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4.0 out of 5 stars
This disc is a very nice surprise...,
By Bill Leach (Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: This Is the Place (Audio CD)
I ordered this because I love jazz, especially with a Hammond organ in the mix, and especially the funky kind of jazz. I did not know about this group, but the samples sounded good so I took the plunge.
Wow! I don't know where these guys came from, but they can play! This is a great disc! I couldn't give it five stars since "Peaches En Regalia" was just too short! But it is well worth the money. They should be wider known in the jazz cirles after this disc.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Just awesome!,
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This review is from: This Is the Place (Audio CD)
Just caught these guys at the East Lansing (MI) Jazz Festival and they played an incredible set. The CD is great. Pumpkin Pie is by far the standout cut on this disc.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
B3--about as good as it gets!,
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Much funkier than their first release ("Waiting for the Boogaloo Sisters"), organissimo has hit a home run with "This is the Place". Jim Alfredson's mastery of the Hammond B3 is just that, with Joe Gloss' guitar conjuring up images of Joe Pass, among others. Randy Marsh lays down the beat (and blows a mean harp, to boot, on track 3). Alfredson actually takes the B3 to a higher level, as he not only knows full well how to operate/play the instrument, but plays the bassline with BOTH pedals and left hand--which translates to virtually seamless drawbar/leslie/vibrato transitions. A jazz organist who uses the pedals--YES!! Good stuff indeed. Warning: If you don't tap your feet to this CD, consider yourself hopeless.
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