Wes Montgomery - Talkin' Verve (Roots Of Acid Jazz) @flac

The title of this compilation tries to make Montgomery viable for a younger generation, but it's not exactly "acid jazz." Rather, it's an anthology of some of Montgomery's better pop- and soul-oriented material from the mid-'60s. The 16 tracks show Montgomery in both orchestral and small combo settings, a few cuts taken from his collaborations with Jimmy Smith. Purists have long disdained this phase of Montgomery's career. But those who don't measure work by how straight-ahead it is will find much to enjoy here, in either the cuts with Oliver Nelson's orchestra, or the less elaborate sessions with the likes of Smith, Grady Tate, Ron Carter, and Ray Barretto. (AMG) 01 Movin' Wes - Part 1 (3:28) 02 Movin' Wes - Part 2 (2:51) 03 Bumpin' On Sunset (4:49) 04 Green Peppers (2:55) 05 O.G.D. (Aka "Road Song") (6:05) 06 In An Out (2:49) 07 Impressions (5:02) 08 13 (Aka "Death March") (5:19) 09 The Thumb (4:48) 10 Boss City (3:43) 11 Sunny (4:02) 12 Mr. Walker (3:38) 13 Bumpin' (6:50) 14 Willow Weep For Me (7:35) 15 Tequila (3:21) 16 Night Train (6:46) Guitar - Wes Montgomery Bass - Paul Chambers, Richard Davis, Ron Carter Vibraphone - Jack Jennings Congas - Ray Barretto Drums - Grady Tate, Jimmy Cobb Organ - Jimmy Smith Piano - Wynton Kelly Producer [Original Recordings] - Creed Taylor Principally recorded at Van Gelder Recording Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey between 1964 and 1966 Label: Verve Records Released: 1996 Codec: Flac Compression Level: 3 Quality: High My cd-rip (EAC and Flac) Covers Included Enjoy, Seed and Share

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Cowgill (2009-05-07)

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Gimiesome (2012-06-02)

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