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Live At The It Club

CD (Item 481706) Blue Note, 1970 — Condition: Used
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A killer live set from the great Gene Harris – one that was recorded right during that stretch when his Three Sounds combo was really starting to get funky! The album's maybe years ahead of its time – as Blue Note didn't issue it back in the day, and only let it out of the vaults in the 90s – and the whole thing is a really revelatory album that has these long tracks really stretching out, in a way that's different than most of the Three Sounds albums from the 60s, and even some of their work with larger arrangements at the time! Later hero of the Black Jazz label Henry Franklin is on bass, and the great Carl Burnett is on drums – and the set features nice takes on the Monk Higgins tunes "Baby Man", "Funky Pullett", and "Sittin Duck" – plus gene's own "I'm Still Sad", and a groovy take on "Love For Sale".  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(1996 Rare Groove pressing.)

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