JIMMY SMITH - SIX VIEWS OF THE BLUES
Jimmy Smith "Six Views of the Blues" Album Review
Blues Were Meant for the B-3...
...and there's nobody better to play them than the undisputed master of this great instrument, "The Incredible" Jimmy Smith.
Amen to what a lot of others have said here. This is a great addition for jazz and/or blues fans. Both camps will dig this album. Wonderful work by the sidemen, too.
This CD is good to play at any time of day, but I prefer "'round midnight." I don't know why, but this music seems to be at its best at that hour.
RAY BROWN - MONTY ALEXANDER
Ray Brown "Monty Alexander" Album Review
a gem
This remains one of my enduring favorite albums. Have invested in several albums by the three artists involved over the years, with generally more disappointing results (- still think Russell Malone can come up with a similar calibre CD some year!) What a beautifully synthesized, mellow and thoughtful piece of work - just love it.
Video Monty Alexander Trio "Jamento + Jamaican Song"
Monty Alexander : Piano Ray Brown : Contrebasse Herb Ellis : Guitare
CARMEN MCRAE - THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK
Carmen Mcrae "The Great American Songbook" Album Review
Magic
This woman used magic to sing. Nothing else can describe the unbelievable way Carmen McRae interprets this music. All of her recordings are a trip down memory lane. This one puts you in a chair next to the stage in the club.
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