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Along Came John
CD (Item 544865) Blue Note (Japan), 1963 — Condition: Used$9.99 ...
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John Patton — Along Came John (Japanese paper sleeve edition) ... CD 24.99
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John Patton — Along Came John (Japanese paper sleeve edition) ... CD 24.99
John Patton — Along Came John (SHMCD pressing) ... CD 17.99
A really unusual album from the mighty Hammond giant John Patton – as the set features two tenor players in the group, both of them great! The tenor's no stranger to the sublime keyboard work of Patton – but here, the great one gets help from both Fred Jackson and Harold Vick – both of whom are at their early 60s soul jazz best, able to play with a hard edge, but also some surprisingly complicated moments too – which really fits into the spirit of Patton's overall groove! The group also features great guitar from Grant Green – one of his key pairings with the organist – plus drums from the wonderful Ben Dixon, who's got a fluid, open approach to rhythm that really works well with John's basslines from the Hammond. Titles include "Gee Gee", "Pig Foots", "Spiffy Diffy", "Along Came John", and the classic modal groover "The Silver Meter". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Out of print 1994 Japanese pressing, booklet has some light age spots.)
(Out of print 1994 Japanese pressing, booklet has some light age spots.)
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