Jimmy Smith
The Cat
American jazz musician from Pennsylvania blends jazz with 1960s soul music. Not regarded as a blues player, his is a lively and fresh funky-jazz sound.rnrnIt is he who makes the Hammond organ famous. In The Cat the organ of Jimmy Smith finds its maximum expression; even the winds are used with incisive sonorous lashes. The album is biting in which there are mixed sounds between cool jazz and blues.
| Title | The Cat |
|---|---|
| Autor | Jimmy Smith |
| Performer | Organo: Jimmy Smith - Chitarra: Kenny Burrell - Basso: George Duvivier - Trombone: Jimmy Cleveland - Trombone Basso: Tony Studd - Batteria: Grady Tate - Tromba: Snooky Young/Thad Jones - e... Molti altri... Direzione e Arrangiamenti: Lalo Schifrin |
| Year Composition | 1964 |
| Time | 33min |
| Recording Source | 4 track Verve |
| Code | CAN-MA062 |
American jazz musician from Pennsylvania blends jazz with 1960s soul music. Not regarded as a blues player, his is a lively and fresh funky-jazz sound.rnrnIt is he who makes the Hammond organ famous. In The Cat the organ of Jimmy Smith finds its maximum expression; even the winds are used with incisive sonorous lashes. The album is biting in which there are mixed sounds between cool jazz and blues.
