Peterson, Lucky / Tribute To Jimmy Smith
| Album: | Tribute To Jimmy Smith | Collection: | Jazz | |
| Artist: | Peterson, Lucky | Added: | Feb 2018 | |
| Label: | Jazz Village | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2018-02-27 | Pull Date: | 2018-05-01 | Charts: | Jazz |
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| Week Ending: | Apr 29 | Apr 22 | Mar 4 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Mar 31, 2022: | Sound Landscapes (rebroadcast from Mar 1, 2018)
The Sermon |
3. | Apr 21, 2018: | Old Fart at Play
Night Train |
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| 2. | Apr 27, 2018: | Traditions
Jimmy Wants To Groove |
4. | Mar 01, 2018: | Sound Landscapes
The Sermon |
Album Review
Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2018-02-21
Reviewed 2018-02-21
Reviewed: 2018-02-21
Genre: Jazz
FCCs: none
Review: Peterson wisely resists the temptation to generate excitement by going for fast tempos, instead letting the bounce and shuffle of the rhythm section do the work. Plus, he is a soulful singer. Some of the tracks feature guest contributions, including Archie Shepp. Taken all in all this well-executed CD is both a great tribute to Jimmy Smith and a reminder of how organ jazz is one of the distinctive sub-genres of this music, combining some of the shake and rattle of rock & roll with the grunt of blues and the dexterity of jazz.
If You Like: Caesar Frazier, Brother Jack McDuff
Track Review (favorites denoted by *):
*1/ Night Train (8:44) – drums start>rollicking uptempo jam> guitar solo> trumpet solo> swinging organ solo> jam> crescendo end
2/ The Sermon (6:31) – organ starts> midtempo jam>guitar solo> organ solo swings out> uptempo jam> fade
*3/ The Champ (6:42) – organ starts> uptempo jam> organ solo> guitar solo> crescendo end
*4/ Jimmy Wants To Groove (6:40) – organ starts> bouncy midtempo jam> sax solo> growling vocal> crescendo end
5/ Singin This Song 4 U (5:48) – organ starts> slow song> fade
*6/ Jimmy’s Jumpin’ (5:21) – organ starts> uptempo jam > guitar solo> organ solo> fade
7/ Misty (7:57) – organ starts> slow jam> guitar solo> organ solo> guitar solo> slow jam> fade
8/ Back At The Chicken Shack (7:54) – organ starts> midtempo jam> guitar solo> organ solo> midtempo jam> crescendo end
*9/ Blues For Wes (4:43) – organ starts> midtempo jam> guitar solo> organ solo> quick fade
Genre: Jazz
FCCs: none
Review: Peterson wisely resists the temptation to generate excitement by going for fast tempos, instead letting the bounce and shuffle of the rhythm section do the work. Plus, he is a soulful singer. Some of the tracks feature guest contributions, including Archie Shepp. Taken all in all this well-executed CD is both a great tribute to Jimmy Smith and a reminder of how organ jazz is one of the distinctive sub-genres of this music, combining some of the shake and rattle of rock & roll with the grunt of blues and the dexterity of jazz.
If You Like: Caesar Frazier, Brother Jack McDuff
Track Review (favorites denoted by *):
*1/ Night Train (8:44) – drums start>rollicking uptempo jam> guitar solo> trumpet solo> swinging organ solo> jam> crescendo end
2/ The Sermon (6:31) – organ starts> midtempo jam>guitar solo> organ solo swings out> uptempo jam> fade
*3/ The Champ (6:42) – organ starts> uptempo jam> organ solo> guitar solo> crescendo end
*4/ Jimmy Wants To Groove (6:40) – organ starts> bouncy midtempo jam> sax solo> growling vocal> crescendo end
5/ Singin This Song 4 U (5:48) – organ starts> slow song> fade
*6/ Jimmy’s Jumpin’ (5:21) – organ starts> uptempo jam > guitar solo> organ solo> fade
7/ Misty (7:57) – organ starts> slow jam> guitar solo> organ solo> guitar solo> slow jam> fade
8/ Back At The Chicken Shack (7:54) – organ starts> midtempo jam> guitar solo> organ solo> midtempo jam> crescendo end
*9/ Blues For Wes (4:43) – organ starts> midtempo jam> guitar solo> organ solo> quick fade
Track Listing
| 1. | Night Train | 6. | Jimmy's Jumpin | |||
| 2. | The Sermon | 7. | Misty | |||
| 3. | The Champ | 8. | Back At The Chicken Shack | |||
| 4. | Jimmy Wants To Groove | 9. | Blues For Wes | |||
| 5. | Singin This Song 4 U | . |