Listen Here (Remastered) Gene Russell
Album info
Album-Release:
1976
HRA-Release:
07.02.2020
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- 1 Listen Here 03:12
- 2 Get Down 03:47
- 3 You Are the Sunshine of My Life 04:53
- 4 For Heaven's Sake 03:43
- 5 Black Orchid 03:15
- 6 Silver's Serenade 04:51
- 7 Blues Suite 04:55
- 8 My Favorite Things 04:47
- 9 Willow Weep for Me 04:54
- 10 My Chere Amour 03:10
Info for Listen Here (Remastered)
With Monster "get down" a Jazz funk classic. Half of the songs on this record were first released on Russell’s "Talk To My Lady" LP on Black Jazz Records.
A compilation of tracks originally released on albums on the Black Jazz label. Calvin Keys plays on tracks from one of the source albums. Calvin Keys probably plays on the tracks Get Down, You Are The Sunshine Of My Life, For Heaven's Sake, Blues Suite and My Favorite Things which were originally released on Talk To My Lady.
Gene Russell, Fender Rhodes, piano (Steinway)
Calvin Keys, guitar
Henry Franklin, bass
Charles Weaver, congas
Nougu, drums
Produced by Gene Russell
Digitally remastered
Gene Russell
should be a name familiar to committed and more casual fans of jazz and R&B made in the 1970s. Talk to My Lady has its transcendent moments. There's Russell's bold transformation of the John Coltrane-identified "My Favorite Thing," where his Fender Rhodes gets matched in breakneck intensity by Franklin's standup bass and 20-year-old Leon "Ndugu" Chancler's drums. Playing acoustic piano, Russell sounds at ease with the funk of "Get Down" and, now plugged-in, he personalizes Gamble and Huff's "Me And Mrs. Jones" and Stevie Wonder's "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" with soulful feeling.
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