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The dynamic quintet he assembled for the session packed a punch with a two-horn frontline of Blue Mitchell on trumpet and Harold Vick on tenor saxophone plus Grant Green on guitar and Ben Dixon on drums
Released at a pivotal moment in Shepp’s artistic development
(There Is) No Greater Love
What It Seemed To Be - Album Version
including a solo for the ages by tenor saxophone maestro Michael Brecker
Quincy Jones: Smackwater Jack 1LP ETJS-83.1 The dynamic quintet he assembledA&M Records, 1971 A masterclass in genre blending, Smackwater Jack finds Quincy Jones fusing jazz, soul, funk, and cinematic scoring into one electrifying package. With fresh interpretations of classics like Theme from Ironside and Hikky Burr", this album showcases Qs unparalleled ability to bridge the worlds of jazz and pop. Now available in a beautifully remastered 180g vinyl edition, this is a must have for any audiophile and jazz aficionado.
