Dr. Lonnie Smith -Live At Club Mozambique -Blue Note LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

Disc 01
01. "I Can't Stand It"
02. "Expressions"
03. "Scream"
04. "Play It Back"

Disc 02
01. "Love Bowl"
02. "Peace Of Mind"
03. "I Want To Thank You"
04. "Seven Steps To Heaven"

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Extra-Infos:

.. Mozambique / 180gr.

Description:

- Hammond organ masterâ??s live album - Originally recorded in 1970 but not released until 1995 - Recorded at The Club Mozambique, Detroit, Michigan, on 21st May 1970 - Featuring George Benson on guitar, plus Ronnie Cuber (baritone sax), Dave Hubbard (tenor), Gary Jones (congas) and Joe Dukes (drums) - Showcasing six funky, riff-based Smith originals plus unique takes on Sly & The Family Stoneâ??s â??Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Again)â?? and Victor Feldmanâ??s â??Seven Steps To Heavenâ?? - Includes photography by Francis Wolff and liner notes by musician/writer Bob Belden - .. MOZAMBIQUE / 180GR.

Double vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in May 1970, this smoldering set of funky soul jazz by the great organist Lonnie Smith went unreleased until 1995. Captured live at Club Mozambique in Detroit just 5 months after Smith recorded his excellent Blue Note album Drives, this live date featured a similar line-up with tenor saxophonist Dave Hubbard, baritone saxophonist Ronnie Cuber, and drummer Joe Dukes, with the notable difference being the presence of guitarist George Benson here.

2LP set released in a single, light-weighted, sleeve. Original released in 1995 for the series [l=Blue Note Rare Groove Series] (produced by [a=Michael Cuscuna] and [a=Tom Evered]) as stated on labels and back sleeve. A Blue Note Records release; ? 1995 Capitol Records, LLC © 2019 UMG Recordings, Inc. Made in Germany Recorded Live at Club Mozambique, Detroit, Michigan on May 21, 1970 From The Liner Notes: "It is believed that Blue Note was going to release it at the time, (and probably gave it a catalog number 4371), but it remained on the shelf for 25 years."

Manufacturer No.:

0822932

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