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4.0 out of 5 stars
SMASHED!,
By JK (Bay Area) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stop All That Jazz (Audio CD)
This is a beautiful little record that I listened to as a kid growing up on the beach in Florida. Leon's eccentric and offbeat vocals eventually grow on you until you become subconciously addicted. There isn't one great song on the album, but somehow it works. SMASHED is a sour sounding jazz tune that sounds great when it quickly breaks from the pop ditty "If I Were a Carpenter". Drift away with "Spanish Harlem", fast forward through "Streaker's Ball" into upbeat "Working Girl". Side two starts out slow with "Time for Love" and sets up for a Dylan (I think) tune "Hollis Brown". GOOD Choice for Leon fans. Who else listens to Leon Russell anyway?
5.0 out of 5 stars
russell and jazz,
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This review is from: Stop All That Jazz (Audio CD)
Leon Russell released stop all that jazz in 1974, and i always really like this cd. I believe there are some good songs here, and of course the piano playing is the best. One reviewer sd he was not certain why he likes stop all that jazz and i to know what he is saying--but i just do. The title track just cooks and really the rest of the songs do as well.
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Stop All That Jazz by Leon Russell (Audio CD - 1990)
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