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CD (Item 604005) Muse, 1988 — Condition: Used
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In our opinion, Jack McDuff never made a bad album – and this excellent later session is proof of that statement! The album's got a horrible cover – we'll state that from the start – but it's still a great batch of soul jazz organ tracks, played tightly by McDuff, with a group that includes Cecil and Ron Bridgewater, plus Houston Person on tenor, and Grady Tate on drums. The album features a great remake of McDuff's legendary "Theme From The Electric Surfboard" – done here with a bouncing groove that makes the tune perfect for a jazzy stepper's set – plus the cuts "Cap'n Jack", "One Hundred Ways", and "Walkin The Dog". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Out of print 1st pressing. Booklet has a cut corner.)
(Out of print 1st pressing. Booklet has a cut corner.)
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