Thread started 02/27/20 11:25amS2DG |
Jimmy Smith Once I fell for Funk I found Jimmy Smith and Jazz and then I COULDN'T GET ENOUGH OF ALL OF IT.
I mean to say that I think I'll still be figuring out Jazz until the day I die but the funk/groove stuff is a great way to start your day.
Jimmy's live performance of the live album "Root Down" still melts my brain;
https://www.youtube.com/w...NSq-5wXfyA
The Beastie Boys used a sample from this tune and made it more famous but it's also off this live album.
https://www.youtube.com/w...P4LGEAfUEY
"Back at the Chicken Shack" (https://www.youtube.com/w...uMd8ldLqxo) is another one of my favorite albums from Jimmy Smith but I love live recordings more than studio work from every artist.
What say the Org?
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Reply #1 posted 02/27/20 7:24pm
Reply #2 posted 02/28/20 3:09am
robertgeorge |
I really like Jimmy Smith's sound. It is so smooth, dense and funky. "The Sermon" is an amazing track. It was used for the soundtrack of Barfly (Mickey Rourke - based on Charles Bukowski's writing). I have a compilation but need to explore further. Jimmy Smith performed the organ solo on "Bad" the Michael Jackson song. His bands including the drummer and sax players are on point and are like a road trip through soul and r and b. Amazing artist and roots down is a better track without the beastie boys contribution (yeah I said it). |
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Reply #3 posted 02/28/20 8:31am
S2DG |
robertgeorge said:
I really like Jimmy Smith's sound. It is so smooth, dense and funky. "The Sermon" is an amazing track. It was used for the soundtrack of Barfly (Mickey Rourke - based on Charles Bukowski's writing). I have a compilation but need to explore further. Jimmy Smith performed the organ solo on "Bad" the Michael Jackson song. His bands including the drummer and sax players are on point and are like a road trip through soul and r and b. Amazing artist and roots down is a better track without the beastie boys contribution (yeah I said it).
Thanks for the reply, going to go check out "The Sermon".
I didn't know he played on MJ's "Bad", going to have to go revisit that too.
Agree 100% about the Beastie Boys, the only positive is that it turned people on to who Jimmy Smith was.
This is what makes the Org so damn cool...musical knowledge and perspective from people as cool as robertgeorge!
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Reply #4 posted 03/01/20 9:59pm
kremlinshadow
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S2DG said:
robertgeorge said:
I really like Jimmy Smith's sound. It is so smooth, dense and funky. "The Sermon" is an amazing track. It was used for the soundtrack of Barfly (Mickey Rourke - based on Charles Bukowski's writing). I have a compilation but need to explore further. Jimmy Smith performed the organ solo on "Bad" the Michael Jackson song. His bands including the drummer and sax players are on point and are like a road trip through soul and r and b. Amazing artist and roots down is a better track without the beastie boys contribution (yeah I said it).
Thanks for the reply, going to go check out "The Sermon".
I didn't know he played on MJ's "Bad", going to have to go revisit that too.
Agree 100% about the Beastie Boys, the only positive is that it turned people on to who Jimmy Smith was.
This is what makes the Org so damn cool...musical knowledge and perspective from people as cool as robertgeorge!
You should look out 'the cat', incredible album. I recently picked up an original mint Mono copy, sounds amazing. |
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Reply #5 posted 03/02/20 10:43am
S2DG |
kremlinshadow said:
S2DG said:
Thanks for the reply, going to go check out "The Sermon".
I didn't know he played on MJ's "Bad", going to have to go revisit that too.
Agree 100% about the Beastie Boys, the only positive is that it turned people on to who Jimmy Smith was.
This is what makes the Org so damn cool...musical knowledge and perspective from people as cool as robertgeorge!
You should look out 'the cat', incredible album. I recently picked up an original mint Mono copy, sounds amazing.
Thanks! I think I may have heard it but this is all the reminder I need to revisit it.
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Reply #6 posted 03/02/20 10:55pm
woogiebear |
I have My Late Mom's copy of "Got My Mojo Workin".......LOVE THAT ALBUM!!!! Also have Her Copy of "The Dynamic Duo" By Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery!!!
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Reply #7 posted 03/03/20 10:58am
S2DG |
woogiebear said:
I have My Late Mom's copy of "Got My Mojo Workin".......LOVE THAT ALBUM!!!! Also have Her Copy of "The Dynamic Duo" By Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery!!!
GREAT ALBUM! That was my first record I bought because of the Muddy Waters song. Don't think Ive heard the "The dynamic Duo" though and because i love Wes Montgomery, thats next.
Thanks for that! The Org music community is awesome.
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Reply #8 posted 03/06/20 12:03am
woogiebear |
S2DG said:
woogiebear said:
I have My Late Mom's copy of "Got My Mojo Workin".......LOVE THAT ALBUM!!!! Also have Her Copy of "The Dynamic Duo" By Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery!!!
GREAT ALBUM! That was my first record I bought because of the Muddy Waters song. Don't think Ive heard the "The dynamic Duo" though and because i love Wes Montgomery, thats next.
Thanks for that! The Org music community is awesome.
That's what it's all about!!! |
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Reply #9 posted 03/06/20 9:03am
barnswallow |
woogiebear said:
S2DG said:
GREAT ALBUM! That was my first record I bought because of the Muddy Waters song. Don't think Ive heard the "The dynamic Duo" though and because i love Wes Montgomery, thats next.
Thanks for that! The Org music community is awesome.
That's what it's all about!!!
Yep. I get distracted, knee-deep over in P&R. Broke loose, came over here, and dancin' fool unleashed. Thanks for tunes. |
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