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Track List
01) Ashley Blue
02) Swamp Road
03) Micky Fick
04) Say Something
05) My Little Humidor
06) There Will Never Be Another You
07) Just a Little Bit
08) Drop Shot
09) I've Got to Find My Baby
10) Moodbird
11) Yes Sir
12) Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
13) Misty
01) Ashley Blue
02) Swamp Road
03) Micky Fick
04) Say Something
05) My Little Humidor
06) There Will Never Be Another You
07) Just a Little Bit
08) Drop Shot
09) I've Got to Find My Baby
10) Moodbird
11) Yes Sir
12) Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
13) Misty
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5:25
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2:35
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4:23
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2000
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High Street/Windham Hill's Organ-Ized is nothing less than a salute to the classic Hammond B3 organ by some of the preeminent mainstream practitioners of the instrument in the late '90s. Surprises are hardly the modus operandi here -- it's all soul-jazz, performed with love but not a lot of risk. While this might not showcase the idiosyncrasies of the instrument, that's fine, because this delivers exactly what most Hammond diehards want -- funky grooves and licks from the likes of Joey DeFrancesco, John Medeski, Art Neville, Michael Omartian, Jimmy Smith, Reuben Wilson, and Mike Weaver, among others. Some cuts cook more than others, but there are no duff tracks here -- only Jack McDuff. For organ-heads looking for a little more of what they love, this is not a bad sampler to sample.
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High Street/Windham Hill's Organ-Ized is nothing less than a salute to the classic Hammond B3 organ by some of the preeminent mainstream practitioners of the instrument in the late '90s. Surprises are hardly the modus operandi here -- it's all soul-jazz, performed with love but not a lot of risk. While this might not showcase the idiosyncrasies of the instrument, that's fine, because this delivers exactly what most Hammond diehards want -- funky grooves and licks from the likes of Joey DeFrancesco, John Medeski, Art Neville, Michael Omartian, Jimmy Smith, Reuben Wilson, and Mike Weaver, among others. Some cuts cook more than others, but there are no duff tracks here -- only Jack McDuff. For organ-heads looking for a little more of what they love, this is not a bad sampler to sample.
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