Jimmy McGriff ‎– At The Organ 1964

Jimmy McGriff At The Organ Album Review + Tracklist 

Sue Records Inc. 1964‎   LP 1020

notes:

At The Organ by Jimmy McGriff is a cornerstone of soul jazz,

 showcasing his signature Hammond organ grooves. 

Released during the golden era of jazz-funk fusion, the album

 captures the raw energy and bluesy depth that defined McGriff’s sound.

At The Organ remains one of Jimmy McGriff’s most influential works, 

capturing the essence of soul jazz with unmatched authenticity.

 Whether you're new to jazz or a longtime fan, this album is a must-listen.

credits:

Rudolph Johnson (tenor sax); 

Jimmy McGriff (organ); 

Larry Frazier (guitar); 

Jimmie Smith (drums) should NOT be confused with

Jimmy Smith — different person entirely

    A1. Kiko - 3:27

    A3. All Day Long - 3:50

    A4. That's All (Brandt/Haymes) - 5:28

same, except Rudolph Johnson (tenor sax)

    A2. Jumpin' at the Woodside (Basie/Hendricks) - 3:17

    A5. Hello Betty - 4:53

    B2. When You're Smiling (Fisher/Goodwin/Shay) - 4:20

    B3. Shiny Stockings - 7:20

    B1. Close Your Eyes - 5:22

Directed By – Juggy Murray Jones

Engineer – Bob Lifton

Producer – Joe Lederman

Recorded 1964

regent sound Studio New York City, NY

tracklist:

A1 Kiko 3:27

written by Jimmy McGriff

A2 Jumpin´ At The Woodside 3:17

written by count basie

A3 All Day Long 3:50

written by Billy Strayhorn

A4 That´s All 5:28

written by Thomas Waller

A5 Hello Betty 4:53

written by Jimmy McGriff

B1 Close Your Eyes 5:22

written by Al Lewis, Will Collins

B2 When You´re Smiling, The Whole World Smiles With You 4:20

written by Larry Shay, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin B3 Shiney Stockings 7:20

written by Frank Foster

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