Jimmy Smith – Livin' It Up! (Verve Records V6-8750, 1968)

 

Jimmy Smith Livin' It Up! (1968)  Verve V6-8750 Review

Verve Records 1968 – V6-8750

notes:

Released in 1968, Jimmy Smith’s Livin’ It Up! is a landmark 

jazz organ album that showcases the Hammond B-3 master 

at his finest. Combining bluesy grooves, hard bop rhythms,

 and soulful improvisation, this album remains a favorite 

among jazz enthusiasts. Tracks like 'C Jam Blues' and 

'The Preacher' highlight Smith’s virtuosity, making Livin’ It Up! 

an essential listen for fans of classic jazz organ music

credits:

Arranged By, Conductor – Oliver Nelson

Art Direction – Acy R. Lehman

Bass – Ray Brown

Bass Guitar [Fender] – Carol Kaye

Guitar – Howard Roberts

Organ – Jimmy Smith

Percussion – Larry Bunker

Tenor Saxophone [Solo], Soloist – Plas Johnson (tracks: B3)

Vocals – Jimmy Smith (tracks: B3)

Recorded May 13 and 14, 1968, at United Recording Studios, Hollywood

Remixed at A & R Studios, New York City

Engineer – Eddie Brackett

Engineer [Director Of Engineering] – Val Valentin

Producer – Esmond Edwards

Mixed By [Remixed By] – Dave Greene

tracklist:

A1 Mission: Impossible

Written-By – Schifrin*

3:32

A2 Refractions

Written-By – Nelson*

4:48

A3 The Gentle Rain

Written-By [Miscredited] – Jobim*

Written-By [Uncredited] – Luiz Bonfá

2:35

A4 Burning Spear

Written-By – Evans*

3:53

A5 Go Away Little Girl

Written-By – Goffin-King*

2:43

B1 Livin' It Up

Written-By – Smith*

5:00

B2 This Nearly Was Mine

Written-By – Rogers-Hammerstein II*

3:15

B3 Big Boss Man

Written-By – Smith*, Dixon*

6:14

B4 Valley Of The Dolls

Written-By [Miscredited] – Bacharach-David*

Written-By [Uncredited] – André Previn, Dory Previn

4:48

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Jimmy Smith – La Métamorphose des Cloportes (1965)

 

Jimmy Smith – La Métamorphose des Cloportes (1965) Jazz Soundtrack Review & Tracklist

VERVE RECORDS 1965             511102

notes:

In 1965, legendary jazz organist Jimmy Smith recorded 

the soundtrack for the French-Italian crime film 

La Métamorphose des cloportes, directed by Pierre Granier‑Deferre.

 The film, starring Lino Ventura and Charles Aznavour,

 blends dark humor with classic gangster cinema, and 

its music provides a distinctive jazz atmosphere.

For this project, Jimmy Smith created a unique score 

built around his signature Hammond organ sound. 

The result is an unusual and fascinating example of 

1960s jazz film music, mixing soulful grooves,

 blues elements, and cinematic tension.

credits:

Drums – William Hart

Guitar – Quentin Jackson

Organ – Jimmy Smith

composer - Jimmy Smith

recorded in  Paris  June 1,2 1965.

 Studio Europa-Sonor, 

tracklist:

A1 Generique 5:40

A2 Blues Pour Alphonse 3:20

A3 Ballade Pour Un Cloporte 2:12

A4 Angoisse 1:10

A5 Theme Pour Alphonse 4:35

A6 Melodie Pour Catherine 4:55

A7 Race Track Blues 1:10

B1 Melodie Pour Catherine (Variation) 2:15

B2 Love Theme 1:00

B3 Requiem Pour Un Cloporte 7:06

B4 Generique 6:17

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Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery – The Dynamic Duo

 

Verve Records 1966 – V6-8678

 

notes:

Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery joined forces in 1966

 to create The Dynamic Duo, one of the most celebrated 

collaborations in modern jazz history. Released on Verve Records,

 this album brought together two masters of their instruments:

 Hammond B-3 organ and electric guitar.

Blending soul jazz, hard bop, and orchestral arrangements, 

The Dynamic Duo stands as a landmark recording of the 1960s, 

showcasing both virtuosity and mainstream appeal.

Recorded in New York City in 1966, The Dynamic Duo pairs the 

blues-driven organ style of Jimmy Smith with Wes Montgomery’s 

signature octave guitar technique. Unlike their earlier small-group 

sessions, this album features lush big-band arrangements that 

frame the duo in a more cinematic soundscape.

The project was arranged and conducted by Oliver Nelson, 

whose orchestrations give the album a sophisticated and 

dramatic edge while leaving plenty of space for improvisation.

credits:

    

    Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Flute [Alto] ,

     Jerry Dodgion (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Arranged By – Oliver Nelson

    Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute, Flute [Alto] ,

     Danny Bank (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Bass – Richard Davis (2) (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Bass Trombone – Tony Studd

    Drums – Grady Tate

    Flugelhorn – Clark Terry (tracks: A1, A2)

    Flute [Tenor], Flute [Alto], Clarinet  Jerome Richardson (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Guitar – Wes Montgomery

    Organ [Hammond] – Jimmy Smith

    Percussion – Ray Barretto (tracks: B1 to B3)

    Saxophone, Clarinet – Phil Woods (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet – Bob Ashton (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

    Trombone – Jimmy Cleveland (tracks: A1, A2, B2), 

    Melba Liston (tracks: A1, A2, B2), 

    Quentin Jackson (tracks: A1, A2, B2), Richard Hixon* (tracks: B2)

    Trumpet – Clark Terry (tracks: A1, A2, B2), Ernie Royal (tracks: A1, A2, B2), 

   Jimmy Maxwell (tracks: A1, A2, B2), Joe Newman (tracks: A1, A2, B2)

 Producer – Creed Taylor

 Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

Director Of Engineering – Val Valentin

13 (Death March) recorded September 21, 1966.

Down By The Riverside and Night Train recorded September 23, 1966.

James And Wes and Baby, It's Cold Outside recorded September 28, 1966.

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

tracklist:

A1 Down By The Riverside 10:00

A2 Night Train

Arranged By – Oliver Nelson

Written-By – Jimmy Forrest, Lewis C. Simpkins*, Oscar Washington

6:30

B1 James & Wes

Written-By – Jimmy Smith

8:05

B2 13 (Death March)

Arranged By – Oliver Nelson

Written-By – Gary McFarland

5:21

B3 Baby, It's Cold Outside

Written-By – Frank Loesser

5:50

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The Sermon!

 

 

Blue Note records 1958 ‎– Blp 4011

notes:

The Sermon! is the eleventh studio album by jazz organist Jimmy Smith, 
recorded on August 25, 1957 and February 25, 1958 and released on
 Blue Note in 1959—Smith's fifteenth album for the label.
The Sermon! was the second of two albums recorded on two dates at 
The Manhattan Towers Hotel Ballroom; the first was Smith's previous album, 
House Party (1958). Rudy Van Gelder used the ballroom as a 
recording studio for recording sessions in 1957–1958

credits:

Tracks 1, 3

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Lee Morgan – trumpet
    Lou Donaldson – alto saxophone
    Tina Brooks – tenor saxophone
    Kenny Burrell – guitar
    Art Blakey – drums

recorded :Rudy Van Gelder  
Manhattan Towers, NYC, February 25, 1958

Track 2

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Lee Morgan – trumpet
    George Coleman – alto saxophone
    Eddie McFadden – guitar
    Donald Bailey – drums

 recorded :Rudy Van Gelder 
Manhattan Towers, NYC, August 25, 1957


tracks list:

A1     The Sermon
Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson
Drums – Donald Bailey
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Tenor Saxophone – Tina Brooks
Written-By – Jimmy Smith

    20:10
B1     Flamingo
 Drums – Art Blakey
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Written-By – E. Anderson, T. Grouya*

    8:00
B2     J.O.S.
Alto Saxophone – George Coleman 
Drums – Donald Bailey
Guitar – Eddie McFadden
Written-By – Jimmy Smith

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Got My Mojo Workin'

 

Verve Records ‎1965 – V6-8641 

notes:

Got My Mojo Workin' is a 1966 album by Jimmy Smith arranged by Oliver Nelson

credits:

Arranged By, Conductor – Oliver Nelson
Bass – Ben Tucker (tracks: A1 to A4), 
George Duvivier (tracks: B1 to B4),
 Ron Carter (tracks: A1 to A4)
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Saxophone [Alto] – Phil Woods (tracks: B1 to B4)
Saxophone [Baritone] – Jerome Richardson (tracks: B1 to B4)
Saxophone [Tenor], Flute – Romeo Penque (tracks: B1 to B4)
Trumpet – Ernie Royal (tracks: B1 to B4)

Recorded :

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 
December 16-17, 1965
Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
Engineer [Director] – Val Valentin
Producer – Creed Taylor

tracklist:

A1        High Heel Sneakers
Bass – Ben Tucker, Ron Carter
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Written-By – Robt. Higginbotham*
5:03
A2        (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Bass – Ben Tucker, Ron Carter
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Written-By – Mick Jagger-Keith Richard*
4:23
A3        1-2-3
Bass – Ben Tucker, Ron Carter
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Written By – Madara-White-Borisoff
Written-By – White*, Madara*, Borisoff*
4:00
A4        Mustard Greens
Bass – Ben Tucker, Ron Carter
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ, Written-By – Jimmy Smith
5:35
B1        Got My Mojo Workin'
Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Phil Woods
Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Jerome Richardson
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Flute – Romeo Penque
Trumpet – Ernie Royal
Written-By – M. Morganfield
7:30
B2        Johnny Come Lately
Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Phil Woods
Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Jerome Richardson
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Flute – Romeo Penque
Trumpet – Ernie Royal
Written-By – Billy Strayhorn
3:45
B3        C Jam Blues
Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Phil Woods
Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Jerome Richardson
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Flute – Romeo Penque
Trumpet – Ernie Royal
Written-By – Duke Ellington
3:47
B4        Hobson's Hop
Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] – Phil Woods
Baritone Saxophone [Baritone Sax] – Jerome Richardson
Bass – George Duvivier
Drums – Grady Tate
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ, Written-By – Jimmy Smith
Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax], Flute – Romeo Penque
Trumpet – Ernie Royal
4:00 

 

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 Six Views Of The Blues

 

Blue Note ‎records –cd 1999 21435 

 notes:

Six Views of the Blues is an album by the American jazz organist Jimmy Smith.
 It features performances recorded in 1958, but it wasn't released on the 
Blue Note label until 1999. Originally, the single "The Swingin' Shepherd Blues"
 was released in 1958 as Blue Note 45–1711.

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Cecil Payne – baritone saxophone
    Kenny Burrell – guitar
    Donald Bailey – drums (tracks 4–6)
    Art Blakey – drums (tracks 1–3)

Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio in 
Hackensack, New Jersey on July 16, 1958. 
Producer [Original Sessions] – Alfred Lion
Transferred By [Using 24-bit Resolution], Mastered By – Ron McMaster 


Track list: 

    All compositions by Jimmy Smith except as indicated

    "St. Louis Blues" (W. C. Handy) – 8:38
    "The Swingin' Shepherd Blues" (Moe Koffman) – 3:55
    "Blues No. 1" – 6:25
    "Blues No. 3" – 7:10
    "Blues No. 4" – 10:45
    "Blues No. 2" – 9:00

 

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Jimmy Smith ‎

 

 

Bluesmith

Verve Records 1972 ‎– V6-8809

notes:

Bluesmith is a 1972 jazz album by Jimmy Smith, released on the Verve label


credits:

    Jimmy Smith - Electronic organ
    Teddy Edwards - tenor saxophone
    Ray Crawford - guitar
    Leroy Vinnegar - double bass
    Victor Pantoja - Congas
    Donald Dean - drums
   Written-By – Jimmy Smith (tracks : A1 - A3, B2, B3)

recorded at:
Los Angeles, CA, September 11, 1972
Art Direction – Derek Church
Engineer – Ed Greene , Louis Peters
Producer – Eric Miller

tracklist:

All compositions by Jimmy Smith unless otherwise noted

A1        Straight Ahead    5:25
Written By Oliver Nelson, Jimmy Smith
A2        Absolutely Funky    9:12
A3        Lolita    6:24
B1        Mournin' Wes
Written-By – Harvey Siders
10:02
B2        Blues For 3 + 1    4:55
B3        Bluesmith    6:43

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 Home Cookin'

 

 

Blue Note records 1961 –  BLP 4050

 notes:

Home Cookin' is an album by American jazz organist Jimmy Smith 
featuring performances recorded in 1958 and 1959 and 
released on the Blue Note label, in 1960 for the mono version
                         
credits:

Drums – Donald Bailey
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Organ – Jimmy Smith
Saxophone [Tenor] – Percy France

recorded at:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, 
15, 1958, May 24 & June 16, 1959
producer Alfred Lion     
engineer Rudy Van Gelder


tracklist:

A1 See See Rider
Written-By – Ma Rainey
A2 Sugar Hill
Written-By – Kenny Burrell
A3 I Got A Woman
Written-By – Ray Charles
A4 Messin' Around
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
B1 Gracie
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
B2 Come On Baby
Written-By – Kenny Burrell
B3 Motorin' Along
Written-By – Jimmy McGriff

 

 

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The Incredible Jimmy Smith

Midnight Special

Blue Note records 1960  ‎– BLP 4078

notes:

Midnight Special is an album by American 
jazz organist Jimmy Smith featuring performances 
recorded in 1960 and released on the Blue Note label. 
The album was recorded at the same session which 
produced Back at the Chicken Shack (1960)

credits:

    Drums – Donald Bailey
    Guitar – Kenny Burrell
    Organ – Jimmy Smith
    Saxophone – Stanley Turrentine

Recorded     April 25, 1960
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs

 Tracklist:

A1     Midnight Special
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
A2     A Subtle One
Written-By – Stanley Turrentine
B1     Jumpin' The Blues
Written-By – Parker*, McShann*, Brown*
B2     Why Was I Born
Written-By – Kern*, Hammerstein*
B3     One O'Clock Jump
Written-By – Basie*

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Jimmy Smith Organ Grinder Swing

Verve Records 1965   V6-8628

notes:

Organ Grinder Swing is a 1965 studio album by Jimmy Smith.
It marked a return to the trio ensemble that Smith
used on the Blue Note recordings earlier in his career

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Kenny Burrell – guitar
    Grady Tate – drums

Recorded:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
June 14 & 15, 1965
Engineer  Rudy Van Gelder
Engineer [Director] Val Valentin
Producer  Creed Taylor

 tracklist:

A1 The Organ Grinder's Swing
Composed By  W. Hudson 2:15     
A2 Oh, No, Babe
Composed By  Jimmy Smith 9:00     
A3 Blues For J
Composed By  Jimmy Smith 5:15     
B1 Greensleeves
Composed By  Trad. 8:53     
B2 I'll Close My Eyes
Composed By  Billy Reid (2), Buddy Kaye 3:16     
B3 Satin Doll
Composed By  B. Strayhorn, D. Ellington, J. Mercer 7:00
 

 

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Jimmy Smith ‎– Damn!

 

Verve Records 1995 ‎
Format:CD, Album, Club Edition

 

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ, arranger
    Roy Hargrove – flugelhorn, trumpet
    Nicholas Payton – trumpet
    Bernard "Pretty" Purdie - drums
    Abraham Burton – alto saxophone
    Ron Blake – tenor saxophone
    Mark Turner
    Tim Warfield
    Mark Whitfield – guitar
    Christian McBride – double bass
    Art Taylor – drums
   
Recorded and Mixed by Jim Anderson
Recorded January 24 and 25, 1995, at Power Station, New York

Mixed at Power Station, New York
Mastered by Allan Tucker at Foothill Digital, New York.

tracklist:

1 Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
Drums – Bernard Purdie
2 Sister Sadie
 Saxophone [Alto] – Abraham Burton     
3 Woody 'N' You     6:50     
4 The One Before This     6:53     
5 Watermelon Man
Drums – Bernard Purdie
6 This Here     7:30     
7 Scrapple From The Apple     5:25     
8 Hi-Fly     6:35     
9 A La Mode
Saxophone [Alto] – Abraham Burton 

 

 

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The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith – Bashin'

 

Verve Records 1962 – V6-8474

notes:

Bashin': The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith is a 1962 studio
album by the American jazz organist Jimmy Smith, accompanied by
 a big band arranged and conducted by Oliver Nelson. It was Smith's
first album for Verve Records. The first four tracks feature an ensemble
 that included future Tonight Show band members
Doc Severinsen and Ed Shaughnessy.


credits:

Tracks 1-4
    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Oliver Nelson – arranger, conductor
    Phil Woods, Jerry Dodgion – alto saxophone
    Bob Ashton, Babe Clarke – tenor saxophone
    George Barrow – baritone saxophone
    Joe Newman, Ernie Royal, Doc Severinsen, Joe Wilder – trumpet
    Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green, Britt Woodman – trombone
    Tom Mitchell – bass trombone
    Barry Galbraith – guitar
    George Duvivier – bass
    Ed Shaughnessy – drums

Tracks 5-7
    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Quentin Warren – guitar
    Donald Bailey – drums
 
    Recorded    March 26 & 28, 1962
    Studio    Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
    Creed Taylor – producer
    Rudy Van Gelder – engineer
    

tracklist:

A1    Jimmy Smith And The Big Band–    Walk On The Wild Side
Written-By – Bernstein*
5:50
A2    Jimmy Smith And The Big Band–    Ol' Man River
Written-By – Kern*, Hammerstein*
3:50
A3    Jimmy Smith And The Big Band–    In A Mellow Tone
Written-By – Ellington*
4:23
A4    Jimmy Smith And The Big Band–    Step Right Up
Written-By – Nelson*
4:10
B1    Jimmy Smith And His Trio*–    Beggar For The Blues
Written-By – Wayne*, Rasch*
7:25
B2    Jimmy Smith And His Trio*–    Bashin'
Written-By – Smith*
6:12
B3    Jimmy Smith And His Trio*–    I'm An Old Cowhand
Written-By – Mercer*
6:0

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The Incredible Jimmy Smith ‎– Back At The Chicken Shack

Blue Note records 1960‎– BLP 4117

notes:

Back at the Chicken Shack is an album by Jimmy Smith. It was recorded in
1960 and released in 1963 on the Blue Note label. It was cited in the
book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

credits:

Jimmy Smith - organ
Kenny Burrell - guitar
Stanley Turrentine - tenor saxophone
Donald Bailey - drums
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs,
NJ, April 25, 1960

tracklist:

A1 Back At The Chicken Shack
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
A2 When I Grow Too Old To Dream
 Written-By – Rodgers-Hammerstein*
B1 Minor Chant
 Written-By – Stanley Turrentine
B2 Messy Bessie
Written-By – Jimmy Smith

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Jimmy Smith ‎– Respect

 

Verve Records 1967 ‎– V6-8705

 Notes:

Respect is a 1967 album by the American jazz organist Jimmy Smith.

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Eric Gale – guitar
    Thornel Schwartz – guitar
    Bob Bushnell – double bass
    Ron Carter – double bass
    Bernard "Pretty" Purdie – drums
    Grady Tate – drums

Producer – Creed Taylor
Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
Engineer [Director] – Val Valentin
recorded at:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, June 2 & 14, 1967


Traklist:

A1        Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
Written-By – Joseph Zawinul
6:30
A2        Respect
Written-By – Otis Redding
2:12
A3        Funky Broadway
Written-By – Lester Christian*
6:35
B1        T-Bone Steak
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
7:15
B2        Get Out Of My Life
Written-By – Allen Toussaint
8:50

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Jimmy Smith ‎– Hoochie Cooche Man

 

Verve Records 1966‎– V6-8667

notes:

Hoochie Cooche Man is a 1966 album by Jimmy Smith
arranged by Oliver Nelson. The album title has also
been spelled as Hoochie Coochie Man.

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – Hammond organ, vocals
    Oliver Nelson – arranger, conductor
    Richard Davis – double bass
    Bob Cranshaw – electric bass
    Bobby Rosengarden – bongos, percussion
    Grady Tate – drums
    Donald Corrado, Willie Ruff – French horn
    Barry Galbraith, Bill Suyker, Billy Butler, Kenny Burrell – guitar
    Buddy Lucas – harmonica
    Jack Agee, Jerome Richardson, Jerry Dodgion, Phil Woods, Bob Ashton – woodwind
    Britt Woodman, Melba Liston, Quentin Jackson, Tom McIntosh – trombone
    Ernie Royal, Gene Young, Joe Newman, Dick Williams – trumpet
    Don Butterfield – tuba

Creed Taylor – producer
Val Valentin – director of engineering
Rudy Van Gelder – engineer
Recorded at the Van Gelder Studios,
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 14, 1966.

tracklist:

A1 I'm Your Hoochie Cooche Man
Written-By  Willie Dixon
A2 One Mint Julep
Written-By  Ray Charles   
A3 Ain't That Just Like A Woman
Written-By  Claude Demitrius*, Fleecie Moore
B1 Boom Boom
Written-By  John Lee Hooker
B2 Blues And The Abstract Truth
Written-By  Oliver Nelson   
B3 TNT
Written-By  Ben Tucker, Grady Tate

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Jimmy Smith ‎– Black Smith

Pride records 1974 ‎– PD 6011

credits:

Producer – Jerry Peters, Michael Viner
    Recorded By – Jim Shifflett
Pressed By – PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN
 

trackslisting:

 A1 Hang 'Em High 6:17
Written-By – Dominique Frontiere
A2 I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little Bit More Baby 4:31
Written-By – Barry White
A3 Joy 3:30
Arranged By – Jerry Peters, Michael Viner
Written-By – Johann Sebastian Bach
A4 Ooh Poo Pah Doo 3:11
Written-By – Jessie Hill
A5 Why Can't We Live Together 5:26
Written-By – Timmy Thomas
B1 Groovin' 3:03
Written-By – Eddie Brigati, Felix Cavaliere
B2 Pipeline 7:58
Written-By – Bob Spickard, Brian Carman
B3 Wildflower 6:05
Written-By – David Richardson , Doug Edwards
B4 Something You Got 4:00
Written-By – Chris Kenner

 

 

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The Incredible Jimmy Smith – Rockin' The Boat

 Blue Note records 1963 BST 84141

notes:

Rockin' the Boat is an album by the American jazz organist
Jimmy Smith, recorded in 1963 and released on the Blue Note label

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Lou Donaldson – alto saxophone
    Quentin Warren – guitar
    Donald Bailey – drums
    "Big" John Patton – tambourine (tracks 2, 3 & 6)

     Recorded    February 7, 1963
     Studio    Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ
    Alfred Lion – producer
    Rudy Van Gelder – engineer
    Francis Wolff – photography
    
 tracklist:

    A1        When My Dream Boat Comes Home
Written-By – Friend*, Franklin*
A2        Pork Chop
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
A3        Matilda, Matilda!
Written-By – Harry Thomas (4)
B1        Can Heat
Written-By – Jimmy Smith
B2        Please Send Me Someone To Love
Written-By – Percy Mayfield
B3        Just A Closer Walk With Thee
B4        Trust In Me
Written-By – Schwartz*, Ager*, Wever*

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JIMMY SMITH GROOVE DROPS

 

VERVE RECORDS 1968                                  V6 8794 

credits :

Jimmy Smith (org) 

Johnny Pate (arr, cond) unidentified orchestra

NYC, November 20, 1968

105803    Ode To Billie Joe

105804    By The Time I Get To Phoenix

105805    Sunny

105806    Who Can I Turn To?

105817    Days Of Wine And Roses

same personnel

NYC, November, 1969

106623    Groove Drops

Arranged By – Johnny Pate

Conductor – Johnny Pate

Engineer – George Piros

Producer – Johnny Pate

tracks list:

A1 Groove Drops    4:15   
A2 Days Of Wine And Roses 5:50   
A3 Sunny 6:00   
B1 Ode To Billy Joe 6:25   
B2 Who Can I Turn To 3:40   
B3 By The Time I Get To Phoenix

 

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