What makes Comin' Through by Eddie Henderson notable?

This album is significant for its seamless integration of jazz and funk, contributing to the broader jazz fusion movement of the late 70s. While it did not achieve mainstream commercial success, it received positive reviews from critics and showcased Henderson's evolving artistry, influencing subsequent generations of jazz musicians. Released in 1977, 'Comin' Through' is Eddie Henderson's fourth studio album, following his breakthrough record 'Realization' in 1973. At this point in his career, Henderson was establishing himself as a prominent trumpeter within the jazz fusion scene, collaborating with notable musicians and exploring innovative sounds.