Scott's 1966 release for GRP, "Latin Shadows," offers a compelling exploration of jazz with Latin influences, showcasing her distinctive Hammond B-3 stylings. The album features a blend of standards and originals, highlighting her improvisational prowess and rhythmic versatility.
- The album was recorded in March 1966.
- It was released on the GRP label.
- The album features a distinctive blend of jazz and Latin rhythms.
Shirley Scott was a jazz organist from Philadelphia who came to prominence in the 1960s, known for her soulful playing and collaborations with Stanley Turrentine. By 1966, she had established herself as a leading voice on the Hammond B-3, bridging the gap between hard bop and soul jazz.
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