This 1963 album on Blue Note captures McGriff in his early prime, laying down the Hammond grooves that would make him a star. It's a foundational set in the soul-jazz canon.
- The album was recorded in sessions on November 13 and 20, 1962.
- It reached #12 on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart.
- This was McGriff's third album for the Blue Note label.
Jimmy McGriff was a pioneering soul-jazz organist from Philadelphia. His Hammond B3 work defined a sound that was equally at home on jazz dates and R&B-inflected sessions.
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