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Product details

  • Original Release Date: 1 July 2009
  • Label: Savoy Jazz
  • Copyright: (C) 2009 SLG, LLC
  • Total Length: 39:19
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  • ASIN: B002I6ILS2
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 345,987 in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 in MP3 Albums)

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Varied fare from a Green led trio. 17 Dec 2000
By Dr.D.Treharne - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
What's so good about this album is that the trio that plays on it had a very clear understanding of each others playing abilities, and it gives them space to express themselves. There's a variety of styles, from the latin tinged "Samba De Orpheus", (my particular favourite), to the oft covered "Work Song". The title track gives listeners a good idea of how well Green and Patton share the work, and how explosively Ben Dixon on drums propels them along. The remastering is excellent, and at mid-price this is a "must have" for fans of both Green and Patton
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Green at the peak of his "Boogaloo - Soul Jazz" phase ! ! ! 6 Mar 2001
By Eddie Landsberg - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Of fans of the "soul Jazz" side of Grant Green this probably THE session to have. To me, it sounds a bit "dark" at times - - If Big John's playing sounds a bit "different" by the way, its because its not really him. Its actually Larry Young playing organ... (I'm serious ! ! !) (The session he recorded immediately before this however was John Patton's Let 'Em Roll, then the next session would be with Sonny Phillips then Reuben Wilson... I don't think he recorded with John after that !) - - Dixon and Young's tight, funky yet minimalistic groove provide a great vehicle for the sometimes underspoken Green to do a lot of talkin' on that guitar of his...

Ben Dixon incidentally is still around. He did an album under his own name with Adam Scone recently which remarkably recaptures his classic sound(Say Yes To Your Best), then appears on a "straight Jazz" album with me on organ (James Spaulding on Alto). What impresses me the most about Ben Dixon is way his playing is so rhythmic yet creatively melodic at the same time, so when you play with him, you're really thinking about what he's saying and building off it... hence that classic symbiosis you hear on almost all of the sessions he plays on.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Grant Green and Big John 27 Oct 2005
By Ben Fernandez - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
This is Grant Green and Big John Patton playing in an organ trio, and it is similar to the other albums they did together (mostly upbeat bluesy jazz). The song "high healed sneekers" is particularly rockin'. I had never heard of this cd and saw it in a for sale bin for about $9. It is definitely a "find," regardless of the price.

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