Styles: Hammond Organ
Year: 2010
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 58:40
Size: 134,8 MB
Art: Front
( 4:16) 1. Cayenne Blues
( 7:43) 2. Torii Station
( 5:59) 3. Old Grandad
( 5:17) 4. Until the Real Thing Comes Along
( 6:26) 5. Jingles
(10:46) 6. Houston S Blues
( 6:41) 7. Misty
( 4:53) 8. Bird Alone
( 6:36) 9. C'Est Tout
Year: 2010
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 58:40
Size: 134,8 MB
Art: Front
( 4:16) 1. Cayenne Blues
( 7:43) 2. Torii Station
( 5:59) 3. Old Grandad
( 5:17) 4. Until the Real Thing Comes Along
( 6:26) 5. Jingles
(10:46) 6. Houston S Blues
( 6:41) 7. Misty
( 4:53) 8. Bird Alone
( 6:36) 9. C'Est Tout
Judy Blair was born in East Texas and has been singing and playing the piano, synthesizer and the Hammond B3 organ professionally for more than 40 years. Judy has performed solo and with groups all over the United States in New York, Dallas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Carmel, Reno, Santa Fe, and many other cities including a three year stint in New Orleans playing with the best. She also performed during a two year period in the CARIBBEAN and has appeared on JAPANESE television in a travel series about California. She has played numerous jazz and blues concerts, festivals and clubs in France as well as in other parts of Europe .
1997 - She recorded and produced an album in France, “LES COULEURS DU NOIR ET BLANC” on which she plays solo piano and sings ballads and American Standards. It includes original compositions by JUDY. 1999 - She recorded a second CD in DALLAS, TEXAS called “THE OTHER PLACE” in collaboration with her brother DONNY BLAIR on guitar, BRUCE TATE on electric bass and DINO VERA on drums. On it, she plays piano and Hammond B3 organ and it includes original pieces by both JUDY and DONNY BLAIR.
2000 - She recorded a third one “CLOSE ENCOUNTER” in NEW YORK, playing the Hammond B3 organ with HOUSTON PERSON (tenor-sax), ALVIN QUEEN (drums), REGGIE JOHNSON (bass) and DONNY BLAIR (guitar). Like the others, this CD included original material.
Her fourth CD “SUNSHINE” was recorded in DALLAS, TEXAS. She sings, plays piano and Hammond B3 along with her brother DONNY BLAIR (guitar), ABDU SALIM (tenor sax), CHRISTIAN (Ton Ton) SALUT (drums) and guest artist LUCKY PETERSON (vocals, piano and Hammond B3). All the songs on this album were written by JUDY and one was co-written with LUCKY PETERSON. JUDY BLAIR now resides in SOUTHWEST FRANCE near Cahors in the Quercy region. She continues to record and perform at festivals, concerts, clubs as a solo artist as well as with different musical formations and spends part of her time writing and composing music.
http://www.judyblair.com/?section=bio
Thank you very much for this post. I love the hammond b3 and I like her voice. Is it possible to post the other 3 album too?
ReplyDeleteHey Jazzlover, Thank you and Mat too!
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of junk in the Hammond B-3 revival. I mean... any amateur keyboardist can make groove this instrument. Effects, not musicianship. They don't know how to handle and play the instrument. The only two good musicians I've heard on the Hammond (In recent years) are Akiko Tsuruga and Joey DeFrancesco. Now, I must add this Judy Blair. She don't take all the place with her Hammond, can play blues, jazz, but really play :not just grooves.
ReplyDeleteThank You Mario B!
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