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The Deep Blue Organ Trio speaks as one. --Downbeat
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Chicago's dynamic Deep Blue Organ Trio returns with their fourth album, this time bringing their singular approach and sound to the music of Stevie Wonder. Influenced deeply and early on by his compositions, artistry and cultural impact, guitarist Bobby Broom, organist Chris Foreman, and drummer Greg Rockingham bring reverence and musical honesty to their interpretations of Tell Me Something Good, Golden Lady, As, and Jesus Children of America, among other gems.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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This is DBO's best album yet. The only downside is a possible speeding ticket when listening while driving. I was undecided about buying it after hearing the samples on Amazon, but I figured what the hell, their other stuff is great. Got "Wonderful!" today and popped it in my car stereo on the way home from the gym. I almost drove past the road to my home so enthralled was I by this fantastic chunk of organ jazz. If you like organ jazz, you will love this one.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This is exactly what the title says a "Wonderful" tribute to Stevie Wonder. It is organtrio jazz at it s best,,,probably the best album by DBOT so far.It is tight tight and smokin..what else could you require.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Being from Chicago I am somewhat bias, I remember Chris playing at Reese's and Bobby at the Other Place Lounge back in the 70's and 80's. My My My what seasoning and time can do, the disc is the best Jazz Album of the year. Stevie Wonder should have included comments in the liner notes complementing this group on the superb reworkings of his compositions. The stylings are brilliant and the interplay is gorgeous. This is one bad CD. Real Jazz is back!
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