jazz standards and the Ray Charles hit “Hallelujah
Kansas City-born dynamo Big John Patton operated in a soul-jazz sweet spot throughout his stellar 1960s Blue Note tenure always making sure each of his platters was served with a healthy helping of soul
The Beehive (12:51) - Set 1*3
Archie Shepp and other legendary Impulse Artists
Tracklist:A1: Let's Get LostA2: This Is AlwaysA3: Long Ago And Far AwayA4: Someone To Watch Over MeA5: Just FriendsB1: I Wish I KnewB2: DaybreakB3: You Don't Know What Love IsB4: Grey DecemberB5: I Remember You
Dizzy Gillespie: Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac LP code-eligible jazz standards and the RayImpulse!, 1967 This perennially popular 1967 live album from bebop trumpet pioneer Dizzy Gillespie is an effervescent, electrifying quintet recording also featuring his great friend and fellow bebop legend James Moody on saxophones and flute. Highlights include the driving soul jazz groove of the title track, a gleaming version of Jorge Bens Latin jazz classic Mas que Nada, and Gillespies 15 minute, African inspired stormer, Kush. Tracklist & Credits