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If Jimmy Smith fully elected - and I mean completely, he was so talented - I would say that the heir apparent would likely, would have to be Joey DeF.First grooved on JdF's work when I lived in NJ,and his stuff and Jimmy's have been with me in all my travels and work.Guitarist here riffs starting...

smoother than diamond morning dew in some jasmine garden, but what else do your expect from Desmond? then put the scenario into the MJF and well you'll never forget. heard Emily prolly 100 times but this interpretation is excelLENTe. I say, stop the show, bring the orchestre out and give'm the ...

2 kewl no wait hey somebody check their IDs - there is no way they could be just a high school group. r u kidding? exceLLENTE, here - this is a sstone ssoul groove. the MJF 1981 was just outta sight - it brought sarah vaughn tania maria flora purim and rob mcconnell joe williams and others lik...

chic, trés chic...

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...an' all I wanna know is, what made that DAM* Dime Store Gypsy lie???

first off-Mr. Franks I credit for writing the perfect song,Cinema:at the very least for singing/performing/producing it a while back.well,this title here from"The Art Of Tea"got me by a few times in empty rainy alleys,in smoky dangerous cafes where i had to leave without saying a word,then there ...

I love the er hu as well as the violin - here the violin + orchestre is just exquisite. Crescendo at 1:95 -0 2:20 are INCOMPARAble. Still the free public er hu street mini concerts on the Golden Walk in Tian Jin are something I savour as well. Well done.

This is really beautiful: the harmonic overlays at 5:45 -6:15 or so are really executed so well perhaps only on Strad class instruments. Richer harmonics at lower AND higher registers... very few instruments could / would resonate so colorfully: the air itself takes the strings' oscillations and ...

the high note at 3:03 - 3:07 well there are no words. the orchestre had already played along, and at every bar and stanza along the way once the Strad takes the music over, it is remarkable. even if an impressario were present in addition - her performance is magnificent. then too, every per...

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.justo

.homenaje:

.Kenny's been

.taken away somewhere

.but right here in the admiring

.hearts, we still know he is just

.a song away and really encoring just right

.here in the words songs lyrics &music he left us

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.so

.viva

.Kenny!

.thanks again

man

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like the man said, "It's time to do the Midnight Special, dammit..." - and the man did it. It was NECESsary. I always loved Phil Upchurch's cameos because he had that special fast riff+echo+Les Paul echo+slide back down at the end thing which took the work through the stars. Jimmy here is just la...

you see,into 2000+,here he continued the road thing, and he knew very well that as we say in the biz"The Road Will Kill You." But no no no, Jimmy NEVER failed on the road, just kept gettin better:he did cruises, world appearances and played with the constellation of jazz legends-and he was true t...

yeh he started so much it wasnt so much of a catch the wave thing as a freakin tsunami heard round the world.see, in '69 after Riverside he started pretty famous road gigs after stellar tv appearances which since I knew him-he liked but were too limited,too confining. so he took it on the road su...

hey this one is true from 0:00, thru finish cause I listened for the characteristic "yeeeeaH" at the start, its there and I just happen to know because I wore this record out in college making love and gettin crazy.It was high point in my life to actually meet and work with Mr. Smith.And in closi...

.. and ihey, f that weren't enough, how many cats put freakin' SLEIGH BELLS into a track and pulled it off like here and in Walk On The Wild Side? unfreakinbelievable. So way ahead of their time after Riverside Years that no one caught up even yet...

see,the Riverside Years from which this springs were so formative.Jimmy had bought a Manhattan humongous warehouse room and went to bed with his Hammond for about a year in the early 50s,came out WILD.Then mid 60s,Wes had been doing the double octave thing-another INDEPENDENT NEW STYLE of jazz on...

this was a thing Mr Smith had going on. I am NOT sure it was St Thomas at all because I worked the same set as webmaster. On the set: phil Upchurch,Herman Riley,Jimmy Jackson with Jimmy.I might post up my recording sometime. This format really worked 1990s because the sets were intensive and in b...

see - how do u define cutting edge? simple. here u have it. as u like it. this was called called Estamos Aí , and can u dig it, in the 60s-70s. Oh almost forgot to translate: - it means We Are There.So, how often today we do use in English the expression that you are there, meaning you have arri...

@mypublicpapers These 2 cats sorta freaked me out too, and I think my brother still ain't over it. Big eyes, flashy teeth, mischief a la mode. but if u ever had a Siamese you would become a true believer because they are loyal usually to 1 person the most and then all OTHERS, second, which explai...

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