Khan
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  : guitar
• Richie Resnicoff: guitar
• David Spinozza
  David Spinozza
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  : guitar
• Eric Gale
  Eric Gale
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  : guitar
• Jerry Friedman: guitar

• Gary King: bass
• Steve Gadd
  Steve Gadd
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  : drums
• Andy Newmark
  Andy Newmark
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  : drums
• Chris Parker: drums
• Ralph MacDonald
  Ralph MacDonald
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  : percussion
• Ray Mantilla
  Ray Mantilla
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  : percussion
• Marvin Stamm
  Marvin Stamm
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  : trumpet
• Bernie Glow
  Bernie Glow
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  : trumpet
• Lew Soloff
  Lew Soloff
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  : trumpet
• Wayne Andre
  Wayne Andre
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  : trombone
• Dave Taylor: trombone
• Alan Raph: trombone
• George Marge: oboe, alto saxophone, english horn
• Wally Kane: bassoon
• Phil Bodner: alto saxophone

• Max Ellen: violin
• David Nadien: violin
• Emanuel "Manny" Green: violin
• Harry Cykman: violin
• Charles Libove: violin
• Harry Lookofsky
  Harry Lookofsky
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  : violin
• Max Pollikoff
  Max Pollikoff
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  : violin
• Paul Gershman: violin
• Matthew Raimondi: violin
• Richard Sortomme: violin
• Alfred Brown: viola
• Emanuel Vardi
  Emanuel Vardi
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  : viola
• Charles McCracken: cello
• Jesse Levy: cello

• Patti Austin
  Patti Austin
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  : vocals
• Vivian Cherry: vocals
• Gwen Guthrie
  Gwen Guthrie
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  : vocals
• Zack Sanders: vocals
• Frank Floyd: vocals