Jimmy Smith - Home Cookin' - JAZZ - FLAC - Covers, Cue

Jimmy Smith - Home Cookin' Remaster with Bonus Tracks Lineage -------------------------------------------- Retail CD > Sony CDRom > EAC (offset corrected) > FLAC 8 (tagged) Credits -------------------------------------------- Performer: Jimmy Smith Artist: Kenny Burrell Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder Producer: Alfred Lion Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Track Listing -------------------------------------------- 1. See See Rider 2. Sugar Hill 3. I Got A Woman 4. Messin' Around 5. Gracie 6. Come On Baby 7. Motorin' Along 8. Since I Fell For You 9. Apostrophe - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 10. Groanin' - (previously unreleased, bonus track) 11. Motorin' Along - (previously unreleased, alternate take, bonus track) 12. Since I Fell For You - (previously unreleased, alternate take, bonus track) Personnel: Jimmy Smith (organ); Kenny Burrell (guitar); Percy France (tenor saxophone); Donald Bailey (drums). Liner Note Authors: Bob Blumenthal; Ira Gitler. Recording information: Van Gelder Studios, Englewood, NJ (07/15/1958); Van Gelder Studios, Englewood, NJ (06/16/1959). Smith's superb keyboard technique is only half of his musical magic. The other is his astonishing ability to paint atmospheres and create exquisite moods. The feeling of this album is perfectly evinced, relaxed and cool, spacious yet textured and sophisticated enough to keep the ear consistently intrigued. The album's title and cover photo are an homage to a soul food diner in Harlem called Kate's Home Cooking, and the tunes parallel a range of subtle, carefully prepared flavors. Traditional slow and mid-tempo blues predominate, such as "See See Rider" and "Come On Baby," kept fresh though Percy France's Lester Young-influenced playing, Kenny Burrell's clean guitar lines and Smith's deeply soulful leads. The sly riffing on "Gracie" and the jazz thematics of "Apostrophe" are also highlights. HOME COOKIN' offers the perfect blend of style and substance, of traditional soul and modern cool (not to mention five bonus tracks unissued on the original LP) in a mix that's tasty and utterly satisfying. Artist Overview Though he was a late bloomer (he didn't start playing organ until age 28), Jimmy Smith is the single most influential figure in the history of jazz organ. He was the pioneering force in making the organ a lead instrument. And while he had bebop chops aplenty, his blues/R&B influences and preference for space over clutter also made him an icon of the subsequent acid jazz movement. Related Other Albums by this Artist: Prayer Meetin' [Remaster] Rockin' The Boat [Remaster] Back At The Chicken Shack The Sermon [Remaster] The Boss [9/14] House Party [Remaster] Angel Eyes: Ballads & Slow Jams Cool Blues [Remaster] The Definitive Jimmy Smith Crazy Baby Open House/Plain Talk Groovin' At Small's Paradise [Remaster] Jazz Masters 29 Jimmy Smith's Finest Hour Six Views Of The Blues [Limited] Ultimate Jimmy Smith Best Of The Blue Note Years Midnight Special Any Number Can Win Root Down [Remaster] Talkin' Verve: Roots Of Acid Jazz Bashin' - The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith Fourmost Organ Grinder Swing [Remaster] Standards Off The Top Sum Serious Blues Damn! Walk On The Wild Side: Best Of The Verve Years Dot Com Blues Peter And The Wolf The Cat [Remaster] Got My Mojo Workin'/Hoochie Cooche Man Fourmost Return Christmas Cookin' Prime Time Also Appears On: The Best Blue Note Album In The World... Ever! The George Benson Anthology Casino Blue Note Plays Gershwin A Night Out With Verve [Box] Sounds From The Verve Hi-Fi Compiled by... Blue Bash! Organ-ized La Metamorphose Des Cloportes Rhapsody In Blue: Blue Note Plays The Music... Jazz Ballads For Easy Listening Sweet And Dangerous Jazz Blues The Verve Story 1944-1994 [Box] Great Instrumental Hits Of The 50's-80's Roots Of Jazz Funk Vol. 1 Kickin' The 3: The Best Of Organ Trio Jazz Have Yourself A Jazzy Little Christmas Jazz Ballads For Late Nights Masters Of Jazz Sampler Cool Jazz: The Coolest Of The Cool ...Here & There: The Uncollected B.B. King Verve Presents: The Very Best Of Christmas Jazz DVDs: Jazz Scene USA - Phineas Newborn Jr. Trio/Jimmy Smith Trio Similar Artists: Brian Auger Graham Bond Jack McDuff Kenny Burrell Donald Byrd Lou Donaldson Charles Earland Keith Emerson Georgie Fame Grant Green Richard "Groove" Holmes Hank Jones Hank Jones Trio Hank Jones/Evans/Mitchell Hank Jones/Hinton/Rosengarden John Mayall Jimmy McGriff Medeski Martin & Wood Wes Montgomery Wes Montgomery Quartet Wes Montgomery Trio Wes Montgomery With Strings Wes Montgomery/Lionel Hampton Wes Montgomery/Wynton Kelly Stanton Moore Lee Morgan Don Patterson Big John Patton Shirley Scott Johnny "Hammond" Smith Lonnie Liston Smith James Taylor Quartet Stanley Turrentine Steve Winwood Influences: Fats Waller Milt Buckner Wild Bill Davis Genres: Organ Sound Clips: http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=3833043 ------------------------------------------------------------ SUPPORT JAZZ MUSIC =- BUY CDS!! ------------------------------------------------------------

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rowdyrod (2006-01-14)

superb..many thanks

doxxa (2006-02-11)

how do i convert/play this songs?

achtagon (2006-04-09)

search google for 'FLAC'. It's a plugin for winamp or else used to extract these to the original WAVs (no compression) to burn to cd

muzikphan (2008-02-20)

"Why flacs?"
Because flac rules.
Compression without any quality loss.
You can download this and convert it to your favorite lossy format if you want, or you can burn a cd just like the original one, or you can do both and then delete your flac files if you wish to do so.
Flac is the way to go.
Such a great album shouldn't have to go through the quality loss that mp3 files go.
Many, many thanks achtagon.

12xu (2008-06-14)

Heaven - and in FLAC too, wonderful stuff :)

Cowgill (2009-04-17)

Thanks for the post and sharing