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(2004/BLUE NOTE9 12 tracks 1958/59 - 24bit remastered more

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Jimmy Smith: Home Cookin'...plus

(2004/BLUE NOTE9 12 tracks 1958/59 - 24bit remastered

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Interpret: Jimmy Smith
Album titlle: Home Cookin'...plus
Label BLUE NOTE
Genre Jazz
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0724359242125
weight in Kg 0.107

Smith, Jimmy - Home Cookin'...plus CD 1
01	See See Rider	Jimmy Smith
02	Sugar Hill	Jimmy Smith
03	I Got A Woman	Jimmy Smith
04	Messin' Around	Jimmy Smith
05	Gracie	Jimmy Smith
06	Come On Baby	Jimmy Smith
07	Motorin' Along	Jimmy Smith
08	Since I Feel For You	Jimmy Smith
09	Apostrophe	Jimmy Smith
10	Groanin'	Jimmy Smith
11	Motorin' Along (alternate take)	Jimmy Smith
12	Since I Fell For You	Jimmy Smith

Jimmy Smith, the award-winning jazz organist, was born on Dec. 8, 1925. His innovatory technique... more

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"Jimmy Smith"

Jimmy Smith, the award-winning jazz organist, was born on Dec. 8, 1925. His innovatory technique on many small-combo recordings for Blue Note in the late Fifties had al-ready been highly acclaimed, was discovered by a mass audience when he was teamed with an Oliver Nelson-arranged big band in 1962 for his exciting adaptation of Elmer Bernstein's 'Walk On The Wild Side' theme (Verve). It hit the pop charts and catapulted him to stardom.

His hit Verve albums - Hobo Flats, Any Number Can Win, Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf, etc. - followed the earlier less commercial Blue Note releases (Home Cookin', Back At The Chicken Shack, Prayer Meeting) which had set the style and pace for all the jazz organists to follow. In 1966, he tried his hand at singing, scoring minor hits with gruff interpreta-tions of the Muddy Waters blues 'Got My Mojo Working' and `Hoochie Coochie Man'.

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