8 thoughts on “ Jimmy Smith - The Sermon! (CD, Album) ”

1. The Sermon Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson Drums – Donald Bailey Guitar – Kenny Burrell Tenor Saxophone – Tina Brooks Written-By – Jimmy Smith: B1: Flamingo Drums – Art Blakey Guitar – Kenny Burrell Written-By – E. Anderson*, T. Grouya* B2: J.O.S/5(38).

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2. The Sermon! by Jimmy Smith - CD () for $ from orvygercouicalomounnobobsninneade.coinfo Jazz Q: 4 stars out of 5 - ' One of the best Blue Note albums he recorded Smith's fruity riffing is matched on both sets by a shifting guest list.A most felicitous arrangement it proves too ' - Order by Phone /5(25).

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4. Sermon buy CD music Description One of the most innovative jazz organists of his era, Jimmy Smith was also one of the most prolific, producing no fewer than 13 albums in his first two years of recording. The quantity, however, would count for nothing if the quality was allowed to slip, and here Jimmy had few equals. Sermon songs Customer Reviews.

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5. Smith recorded "The Sermon" in two one day sessions. "JOS", the initials for James Ogden Smith was recorded in August , and the title track and closing track "Flamingo" were recorded in early But this album is astonishing for its vitality, feel, and timelessness/5(84).

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6. Jul 27,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Jimmy Smith - The Sermon! at Discogs. Complete your Jimmy Smith collection/5().

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7. Jan 01,  · From my local library I checked out Jimmy Smith's "Back at the Chicken Shack" on cd. I was marveling at how good it sounds and turns out it's a hybrid SACD from Analogue Productions and masted by Kevin Grey and Steve Hoffman in Sure sounds good and no wonder!

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8. Oct 28,  · Any that had then underrated and now (because of Mosaic re-issue) Tina orvygercouicalomounnobobsninneade.coinfo this is "House Party" and "The Sermon".His last few CD's like "Dot Com Blues" and "Damn" are amazing rave yups considering his age and have everybody under the sun coming to pay and play homage to the master.I also have one I think called "Softly As In a Morning Breeze" breeze" with Kenny Burrell .

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