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- Date Released: January 3, 1995
- Genre: Jazz
- Label: NYC Records / IODA
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For this unusual CD, eight songs from the prime years of Blue Note (compositions by Horace Silver, Hank Mobley, Bobby Timmons, Sonny Clark, Kenny Dorham, Freddie Hubbard, McCoy Tyner and the standard "If Ever I Would Leave You") are revisited. What is different from the original versions are not the styles of the solos, but the instrumentation. Although tenor saxophonist Craig Handy is on six of the songs (two of which find trombonist Papo Vazquez blending with Handy to create a Jazz Crusaders feel), the dominant forces are organist Lonnie Smith (who with drummer Lenny White is on every selection) and a variety of guitarists. There are no trumpeters, and it is the guitarists (either John Scofield, David Fiuczynski or Hiram Bullock) who make it obvious that these recordings are not from 1965; they generally take solo honors, particularly Scofield. Organist Smith avoids getting into the cliched boogaloo rhythm that he often played on his Blue Note recordings of the late '60s, and the overall music is quite satisfying and swinging in its own way.
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08 Total Tracks, 48:33 Total Length
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Credits
- Hiram Bullock - Guitar // Hiram Bullock - Guitar // John Scofield - Guitar // Lenny White - Drums // Lenny White - Drums // Craig Handy - Sax (Tenor) // Papo Vazquez - Trombone // Todd Barkan - Producer // David Fiuczynski - Guitar // David Fiuczynski - Guitar // David Fiuczynski - Guitar // Rich Lamb - Assistant Engineer // Mike Mainieri - Executive Producer // Katherine Miller - Digital Editing // Dr. Lonnie Smith - Organ (Hammond) // Dr. Lonnie Smith - Organ (Hammond) // Dr. Lonnie Smith - Organ (Hammond) // Robin Lane & The Chartbusters - Performer // David Tan - Photography // Steve Newman - Art Direction // Steve Newman - Design // Dan Gellert - Engineer // Milan Simich - Producer // Duncan Stanbury - Mastering
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Performers
Hiram Bullock played Guitar (Electric) // John Scofield played Guitar (Electric) // Craig Handy played Sax (Tenor) // Lenny White played Drums // Papo Vázquez played Trombone -
Other Details
- Instruments:
- Trombone //
- Drums //
- Guitar (Electric) //
- Keyboards //
- Sax (Tenor)
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