Ramsey Lewis plays his beautiful rendition of a Herbie Hancock composition.

Piano – Ramsey Lewis. Producer – Charles Stepney. Maiden Voyage ‎(LP, Album).

Written-By – Herbert Hancock. Written-By – Bob Dylan. Maiden Voyage ‎(LP, Album, RE). Chess. Maiden Voyage (And More) ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM).

Maiden Voyage is an album by pianist Ramsey Lewis which was recorded in 1968 and released on the Cadet label. Maiden Voyage" (Herbie Hancock) - 4:45. Mighty Quinn" (Bob Dylan) - 3:10. Sweet Rain" (Mike Gibbs) - 3:00. Lady Madonna" (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) - 2:25. Do You Know the Way to San Jose" (Burt Bacharach, Hal David) - 3:40. Ode" (Charles Stepney) - 4:40. Les Fleur" (Stepney) - 4:35.

Maiden Voyage (And More). In the late 60s, my "Maiden Voyage" LP was the most worn-out vinyl I owned. Les Fleur" and "Ode" were my theme songs. This collection, compiling the two LPs, was a wish come true

The trio started as primarily a jazz unit and released their first album, Ramsey Lewis and the Gentlemen of Swing, in 1956. Following their 1965 hit "The In Crowd" (the single reached No. 5 on the pop charts, and the album No. 2) they concentrated more on pop material. Young and Holt left in 1966 to form Young-Holt Unlimited and were replaced by Cleveland Eaton and Maurice White. White left to form Earth, Wind & Fire and was replaced by Morris Jennings in 1970

Maiden Voyage (1968). Album by Ramsey Lewis.

Album · 1968 · 12 Songs. The Very Best of Ramsey Lewis. Another Voyage (Remastered).

Down to Earth (subtitled The Ramsey Lewis Trio Plays Music from the Soil) is the fourth album by American jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis featuring tracks recorded in 1958 and released on the EmArcy label. Worth picking up". "Dark Eyes" (Traditional) - 2:28. Come Back to Sorrento" (Traditional) - 3:10. Soul Mist" (Ramsey Lewis) - 3:00. John Henry" (Traditional) - 2:26. This pop-oriented CD reissue brings back the highlights from pianist Ramsey Lewis' two Argo records Maiden Voyage and Mother Nature's Son. Although Lewis' trio of the time (with bassist Cleveland Eaton and drummer Maurice White ) is heard prominently, they are accompanied by strings, voices (including Minnie Riperton ) and (on the last four numbers) a large orchestra.