Time: 51:23
Size: 117.6 MB
Styles: Soul jazz, B3 Organ jazz
Year: 2000
Art: Front
[6:18] 1. L.S. Blues
[5:50] 2. Slightly Monkish
[7:57] 3. Who Can I Turn To
[5:59] 4. Billie's Bounce
[9:07] 5. There Is No Greater Love
[4:55] 6. Minor Chant
[4:25] 7. Oleo
[6:48] 8. Chopsticks
LONNIE SMITH : organ; MELVIN SPARKS: guitar; ALVIN QUEEN : drums. Recorded at the Sysmo Studio, Paris ; May 28, 1985.
Dr. Lonnie Smith was born in Lackawanna, New York, into a family with a vocal group and radio program. Smith says that his mother was a major influence on him musically, as she introduced him to gospel, classical, and jazz music. He was part of several vocal ensembles in the 1950s, including the Teen Kings which included Grover Washington Jr. on sax and his brother Daryl on drums. Art Kubera, the owner of a local music store, gave Smith his first organ, a Hammond B3.
Dr. Lonnie Smith was born in Lackawanna, New York, into a family with a vocal group and radio program. Smith says that his mother was a major influence on him musically, as she introduced him to gospel, classical, and jazz music. He was part of several vocal ensembles in the 1950s, including the Teen Kings which included Grover Washington Jr. on sax and his brother Daryl on drums. Art Kubera, the owner of a local music store, gave Smith his first organ, a Hammond B3.
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