Styles: Jazz
Year: 1960/1994
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 79:04
Size: 181,2 MB
Art: Front
( 5:11) 1. Da-Duh-Dah
(10:23) 2. Have You Heard?
( 5:25) 3. Willow Weep For Me
( 8:34) 4. Little Brother Soul
(10:36) 5. In A Funky Groove
( 7:01) 6. Soul Meeting
( 7:16) 7. Lazy Soul
( 5:31) 8. All The Way
( 6:57) 9. Jeep's Blues
( 5:42) 10. What Is This Thing Called Love?
( 6:25) 11. Do You Have Soul Now?
Year: 1960/1994
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 79:04
Size: 181,2 MB
Art: Front
( 5:11) 1. Da-Duh-Dah
(10:23) 2. Have You Heard?
( 5:25) 3. Willow Weep For Me
( 8:34) 4. Little Brother Soul
(10:36) 5. In A Funky Groove
( 7:01) 6. Soul Meeting
( 7:16) 7. Lazy Soul
( 5:31) 8. All The Way
( 6:57) 9. Jeep's Blues
( 5:42) 10. What Is This Thing Called Love?
( 6:25) 11. Do You Have Soul Now?
King Curtis, an influential and greatly in-demand R&B tenorman, made relatively few jazz dates in his career. This CD has two of the best, complete albums originally called The New Scene of King Curtis and Soul Meeting; the former is also available as a separate CD but should be skipped in favor of this one. Curtis teams up with the passionate cornetist Nat Adderley, pianist Wynton Kelly, either Paul Chambers or Sam Jones on bass and Oliver Jackson or Belton Evans on drums. The music is blues-based bop, with seven basic Curtis originals and four standards. Highly recommended, this set serves as proof that King Curtis could have been a viable jazz player.~ Scott Yanow
http://www.allmusic.com/album/soul-meeting-compilation-mw0000124320
Thanks. He really plays softly here, you wouldn't think it's the same person. Too bad he didn't play jazz more often.
ReplyDeleteThanks B.Why!
ReplyDeleteNever knew this Master of R & B saxophone have done a jazz record. Quite pretty good !
ReplyDeleteHi Mario. if you are interested he's made another jazz record with Jimmy Forrest and Oliver Nelson.
ReplyDeletesee here
http://www.allmusic.com/album/soul-battle-mw0000612736