VINYL FORMAT. Originally released in 1969 on Atlantic (and recorded live in the same year at the Montreux Jazz Festival), this is one of the most popular and best selling soul-jazz albums of all time. The spontaneous and groovy tracks are unforgettable. Contains the definitive version of Gene McDaniels' 'Compared To What' that became legendary. Les McCann and Eddie Harris with the amazing Benny Bailey on trumpet plus Leroy Vinnegar (bass) and Donald Dean (drums). New exclusive liner notes by the original p...   [ read more ]

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The godfather of contemporary jazz-soul chills, changing the pace from his electrifying collaborations with Eddie Harris -- Swiss Movement and Second Movement -- that preceded and followed this mellow set of mostly love songs, which includes four selections from the pens of Helen and Kay Lewis (aka the Lewis Sisters). Two cuts, "Baby, Baby" and "Can't We Be Strangers Again," were originally done by Motown's Miracles and Edwin Starr & Blinky respectively. {&"How Many B...   [ read more ]

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