John Patton - Alone Came John (1963) [WV]

desito · **Registrado:** Jue Oct 23, 2008 9:28 am **Mensajes:** 395

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Título		Sello	Año
Alone Came John		Blue-Note Analogue Productions / CBNJ 84130 SA	1963
	Músicos
	Recorded in 1963. Ben Dixon, drums Grant Green, guitar Fred Jackson, sax (tenor) Big John Patton, organ Harold Vick, sax (tenor)
Temas
TRACKLIST 1. The Silver Meter 2. I'll Never Be Free 3. Spiffy Diffy 4. Along Came John 5. Gee Gee 6. Pig Foots
Comentario
Review amazon: Near definitive soul-jazz session, July 4, 2000 By Thomas Aikin (San Diego, CA) - I would rate this album 4 1/2 stars, but thats not an option. While not quite an all-time classic its certainly first rate and a necessary buy for soul-jazz enthusiasts. Its probably the best available introduction to John Patton's talents on the Hammond B3 as well. This session marks Patton's first as a leader for Blue Note. Rounding out the group are Grant Green {guitar), Ben Dixon (drums), and Fred Jackson and Harold Vicks (both on tenor sax). The strength of this release lies in the rhythm section of Patton, Green, and Dixon. As a trio they backed numerous classic Blue Note groove sessions and have a competely organic interplay and sound. Their experience playing together really is evident on this session. The sound is effortless and easy. Jackson and Vick are two obscure but excellent soul-jazz saxophonists who are are in good form here with a bluesy, gritty sound. For those not familiar with Patton, he is perhaps the best of the legions of Jimmy Smith followers on the Hammond organ. Patton may actually be a better groove player than Smith as his playing is more blues and less bop. He's certainly in top form here. Most of the tempos are moderate to brisk and induce foot-tapping. All in all a most welcome reissue. If you like soul jazz and haven't been exposed to John Patton you simply must purchase this title. Excellent sound quality as well. En otra página: John Patton, Grant Green and Ben Dixon were introduced to Blue Note by Lou Donaldson and quickly became the quintessential rhythm section for Blue Note's funkier session. They came together for this, John Patton's first album, with two of the label's tenor saxophonists Fred Jackson and Harold Vick. The double tenors and organ trio make an unbeatable combination for some soulful, swinging music. The title tune and "The Silver Meter" were radio hits that remain among the most popular of Patton's recorded performances.
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kizmiaz · **Publicado:** Sab Mar 13, 2010 11:54 am

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